Bundle Monster synthetic leather case is a nice eReader case for protecting your Amazon Kindle 4, and Kobo Touch eReaders from scratches, falls, and damage.
I like the synthetic leather since it looks like real leather and has a nice appearance.  The stitching to stitch the leather to the case is also nice. On the back of the eReader case, there is a BM logo embedded on it.
The inside of the case is covered with a felt material which is soft, and keeps the screen clean from fingermarks, and won’t scratch your screen when closed.
The Bundle Monster case uses a magnetic snap strap to keep your case shut, and the magnet is chromed, so it looks shiny like a coin. The magnet is also very strong, so it keeps the cover in place when you close it.
The case also is very thin, and has padding on it, so it easy to carry around, and put in your bag.
I like that the case looks like a notebook/journal rather then a case when close, so when I put it on the shelf, or with other books it blends in very well with the surrounding without sticking out a lot, and I won’t get a lot of attention when using the case in public since it looks like I am reading a book instead of a eReader when people are watching you from a far.
I have been using the Zippered Case Crown Blue Hard Case made for the Kobo Vox eReader Tablet. The case works great at protecting my Kobo Vox from damage because it has a hard case, and it has a zipper on it to zip up the case to protect the front, back, sides, and ports from scratches, dust, and dirt.
I like the design of the case because it has tiny circle paterns on the case which also make it easier to hold compared to a smooth case, and the plastic is very nice, and the color does not fade after using it for almost a month. The zipper is also easy to zip and unzip because the tab on the zipper is big, so I can easily pull on it. The zipper is also very smooth, so it is easy to zip and unzip the zipper. I have not experience any problems with the zipper not working. The Zipper tabs also has a nice chrome nickel appearance, and there is a small picture of a Crown embedded into the zippers tab.
On the back of the front cover of the case, there is a shallow mesh pouch which I can use to carry credit cards, a cleaning clothe, and a few piece of paper for taking notes while I read my eBooks and websites.
On the back of the back cover is where you attach your Vox to the Case Crown Case with 2 elastic straps, and 2 leather straps. All I have to do is slip the Kobo Vox (in  portrait position)bottom between the two leather straps and pull the two elastic straps over the top of the Vox. It only takes a few seconds to attach my Kobo Vox to the case without much effort.
The inside of the case also have some fabric foam attach inside of it to protect your Vox if you drop it on the floor.
A Neoprene case/bag is made of a stretchable foam material which is good for protecting your electronics from damage like scratches, and minor falls. You can get a Neoprene foam case for a dollar or more online, or at a dollar store.
I have been using one to protect my 7 inch Tablet eReader like the Kindle Fire, Nook Tablet, and Kobo Vox, and it works pretty well at protecting a tablet.You can also use the case to protect your Netbook/smaller laptop, calculator, and a book. If the stuff you put in it is slightly thicker then the bag, you may still be able to fit it in because Neoprene foam is stretchable because its material has elasticity like a rubber band or bungee cord, but it feel softer. When your Netbook or Tablet is in the case it protects it from dust, and dirt from entering your charging port, USB plugs, and other plugs and ports.
The Neoprene case is also pretty durable since it is made of foam. I got a black case, so stains and dust won’t be as visible, so I don’t have to wash it as often. It seem also pretty well sewed since I been using it for about a month, and it still looks like new. [continue reading…]