Computer Cover

The dust and filth that can damage the computer can be kept at bay with a cover. Computer covers are more successful than trying to eradicate the source of dust and grime because dust is so frequent in home, office, and workshop settings. Although some computers have a dust filter at the input, a cover can safeguard it from the inside and out. These are available in a variety of shapes and sizes, and are sometimes referred to as "sleeves" or "dust bags" to protect the computer. They take only a few minutes to install and will not restrict the computer use in the slightest. The ventilation openings on the front, back, sides, and sometimes even the top of a computer are sealed off by these dust bags, protecting the computer from dust and filth. Computer dust covers are inexpensive and may be easily cleaned to prolong their useful life. Surface dust and debris can be easily removed from a computer by wiping, shaking, or vacuuming.

No, There is a heat exhaust system in the back. While secondary heat transfer does occur, it is not intended to be sufficient for cooling the computer itself. If the casing is preventing airflow, the computer will overheat and might malfunction. Even though the case snaps on and appears to stay put, the fit is subpar. One part of the display is chopped in an awkward way, making the anchors at the top impossible to use. There is a noticeable separation between the laptop and the bottom portion of the shell.