Kensington Give-Away

Visit us on our live Stickam show this Saturday at 8pm PST where I’ll be announcing the winner of this give-away. You can post one question a day and you must be a subscriber to my YouTube channel in order to qualify. Please post your YouTube name when leaving your comment.

Video Review: Verco Silicone Keyboard Skin

Rating: 7 out of 10
Pros: Keeps your keyboard clean, quiets keyboard clicks, patent pending key mold design
Cons: loses shape after about a month at the bottom edge
Overall: The Verco Silicone keyboard skin will fit both your Macbook keyboard as well as the Apple Wireless Keyboard yet I really wish it kept its shape a bit better on the bottom edge.

You can check out all of the Verco offerings by clicking here and being directed to their website.

Video Review: Vecro Silicone Keyboard Skin

Rating: 6.5 out of 10
Pros: Super fit, keeps your keyboard clean, actually quiets louder clicking keyboards, hardly notice it’s on.
Cons: Need to purchase from the companies eBay store, after about a month the skin starts to bow a bit at the front edge of the keyboard, a bit pricey at $18.
Overall: The Vecro Silicone Skin from Rearth USA does a fantastic job of protecting your keyboard as well as quieting loud keyboard clicks.  I enjoyed using this product during my tests. The one disappointment was that after about a month the leading edge near the spacebar started to bow up a bit and became annoying.  I also would like to see this products priced a bit lower than the current $18 price tag.

You can learn more about RearthUSA and the Vecro Silicone keyboard skin by clicking here.  To purchase continue on to their ebay store and pick one up for $18.

Video Review: iSkin Pro-Touch Mac Keyboard Skin

Rating: 9 out of 10
Pros: Nice clean install, fits perfect, protects keyboard, made for many models
Cons: You might have to get used to typing at first and is a little hard to speed type
Overall: I love this iSkin Keyboard protector, so easy to take off and wash in mild detergent and water, keeps the keys clean and free from germs, dust, and debris.

Pick one up for yourself over at iSkin or click here to be taken directly to their page.  Prices range from $24.99-$34.99 based on style and type.

Video Review: Logitech DiNovo Mac Edition Keyboard

Rating: 9.5 out of 10
Pros: Easy to type on, fits the Mac look very well, 3 year battery life, extra function keys, Logitech Control Center
Cons: Hot keys with the eject button do not work, such as Sleep (Command + Shift + Eject), glossy black design will show off fingerprints
Overall: This will be a welcomed edition to any Mac setup. With Logitech control center setting function keys to your preference is just a few clicks away. The black and aluminum make it look right at home with recent iMacs and Macbook Pros. If you are able to pick this up on sale I highly recommend this keyboard, so much that I’ve decided to award it the Editors Choice award.

Video Review: Kensington Ci70 Keyboard

Rating: 9 out of 10
Pros: Low profile keys, USB ports, built-in mini USB, 5 hot keys.
Cons: Some of the keys don’t function exactly like the Mac keyboard, no mute button.
Overall: I really like this keyboard, it reminds me of the newer keyboard that comes with all Macs. One real advantage that this keyboard has over the Mac keyboard is that the USB ports are powered so you can charge up your devices.

This product retails for $49.99 and can be purchase directly from Kensingtons website.