GripTape Laptop Sticker Set

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May 5, 2026

Bought one set for my wife’s clunker laptop and immediately cut each sticker into halves and thirds with an X-Acto to wrap the hinge bezels and the trackpad edges because the full stickers were too big for her tiny 11-incher and they actually adhered perfectly even on those curved corners then I bought a second set for my buddy’s gaming rig and laminated them with clear packing tape because he spills Monster constantly and they’ve lasted six months no peel so I grabbed two more for my mom’s laptop and my own tablet case and I figured out if you heat them with a hairdryer before applying they’ll conform to any weird texture like the rubberized coating on the back of my Lenovo and they haven’t come off yet even through a sticky summer heatwave so yeah I’ll keep buying these as long as they exist because they’re the only stickers I can actually cut and mod without them delaminating.

April 24, 2026

I ordered the 'Grey Matte' set and received the 'Silver' set. The colors are close enough that I didn’t bother returning them, but the silver is more reflective than I wanted — it catches the light from our reading lamps and is distracting. The stickers themselves are well-cut and the adhesive is solid. They’ve been on my work laptop for two weeks with no peeling. If you’re not fussy about exact shades, you’ll be happy. But I’m a librarian; lighting matters to me.

March 24, 2026

I am an old-fashioned sort and I bought these to brighten up my travel laptop, which I use for recording scores and rules at board game nights. The stickers are perfectly lovely — cheerful, good adhesion, not garish. However, my two-year-old nephew visited and took an immediate shine to them. He picked at one corner until it curled, then dragged a sticky hand across the rest, leaving a jam-smeared mess. Within an afternoon, half were peeling and the other half were irrevocably grimy. I cannot in good conscience fault the product itself; it is I who chose to apply stickers to a laptop that lives within toddling distance. Still, if you have a small, sticky-handed child, I would advise against these unless you wish to test the limits of both the adhesive and your patience.