ECS Clear Silicone Keyboard Cover Compatible with Kinesis Freestyle2 - Skin Protector for Split Keyboard - Anti-Dust, Waterproof, Easy to Clean for Kinesis Freestyle2 Ergonomic Keyboards

Sounds like the other reviewers are trying to use this cover for anothery Kinesis keyboard. I was surprised how easily it just fit onto my Freestyle2. Only complaint is you have to push harder on the keys. Still haven't gotten used to that yet and it might cause me only to use the cover when I'm eating, drinking or smoking, which is what I bought the cover for. The thing goes on and pulls off so quickly, that won't be a problem. UPDATE: so been about ten months of use now and I no longer consider having to press the keys harder an issue - have gotten used to it, plus I suspect as I wore the cover in, it's easier to press the keys. And I can see the letters on the keys just fine. Going to order a spare cause I find this invaluable, and whever I remove to clean, my keyboard looks brand new!

I'll start this review by saying I own two of these covers. which I bought for a Freestyle 2 keyboard (for work) and a Freestyle Edge (for home), so I'm writing this review for both. For the Freestyle 2 keyboard that the cover is specifically made for: the fit is perfect, and yes, it does add a little bit of resistance to the typing force needed, but just a little bit. It does what it's supposed to and keeps stuff from falling into the cracks between the keys. It's easy to clean and stays put on the keyboard while I'm vacuuming it off. I've now owned and used the cover for the Freestyle 2 for over a year with no noticeable wear, even with heavy daily use. For the Freestyle Edge, it fits mostly well, but: 1) it doesn't cover the four extra keys at the top of the keyboard (profile/macro/remap/settings), 2) the Caps, R Shift, and R Ctrl keys are wider on the Edge, so the cover doesn't fit over those keys and will bulge awkwardly in the immediate area, and 3) on the top row, the Edge has two small keys (Print Screen and Pause) in place of the wide Delete key on the Freestyle 2, so there will be two keys under the cover designed for one wide key, but the cover still lies flat, and both buttons are still usable. Of these issues, #2 is most noticeable/annoying, but the cover is still usable, and it doesn't significantly affect my typing speed or reduce protection of the spaces between the keys, so I'm fine with it overall, especially as a stopgap measure. I would have preferred a more perfectly fitting cover for the Freestyle Edge (and will very likely buy one if one becomes available), but as that doesn't seem to exist at the moment, this cover will do in the meantime, and I'm willing to put up with a slightly suboptimal fit to avoid another coffee-spill catastrophe. The mechanical keys still click satisfyingly while typing, as they should. That said, someone please make a cover specific for the Freestyle Edge!

Mine was very poorly packaged, completely crushed the cover was half out the crushed package, box completely destroyed but, the cover was still ok and its a good product but it DOES change the look and feel of your keyboard, so if you bought the keyboard for the tactile feel, this will change that completely. You do kind of get used to it over time but you won't enjoy the feel.

id give this skin a solid 4 out of 5 - ive noticed on the kinesis freestyle 2 rgb keyboard the shift key on the right side of the keyboard and the caps lock key is a little off center causing it to rise a bit;. it seems like an easy fix and i guess i can cut some of it off to make it fit, but that defeats the entire purpose of a skin. its rather tacky feeling and i dont mind it all, makes it much easier to type than some of those slippery plastic ones and it does somewhat stay on the keyboard. just know that its a not a perfect fit and the price point is for a premium item .... very expensive for what it is.

Ita helpful, protects my keyboard and my fingertips.