Protects pretty well, like the elastic to keep it closed
596569
Protects pretty well, like the elastic to keep it closed.  It works as expected but dents and scratches very easily.  Disappointed at that but not dysfunctional.
2443598
I have fat fingers, so I tend to use a stylus whenever I use anything with a touch-screen, so I wanted a case for my Kindle that included a stylus holder.  The case is pretty decent, if a bit basic, and seems well made.  The Kindle is easy to insert, and locks in place with a tab that tucks under the edge, and is secured with a tab of some pretty strong Velcro.  No fear of it coming loose.  I like how the case extends a bit around all edges of the Kindle, so that if I drop it, the edges of the case should absorb a lot of the impact.  The cover is held shut magnetically, and the magnets are a good balance between security and ease of opening.  On the back side, there is a tab you tuck the cover behind, so you can stand the Kindle up kind of like an easel.  Propped up the normal way, it is a good angle for viewing while sitting on a table.  I also like that if you turn it the other way, it is at a good angle for my kids, who like to have it on the floor in front of them while they lay on their stomachs, propped on their elbows.  The stand only works in the portrait orientation, the stand does not swivel so you can view it in the 'letter' position, as some do.  The first couple times I used the stand, it was a bit wobbly, but after I used it that way a few times, the area where the cover hinges loosened up a bit, and allowed it to fold over better.  There are cutouts in the cover for the buttons, speaker, and camera.  Overall workmanship is good, no loose threads, stitching is straight, and the Kindle fits snugly.  It seems to be made of some sort of synthetic leather, with the piece that closes over the screen being softer than the rest - a nice touch.
Really, the only real gripe I have would be the stylus holder.  It is a little elastic loop that almost seems to be sewn in as an afterthought.  You can see it in the picture, it is the little thing that looks like a tab sticking out the side.  So far, I have never lost a stylus, but it just kind of hangs there, and will occasionally 'snag' on something, as it is not tucked in at all, but just stuck to a narrow loop out the side.  I would prefer a second loop, to hold it more securely, or that the loop be sewn so the stylus was held inside the cover, up against the Kindle.  There is room to do that, but I think it would require a little more work to sew it there.
So far, it is holding up well, and the quality of materials and the workmanship is surprisingly good for the price.  Don't expect Otterbox toughness, but it seems as good as other covers I've seen of similar design costing 2-3 times as much, as far as protection goes.
4237617
Nice product.  The speaker is a little tight in it which makes is somewhat difficult to zip up, but well worth keeping.  That's pretty minor to me, it protects the speaker well.
48774
Fits well; needs a way to secure closed such as a band.  This satisfies the need to have a cover.
1160572
I really like the protection this case offers.  Three piece case, a hard shell, soft rubberized bumper, and a screen protector.  These fit very well and protect your iPad very well.  I feel very comfortable throwing the iPad in a bag or having with me at the beach.  The only significant issue is that the camera lens cover and the speaker cover are designed to open and then swing out of the way.  This is great, as long as you remember to close them right after you use them.  Leave them open and the brush up against something and they fall off.  I have almost lost both of them a couple of times.  If your kids are using this you can surely count these little pieces as lost.  Even if you did lose them the iPad would still be well protected, but not from sand and small amounts of water.
1279705
I bought this because it protects the ipad at the corners.  I have not dropped the ipad (yet), but this promises to protect it pretty well.  It also has a strap on the back where I can stick my fingers through and hold the Ipad easily in one hand (vertical position only).  This is a nice feature.  I've had it for several months now and it is holding up well.  It is fake leather, but still looks like leather and looks like it is going to last a long time, and I use the ipad deaily.
52887
Durable, elastic keeps ipad protected.  I had gotten used to the old cover I had that some of the features I had are not on this cover, I will get used to it.
1307090
This tablet sleeve is pretty nice. I'm not sure about the zippers being waterproof, but the case as a whole is water resistant enough to keep all your stuff inside pretty safe.

I have an iPad pro 9.7 and this sleeve fits my iPad with different types of covers. I have a smart cover, a TPU cover, and a heavy duty case with a kickstand. All three fit inside this sleeve. The heavy duty case is a tight squeeze and may stretch out the case after a while. The outside pocket is roomy enough to hold the charger, stylus, and a couple of other small accessories, including my G5 phone.

The sleeve seems to be built pretty well. The zippers are big and heavy duty. The cloth is a thicker cotton canvas type which is fairly water resistant. The inside of the main pocket has a faux fur lining and is super soft. The inside of the smaller outside pocket has a polyester lining that is smooth and nice.

I've been trying to nitpick and find negatives about this case for a while now and I really can't. It's a pretty solid sleeve. I guess the waterproof claim isn't true, but really, who chooses a cotton case for watertightness? This sleeve does what it is supposed to do and does it pretty well.

*Disclaimer - I received this product at a discount in exchange for an honest review. Now I'm gonna go get my hair did, carrying my iPad safely in this nifty case.
3314419
I was a little worried when I received the sleeve considering that I was expecting more in the form of padding or cushion to protect my macbook but it seems to work fairly well despite those shortfalls. The outer material is semi rigid and built up to be a little more sturdy around the corners which was nice to find. The interior is a synthetic fabric that seems like it would create the chance to scratch the aluminum of the mac but I haven't found that to be the case after using the case numerous times now.

