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Pros & Cons of Laptop Sleeves

Protection
Perhaps the principal advantage of using a laptop sleeve is the damage protection such devices provide. Laptops are usually expensive, complex pieces of equipment that need to be handled with care if they are to have a long life. Putting your laptop in a laptop sleeve can prevent it from coming into contact with the lint found in the bottom of bags and briefcases. In addition, some sleeves have water-repellent properties, allowing them to protect against drink spillages or accidental exposure to rain.

Cleaning
Using a sleeve with your laptop could mean that you need to clean your device's display and chassis less frequently. Cleaning any computer can be a time-consuming process, and laptop cleaning can be especially tricky as not all designs provide easy access to the insides of the machine. By repelling dust with a laptop sleeve, you can keep your laptop cleaner for longer, potentially extending its useful lifespan.

Limits
It's important to be realistic about the protective properties of your laptop sleeve; they can only protect your laptop to a certain extent. Although most models are designed to provide some form of knock protection, and some offer water-repellent properties, they are unlikely to withstand a drop from a significant height or being dropped into a swimming pool. The close-fitting nature of laptop sleeves means that they do not generally provide the protection that a robust backpack or suitcase would.

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