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CoverBee Posh Leopard Universal iPad Handmade Tablet Sleeve
CoverBee introduces the “Posh Leopard” tablet sleeves — can you honestly think of a better aesthetic to match the iPad operating system? (Well, at least until you upgrade to the new Mountain Lion Os X) The pouch-like design with a zipper will fit any iPad, or other 10” tablet, and protect it against normal wear and tear during urban jungle safaris. Not exactly your style and/or afraid of being ostracized by the PETA community? The brand offers a variety of other unique pattern designs to choose from.
Pros
- Fits any iPad or 10” tablet
- Smart cover compatible
- Zipper closure
- Superb handmade quality
Cons
- Single-purpose design
- No special features
Overview
Rrr-oww! Relax PETA members, CoverBee uses faux-fur here, so you can use it and have a clean conscience. (Conceivably even the most outspoken animal lovers own a stuffed toy animal, or two - and really, how is this design any different?) The Posh Leopard is a Smart Cover compatible sleeve that will fit any Apple iPad or iPad-sized tablet, and the single zipper closure keeps the tablet comfortably snug inside during travel. Other sizes are also available, as well as a ‘classic’ top-loading model without zipper.
The sleeve quality confirms CoverBee's commitment to create handmade cases using on the finest materials. The Posh Leopard incorporates a soft, fuzzy exterior and a golden-colored quilted lining with a silky satin look and feel. And this combination of materials serves up generous protection against standard everyday wear and tear.
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8.3 x .78 x 11.0 in (WDH) |
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Features
- Universal fit for any Apple iPad or iPad-sized tablet
- Smart cover compatible
- Faux-fur exterior with distinctive leopard skin pattern
- Design feels very comfortable to hold
- Quilted golden satin lining with a silky-smooth touch
- Carefully hand-crafted quality
- Zipper closure
- Water-resistant exterior shields the tablet from splashes or light rain
- Provides generous all-around protection against standard wear and tear
Editor's Rating
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| 3.0 | Functionality Other than unique, exotic looks there are no special features to mention here. The design is smart cover compatible, and I also had no trouble fitting other tablets encased in a slim back protector. |
| 3.5 | Protection I think you know not to expect much protection from a tablet sleeve, yet in addition to bumps, dings and scratches, CoverBee sleeves are resistant to splashes and light rain. Surely you’ll want to flaunt this solution, but its slim design makes for easy packing inside a hand or shoulder bag - you know, just in case you happen to approach upon a threatening mob of PETA activists. |
| 4.5 | Quality Quality materials and no loose threads - the construction here is top notch! One great thing about CoverBee sleeves is that they are hand washable, so the user can preserve their eye-catching design by easily wiping away all the dust and grime that it collects during urban jungle commutes. |
| 4.0 | Value CoverBee sleeves are beautifully hand-crafted, and their prices don’t sting much either. For only $40, surely your cat-like reflexes will want to quickly grab one of these quality designs. (The ‘Classic’ model without zipper is also available, priced $24) As if you need any more incentive, the company offers free worldwide shipping on all orders (no minimum purchase required). |
| 3.8 | Overall: Okay The Posh Leopard's looks certainly won’t be a unanimous favorite, which is why CoverBee offers an assortment of designs to compliment a variety of personal tastes. CoverBee sleeves are a best case scenario for tablet users who seek a quality handmade sleeve at a price that doesn't sting too much. |
User Rating
"Unique and beautiful"
Bought the Leopard Case for my girlfriend and it didn’t disappoint. I’m sure I’ve earned a couple of extra points thanks to it. The leopard pattern is the latest fashion trend, and my Jessica even screamed like a baby wildcat when she unwrapped the present.
The best thing about the case is the fact that it’s handmade, which means quality to the very last detail. The CoverBee case is functional as well: compatible with Smart Cover, comes with a zipper, and is pretty protective as well.
All in all, if you want to make your significant other happy – this case is one of the ways.
The best thing about the case is the fact that it’s handmade, which means quality to the very last detail. The CoverBee case is functional as well: compatible with Smart Cover, comes with a zipper, and is pretty protective as well.
All in all, if you want to make your significant other happy – this case is one of the ways.
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