A much better cover for the JK
598016
Finally a practical dash mount that can hold a device in place and keeps items in place. Please note this cover does come with clips attached unlike others.
3255349
This is my first tonneau cover after having a fiberglass topper and without question this is a better way to go in my opinion. I just installed it on my 2013 F150 6.5ft supercrew.

The good:
-Frame and materials seem to be of decent quality. Velcro along sides and frame design seem well built.
-Metal tubes run under cover from side to side for support with snow and rain loads.
-Includes weatherstripping for sealing up the tailgate sides and bottom.
-I didn't have many miles before the cover to compare to, but I do think that my mileage did increase after the cover was on.

The bad:
-My cover should be about 3 inches longer. I had to set the tension adjusters (with 3 available notches) to the loosest one, and then completely move it to as far as the adjuster would go in the track. This allowed the cover to finally snap down and literally was tight as a drum. Good for looks but I question the ability of the one sided wimpy latch to hold under that kind of tension.
-The weatherstripping flap in the front  and rear are extended to be able to barely seal the box.  An inch longer in front and 2 or three inches longer in the rear would have been much better at sealing. As it sits now, you can put your fingers between the cover and the box and push in the seal, thus making an easy ingress for water or snow.
-While putting on the included box clamps, I peeled off the paper-thin rubber coating on the latch release lever and boy is that metal sharp! I guess I will just pull of the remaining rubber and file/sand the lever's rough edges.

The fitment troubles may be isolated to just the new f150, so this may still be a viable option for other makes.  I wish that I had gone with my gut and stuck with the Lund Tonneau instead.
1507820
Don't buy this cover. Get an MX 4 instead. My VP only lasted 6 months before it started sagging. Same as other reviews. Contacted Bak through their website and supplied photos. They agreed right away that it was defective and offered a replacement once I sent photos of the VP with spray paint on both sides. After sending the photos they said the VP was in a production hold and would send either the MX4 or G2. I chose the MX4 because it allows you to close the tailgate with the cover down. Got the new cover in about a week. All good so far. Love the ability to close the tailgate with the cover down. That's a huge improvement over the VP.
3523516
I hate to give this cover a lower score than the 5 stars but there is a reason as to why I did it.

I will start off by saying that the cover definitely would protect your phone more so than if you didn't have one on. That is a bonus no matter what. The problem I have with this cover is that it is so bulky! It is no secret that this phone (Note 4) is already a big one, but with this case, it really makes it huge!

Secondly, the finish on the back of the phone is a lot less tacticle than I would have guessed from the photos. Seller does  a good job with the phots, but it is difficult to asses the lack of tactile feel through pictures. The OEM cover has a great feel to it because it has a sense of grip. This cover makes it so that the phone can more easily slip out of your hand, more so than OEM that is.

Lastly, I will say that this last point is more of a personal thing, but as soon as I saw the cover, it seemed and felt more like a feminin cover. I was going with black to be more subtle, but the back cover almost "blings". I did not like that aspect of the cover at all.

A pro to this cover though is that the buttons lay perfectly with the OEM ones, and pressing them is as good as if the cover wasn't there. I know a few friends with the same phone and with a cover that have to press the buttons a lot more because their covers are stiff. No such problem with this one.

In the end, I just am not satisfied with the product and I will be getting another one. My friend showed me his Spigen cover in black and that cover seems more in line for what I was looking for. It was very tacticle, more so than mine, and it was a much slimer case that made the phone feel just overall more sleek.
4037522
The fit is perfect once you figure out that you can't use the cover that came with the calculator at the same time.  Overall I'd say you'd buy this soft case more for the looks rather than any real safety advantage over the original.  However, the feel in the hand is somewhat more secure, and it inhibits sliding around on a hard surface like a textbook or tabletop too.
1796625
Perhaps the best way to rate this cover is to compare it to the one it just replaced. This cover replaces a clear $59 Power Support USA (PS) cover that began to crack on the corner after 6 months.  It was never dropped.  The PS cover was slim, well-fitting, good looking, with a self-healing coating that hides scratches. Unfortunately that coating also was slippery, so there was always the potential for it to slip out of my hands when carrying my 2011 13" Macbook Air around the house. Additionally, the PS cover was molded with rounded bumps on the bottom surface, which fit around the built-in feet on the bottom of the Macbook.  Tiny self-stick rubber feet are provided for the purchaser to attach over the bumps.  The feet simply do not stay attached to the bottom of the slippery coated case, and within 1 week, all were gone.  With no rubber feet, the cover slides all over the place on hard surfaces. New, improved ones were provided by PS, but they were still gone within 1 week, despite careful surface cleaning with alcohol.  The bumps on the bottom of the cover should be molded with a flat recess to better secure rubber, feet, and with the coating not applied to that area.  The PS cover required me to trim the plastic (with a Dremel) on the left rear side of the bottom cover to permit the MagSafe power cord to be attached with the cord rear-facing.

