Nickel and cheap

Those who have recently purchased a MacBook Pro Retina know the problem: No way, now, to find a transparent shell for this model through the Apple Store. Especially, that Apple will soon set his sights on a candidate, I'm sure, than a comparable product to mCover exceed 49.99 Euros (69.99 Euros ???)
The shell fits perfectly, and remains secure. It is always possible to remove it, but why.
The lower shell has the big advantage of having several ventilation spaces, and above all, respect the inputs and MacBook Pro Retina ventilation outlets.
The lower shell also has collapsible legs for those wishing to raise a little over-the machine (I think the folding / unfolding of these feet may in the long term and leave marks on the hull. So to avoid for those who want keep a clean machine all traces).
In my opinion, this accessory is essential and will quickly pay for the day you decide to resell the Mac Book Pro. For a nickel MBP with no trace, obviously always sell better than another, the aluminum hull will be worn by friction.
Other users seem a bit bothered by the 4 studs on the upper shell. I guess they come from the machine that injects the resin into the mold. Personally it does not bother me at all, especially since, as I have myself hiding with various stickers I laid on the hull.

A highly recommended.