Accessories named for your laptop
Most laptop accessories fit by size and by socket, not by make. Some do not: a clip-on shell, a screen protector, a privacy filter, a keyboard cover or a skin is cut to the shape of one model, and a sleeve made for one model fits it more closely. These pages gather the products that name a laptop, so you can see what is cut for yours. Every product here is made to fit the laptop it names; none is made or approved by the laptop's maker.
The MacBook pages
There is a page for each current MacBook size: MacBook Air 13-inch, MacBook Air 15-inch, MacBook Pro 14-inch and MacBook Pro 16-inch. A product is filed on one when its name or one of its choices names that MacBook, by size or by the A number its seller uses for the model. They hold mostly hard-shell cases, screen protectors, privacy filters, trackpad films, skins, keyboard covers and sleeves. Each page also gives Apple's own figures for that MacBook's screen, ports and charging, so you can choose the charger and hub that suit it from the department ranges.
The other makes
The pages for Microsoft Surface, Chromebooks, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Asus and Acer list products whose own name says they are for that make. They are smaller pages. Some hold keyboard covers, skins and screen filters cut for named models, such as HP EliteBooks, Lenovo ThinkPads, Asus ROG and Acer Predator laptops. Others hold general sleeves whose names list several makes at once: for those, the size decides the fit, not the name.
What to check before you choose
- The exact model. Makers sell many laptops under one name. Find the model on the label underneath, or in the laptop's own settings, and match it to the product's choices.
- The screen size. It is measured diagonally. The screen-size pages hold every sleeve, bag and filter by size.
- How it charges. USB-C or a round plug, and the watts printed on the original charger. Those two facts lead to the right USB-C charger or universal charger.
Questions people ask about shopping by laptop
Why are there no chargers on most of these pages?
Because chargers are filed by the power they give, not by make. Most USB-C laptops can use any USB-C charger with enough watts, so look in Shop by charging power.
Will a product for an older model fit a newer one?
Only if the choices say so. A shell or a screen protector cut for one generation can miss the next by a few millimetres, so pick the choice that names yours.
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