If you fall into that camp and your primary concern is protecting your system mainly when it's in transit, you'd be better served with a removable laptop sleeve along the lines of the Speck PixelSleeve for MacBook Air ($34.95 at Speck Products).
Still, plenty of folks don't want to see a case each time they use their laptop. In other words, its main job is to protect your system and, for the most part, it gets the job done. The Hard Shell Case's polycarbonate material is tough enough to withstand the scratches and scuffs that will invariably crop up whenever you toss it into your laptop bag. Rather, they're designed to preserve that "new computer" look for as long as possible, presumably to enjoy it during those brief, rare moments when it's being moved from one case to another. But cases aren't meant to make systems look more attractive. As is often the case with protective gear, your system obviously doesn't look as good with the Hard Shell Case on it as it does unadorned. While it's available in four different colors (black, blue, red, and the lime of our review unit), and each is made out of a transparent material that allows you to show off the very handsome system being protected. The Hard Candy Hard Shell Case for 15-inch MacBook Pro Retina ($59.99 list) provides a decent panacea for similarly neurotic folks as well as devil-may-care users that are simply interested in protecting their investment from dings and scratches.Īt its most basic level, the Hard Shell Case is a form-fitting shell that can easily be put on and taken off of your MacBook Pro. If the system in question happens to be as gorgeous (and expensive) as a MacBook Pro with a Retina Display, that uneasiness can be magnified. If you're anything like me, your first few months of owning a brand new laptop are characterized by an underlying sense of fear that it could be damaged at any moment.
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