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It’s that time of the week again when I, Angry Alex, tell you what’s good and what’s not so much in the world of tablet cases. This time I’ve had lots of issues with the way certain cases look. Despite sporting pretty good features, some of them don’t live up to expectations design-wise. Let’s check them out.

CaseLogic came up with an attractive and functional folio tablet case for the iPad Air – the SnapView. The new case is designed from a combination of molded polycarbonate and fabric materials, ensuring durable protection and great looks. The tablet enjoys all-round protection, but all of its buttons and ports are open to free access. The case comes with an elastic strap lock, keeping...

Marc Jacobs come up with an eye-catching tablet sleeve to fit the iPad Mini – Techno Lynne. Deigned from faux-leather, the case will withstand everyday impacts and bumps. The interior of the case is lined with soft scuba-jersey, preventing scratches and smudges. The high-quality zipper lock ensures the contents always stay put, without any possibility to slip out.

The Canvas from Orla Kiely is an attractive tablet sleeve, big enough to fit any current tablet device and up to 13-inch laptops. The designer house is famous for their use of bold colors and patterns, and this case is not an exception. The printed coated canvas fabric provides decent impact protection on top of the colorful looks. The internal patch pockets provide enough...

Urban Armor Gear presented yet another great rugged tablet case, this time for the iPad Mini. The Navigator comes with the manufacturer’s patented Composite design, ensuring superior durability by combining a hard outer shell with soft interior core. The case provides all-round protection and even the screen is safe from damage thanks to a slightly raised bezel. All ports and buttons can be accessed...