I have a lemur pro from sys76. That thing is very lightweight and has quite a bit of flex in the middle of the keyboard. It runs very well but i try to be very careful with it, to avoid scratches.

Beside applying a custom skins, does there exist a custom casing for laptop too? Or for that we need our own 3d printer lmao…

  • trem@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    15 days ago

    For avoiding scratches, a “laptop sleeve” might be what you want. It can only used when transporting the laptop, though.

    Normally, you just buy one for the screen size you have and that should fit well enough…

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    I’ve had those covers cause more damage than they protect from. People, myself included, put those things on and forget to clean them regularly. So dirt and grit get trapped in there and cause the very scratches you’re trying to protect from.

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    3d printing sounds like the way to go, but there are plenty of services and individuals that can print for you.

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    You can order a 3D print from several websites. It is made up to your specifications, and shipped to you. It’s not even that expensive if it’s just a one time print and not a replacement for buying a 3D printer. They’ll make it however you want, you can even get one printed from literal titanium if you have the cash for it.