CaseBuy Keyboard Cover Skin for Lenovo Flex 5 14" 2-in-1 Laptop, TPU, Waterproof, Dust-Proof, Non-Slip

I have a laptop that falls into the 82HS or 14*** series within Lenovo, depending on what you search for. The exact model # is Lenovo Ideapad Flex 5 14ITL05. The ITL stands for Intel Tiger Lake (I'm pretty sure), while the 14ARES is the AMD version of the machine. I purchased my machine from Staples and this seems to be a SKU they use almost exclusively. I'm giving these details because I wasn't *entirely* clear if this product would fit my keyboard, but I'm happy to report it does. I've had a similar laptop keyboard cover on my 7-year old Dell laptop. It's lasted me well without any issues, and I've taken it off dozens of times and been able to re-adhere it. This cover comes with several adhesive pieces, 2 small circle, 2 large circle, 2 small strips, 2 large strips. They are DIFFICULT to take off of the paper they come attached to, but they are basically transparent (against any key except the space key). You peel it off, apply it to the cover, then peel the white paper off to reveal the adhesive and stick it to your keyboard. I put adhesive pieces on F7, ~, left ctrl, spacebar, right arrow key and backspace. The cover feels extremely secure and if needed I can always purchase new adhesive if this eventually fails. We'll see how long this cover lasts and how much it resists the oils from my fingers, but I'm sure I'll be satisfied in the long term.

Viene con unos pequeños stickers para que no se caiga al ponerla en modo tableta, muy funcionales y queda muy bien, ojo no es la misma calidad que las de Mac

It’s a very good quality and the best thing to purchase. And the delivery was quick

Was a bit worried that this wouldn't fit the gen 7 flex 5 but it fits very well. Arrived 2 days earlier than expected. Package was a little bent but did not affect product. I use my Flex in all the different modes (ie. tent, tablet, etc) so the adhesives are a must for me. Pics show without, with, and with adhesives on corners, spacebar and F7 The adhesives aren't as smooth(?) As I would have liked and are quite visible. (Would have preferred that they weren't as noticeable, but it's fine) I appreciate the video that they link to showing how to attach the adhesives. They were a bit of a pain to peel off of the yellow paper but still workable. Feels nice to the touch but you do lose some of the tactile feedback of the keys/keyboard so there is that tradeoff for the added protection (which I bought it for so it's worth the trade-off).