What drew me to this specific sleeve over other ones such as neoprene alternatives was its semi rigid construction as well as its lack of a zipper. This case uses a row of magnets on the opening to secure the lid shut yet keeps the mac easily accessible and secure within the sleeve. Even turning the sleeve upside down and trying to shake the mac out of it proved just how well designed and secure the lid is. Removal and insertion of the laptop into the sleeve is very quick and easy just so long as you don't keep anything in the usb ports like I'm prone to. I keep a logitech receiver as well as a wacom tablet receiver in my usb ports at times and I found that their is little to no extra room inside the sleeve for those peripherals. I had to remove the receivers to maintain the ease of use of this sleeve.

If you put your laptop into a backpack like I do then this sleeve may be a good option to consider for extra protection, especially if you are trying to avoid dents and scratches on the macs aluminum body.
331218
I just needed something to protect the iPad when I didn't have it in its other leather case. This was a nice, inexpensive alternative that does the job. Pretty color and I like the smart cover that puts the tablet into sleep mode and wakes it up again. Seems to be pretty durable. No obvious wear or tear on the cover that I can see. Also, it's not nearly as heavy or bulky as the custom leather case I have. My iPad actually spends more time in this case than it does that other highly expensive job.
4774071
Unlike the various Kindle cases I've used in the past, with this one, the Fire snaps into a frame rather than slipping into corner straps of various types. It provides a secure, well-fitting cover, very nicely protective.  Both the front and back are hard, which increases the protection.

I have the black/gray one, and when turned inside out, still has all the functionality as right side out.  I actually prefer the dove gray color to the black.

Instead of any snap or magnetic closure, there is a big band of elastic that holds the cover closed.  Again, that works whether the cover is reversed or not.  It's low tech, but I actually like it, especially the black band in contrast to the gray cover.

Mine has a slight flaw in the inside (gray side) stitching, on the bottom.  But yes, it is actually stitched rather than glued.  INCIPIO is embossed on both the gray and the black sides, and the cover has a nice feel to it; feels like quality.

The kickstand ability, while it works, isn't terribly secure, tends to fall.  However, if you are streaming video, it will stay where it should, just not so great when you need to touch the device.

While this fits the HD 7 Fires quite nicely, I also tried it on my husband's HDX 7.  It still snaps into place as it should but doesn't fit as well as an HD 7 does.  Also, it is not practical for the HDX because it blocks the power and volume switches and the speakers.

While not perfect, this is a very nice cover, both in design and quality.  I'm quite pleased with it.
399595
This case is great when it's closed, or when using it as a stand for the tablet. It's thick enough to be protective, yet still relatively thin (in a good way). The plastic back clips solidly onto the tablet, and doesn't wrap around the front with bulky straps like some other cases. The magnetic latch works well. Overall, it does a fine job of keeping our tablet safe.

When you're holding the tablet in your hands with the case open, though, the front cover is cumbersome to manage. Unlike better cases we've had for other tablets, this one doesn't have a real hinge. Instead, there's just some floppy material that you bend back in order to open the case. It's plenty sturdy, but tends to stick out and jab your hand. Likewise, there's no strap, magnet, or other device to hold the open cover in place. So, it tends to slide around (especially given the hefty weight of the Galaxy Tab E, itself) and stick out on the top, bottom, and/or side opposite the hinge. I've taken to folding the case over on itself so it's just one strip wide (out of the three strips on the cover) when it's open. That helps mitigate the aforementioned issues, but gets kind of bulky for your left hand.

The Galaxy Tab E isn't a terribly popular device, so there isn't a lot of variety in cases available for it. Most of the cases we found are big and bulky. This is pretty trim, quite sturdy and, overall, a decent choice. There are many better cases out there - but apparently not for the Galaxy Tab E. If you're looking for a thin case for your tablet, take some time to browse for others first. If you don't find a better one, this is a fine choice.
2147844
My only complaint is with the cover. It's slightly bowed, so that it' won't close completely. Small gaps are left at either end, which would let in dust, pocket lint from whatever it's carried in, etc. Also, the magnets that are supposed to hold it shut aren't strong enough, allowing it to fall open very easily. Other than that it seems pretty durable.
442195
No issue with the cover. Fits the 7" that I bought with it and the replacement 8" tablet I bought to replace it with. Elastic band keeps it shut like the old Kindle covers.
1444701
a good thing to have if you don't mind taping it down to keep the elastic from popping off.
4201152
I like this case. There is only 2 slight problems. The first is the charging plug/cover on my case doesn't stay closed just pops out again, and second I can't use a stylus on the screen protector because it doesn't register unless you press SUPER hard. This case is great otherwise, it works fine for what I bought it for which is protecting my kindle from drops and keeping it nice and clean.
4966146
This review will be identical to another product I purchased from a different manufacturer. When I got both covers, they were identically packaged but under different names. This seems to be a common practice with products from China.  We do the same thing here with branding, but the packaging is usually unique, not practically mirror image.

Not much to say about this iPad cover.  I got this for an iPad that never leaves the house and isn't handled by kids. Something was needed so the iPad could just be set down without scratching up the back or it slipping off of some surface. This cover handles those two functions adequately.

There were small blemishes and seams that were barely noticeable. The fit is good, though when handling the iPad by the edge, it's possible to roll that part of the cover back off the iPad. A little care is needed.

In time, with a lot of handling I can see this cover loosening up and possibly deforming. That's not my use case so I'll probably get a lot of mileage out of it.

This will not provide much, if any, protection from a drop on a solid surface. It will prevent your iPad from slipping off the chair or couch, or out of your hand in the first place, minimizing drops instead of damage.