Coffee Spilled Microsoft Surface Laptop

I have used several types of laptop computers, but Microsoft Surface Pro 7 is more than I expected :)

Perfect to add another tray for a mouse/pad surface. It is strong enough to hold a laptop/coffee mug or other similar-weighted items.

This keyboard has been aa good thing. I have spilled coffee on it and was thrilled to discover that, unlike an Apple keyboard, this one was not disabled by its contact with a liquid. I don't think they advertise the keyboard was waterproof, but in my experience, it has been. I don't mind using a wired keyboard. I think it's better than a wirelss one if you work at a desk. The benefits: 1) no batteries to run down and 2) two extra USB ports to make up for the one it used on the back of my Mini. One tiny beef: I have worn most of the paint off the A and S keys. I don't know why they are almost blank and the rest of the keys are unscathed. All in all, a good price for a multi-functional tool that withstands liquids applied directly to its top surface.

I had one like it now for several years, but unfortunately I spilled a cup of coffee on it and the electronics quickly became toast. I use it a lot because I am running many trail cameras and each take 12 AA Li batteries. The MBT-1 helped in sorting out the good used batteries from those that were 100% expended. The B&H Photo pricing was the best that I came across so I bought another unit. Service was very quick, shipping was fast and I did not skip a beat with the trail cameras.

Unfortunately, soon after I received my notebook, coffee was spilled on it and became inoperational. Using the protection plan I was able to get Apple to repair it. It took several weeks, but eventually, I got back the computer repaired.

I'm a digital artist and have been using one for years. Got the insurance after I spilled a cup of coffee and it died. Good investment.

With the exception of my marriage license, I have never been happier to risk $60 on anything. This item isnt a tote bag, it is a rapid-deployment mobile command center carrying case. Nicely padded, dimensions were accurately described. The thing has more handles on it than I could understand at first, but when I actually started using it, I realized every one of them has a purpose for making the case easier to keep on a shoulder, hip, hand, whatever. They designed this thing to be as versatile in transport as possible. You could carry the thing with your teeth without too much difficulty if you had to. It opens easily, closes easily, and has just the right number of extra pockets; that is, ONE: Which fits a keyboard, mouse, a couple of cables, and no more. Gator didnt succumb to the idiotic habit of adding pockets on every square inch of the thing, which means it looks neat and streamlined, as opposed to a cross between business and cargo-short casual. The first day I used this item, I spilled an entire cup of specialty cinnamon-maple-syrup-coffee on it. Somehow. First time in my life I have spilled a cup of coffee. Anyway, the exterior of this case shed the liquid easily, the remainder wiped up easily, and the case completely protected all the contents- nothing penetrated the surface of the case. So whether you are carrying a flatscreen, touchscreen, two-foot-wide desktop Dell like I am, or the nuclear codes to the most advanced missile defense system on earth, like the POTUS, I would recommend this case.

This was the best keyboard I've ever had. I recently spilled coffee on it and now two of the keys won't work. I went to look to order another one but they are discontinued as far as I know. I'm so upset. I bought the MX keys to replace it but I keep making typos on this keyboard. Not happy at all. If anyone knows of where I can fix my old K740 or buy a new one, please let me know. I don't know why they would discontinue such a great keyboard!

Microsoft surface pen is a great choice

Pairs with the Microsoft Surface Go I got as a gift for my spouse. She's quite happy with it.