protection for MacBook Pro

There are two reasons iPhone users add screen protector:

• your iPhone could get dropped face down on a rock, and get broken

The MacBook Pro screen does not open far enough to get broken by falling on a rock.

• You could scratch it by accident with watches or jewelry.

MacBook Screen is not a touch screen. You are unlikely to scratch it because there is generally no need to touch it.

There is no need for a screen protector on a MacBook Pro. Installing one will damage the screen coating and interfere with the clearance in closing the display.

DON'T install a screen protector.

Suesue15 wrote:

Should I use a cover on my MacBook Pro?

No. I would not. Typically just add unexpected issues.

Using a camera cover, palm rest, or keyboard cover on a Mac ...

How to clean the keyboard of your MacBook or MacBook Pro - Apple Support

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT205662

Suesue15 wrote:

Thanks. I only ask because my dog knocked it off the couch and broke the screen. I had only had it a month. It's fixed because of Apple care+.

Well, I guess it is a learned take-home lesson. Glad to here you invested in the AppleCare+ it can be a life saver.

Electronics do not like hitting the floor no matter what....

No