Overall, I'd rate that Power Support USA cover at a 3.

The TopCase was a gamble.  There were no reviews.  It was also less than 1/3 the price of the PS cover at $17.99, so it seemed like a small gamble.  I've had it for 1 day. In short, it fits tightly, has a fine textured rubbery feeling surface that is similar to the rubberized hard plastic smartphone cases.  That makes it more secure when I carry it.  The rubber feet are inset into molded recesses in the bottom cover, so it looks like they stand a good chance of staying put.  The transparent yellow color looks fantastic, especially with the matte finish. The only downside so far is that the white rubber feet appear to be a stiff, foam material rather than a solid rubber such as those on the bottom of the MacBook itself. The durability of them is yet to be proven.  The bottom cover can only be installed one way, but the top cover does not appear directional.  I installed mine with the 2 clips edge toward the hinge, and the 3 clips toward the camera since lifting it open probably causes more stress on that edge.

So far, I give this one a 4 star, having deducted perhaps 1/2 a star for what appear to be not-too-durable feet.  However, when I factor in the price, cool looks, and that I can easily buy new rubber feet if these deteriorate, I've gotta bump it to a 5 for overall value.
4431468
Got this cover for my slider, which I love (the slider):

The cover:

PROS: Easy to put on, protects adequately, has protective cover over keyboard that does not interfere (at my mode and speed of typing, which isn't great), well put together.
CONS: Faux Leather, cover interferes with the on button significantly. Needs too much pressure. Ended up cutting a hole to better access the on/off button. No access for the recharge port!!!  A major bu bu. You need to have the cover open to access port, or cut a hole as in above. The closing flap is on the front bottom of the cover.  When typing you can have it dangling from the front, or tucked under the cover.  This latest means the keyboard is unstable and rocks slightly, side to side, while typing.

Suggestions to manufacturer: Pre-punch the holes for the on/off button and the port.  For the port, perhaps provide a small sliding (plastic)cover.

Coclusion: Perhaps the best of the ones available, but can definitively be improved!
4560613
Cover is nice, but doesn't seem to be well made as the previous version of the same cover it replaced.
3621033
After reviewing the smittybilt web site, this seat does not fit a JK. The seat is designed for 1976-2006.

The seat seems well built. Arrived quickly

Pros:
Inexpensive

Cons:
Does not fit my 09 JK without an adapter. This adapter costs 59.95, about half the cost of the seat.
Does not recline or tilt forward.
1891251
Used on my JD 425 riding mower...fit is a little over-sized but with small wood blocks to weigh it down, the cover provides complete, waterproof protection against the elements...thus far it appears to be a heavier, well stitched, better quality replacement for my original JD cover at about HALF the price...thanks
3272398
The deflector is a perfect 'made for the JK' fit. I used both the screws and the adhesive to mount, not feeling too comfortable leaving it with just the adhesive. Both leave it feeling securely mounted. I didn't have any assistance with the install, just lined it up first, made a small mark for the center on the underside of the hood, and then started with an inch of the adhesive peeled back on both sides - lined up great!
I've had it now for about a month and the difference with what I need to scrape off the windshield is like night and day! I can't tell though that it's improved my gas mileage any like another review claim.
The only item that detracts from the looks is the Rugged Ridge logo on the right side when looking at it from the front. My Jeep is white/black and I don't care for colors that detract from it. It's painted on so I think I'll try some of my wife's fingernail polish remover to eliminate the distraction - inconspicuous spot underneath first just to make sure it doesn't damage the plastic.
3350516
If you are kind to your Kindle (4), don't use it in dirty areas, then this cover works great.  Also, it is a semi-snug fit not a tight fit, and can slide around if you allow it to be tossed around.  Not a factor for me, but worth mentioning.  It is good looking, but not elegant (no Armani, but c'mon, for this price?).  Close inspection shows it well made with moderately good materials.  I suspect I'll wear it out in maybe 5 years, but that makes it a bargain.  I have an older Kindle, with a official Amazon cover that is better, but also pricier ... if I'd had this choice back then, I would have gone with the JKase.
3463940
Had trouble keeping  covers stuck to  grill. My 2016 JK has a hood lock, covers  not made for hood lock no opening.
4025210
I have had three different kinds of covers one hard foldable and a soft lund.  This fits just as nice and some ways better. Price was deff better thanks great cover
1827415
I like my new leather one better. But, for it's purpose, it holds up well when dropped, is easy to clean, and protects the kindle from all those little things in your bad that want to scratch it. I just like something with more design on it, this one doesn't do it for me.
4185826
Very nice cover and worth the price. Installation goes easier if the item is warm and more flexible for fitting over the wheel.
874003
Big improvement over the prior cover.  Much easier to put on the grill.  Not too sure about the integrated storage pouch.  Took it off.