Laptop stickers, skins and design stickers for the laptop or especially for the Apple MacBook have been around since the first notebook came onto the market. Whether you are dissatisfied with the back of the laptop screen or just want to embellish it with a laptop sticker, there is the right design and the right sticker for everyone. In this post I would like to introduce you to the skins of Taylor Hey to introduce. You can use these for 15 inch or 15,6 inch laptops or cut them to size for smaller notebook models or MacBooks.
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Laptop sticker: foil with a great design
The stickers for the laptop are usually foil that can be applied without glue and removed from the surface without leaving any residue. This article is specifically about the manufacturer's products Taylor Hey walk. If you are looking for laptop stickers for Apple MacBooks in which the apple remains free or is integrated into the motif, then I recommend you this post about MacBook stickers. You can also cut out the Apple logo on the following laptop stickers, but that can get pretty awkward ...
TaylorHe Foil: Vinyl skin for 15,6-inch and other laptops
In the following I list various design suggestions for the vinyl films from TaylorHe. But these are by no means the only motifs and designs that this manufacturer produces as laptop stickers. If you click on the product pages of Amazon, you will find an even larger selection of up to 11 different motifs:
Stick on the notebook in your own way
Laptop stickers and design films that serve as skins for notebooks, MacBooks and the like have been on the market for years. So my question to you: in what way and with what motif did you embellish your laptop? Or maybe you use a specially designed laptop protective film for which you used a self-made photo? What tips do you have for cropping to large laptop skins? Feel free to leave your tips, tricks, comments or questions as comments :)
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After graduating from high school, Johannes completed an apprenticeship as a business assistant specializing in foreign languages. But then he decided to research and write, which resulted in his independence. For several years he has been working for Sir Apfelot, among others. His articles include product introductions, news, manuals, video games, consoles, and more. He follows Apple keynotes live via stream.
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