Review on Nillkin Adjustable Computer Resistant Chromebook by Matt Wigfall

I don't like the product and I don't want to return it. It's not about aesthetics, it's about design. It feels premium and its accents are very comfortable. But for 13 Mac, it fits like a glove, oversized. The Mac doesn't sing when inside and leaves about 1-2 inches of space after closing. Let's talk about those tabs, I guess they're there to keep the computer from falling out, they're about 1 inch, but they mostly get in the way. I'm really thinking about cutting them off. When placed on a table, it makes the surface uneven or uneven. The two types of lifters on the back are very good and they love the magnets that keep them in place. But the two thinner ones aren't as stiff as the one in the middle. The valve to open is strange. Velcro? Why not use a magnet or some other way to attach it? When in a bag I have a hard time sliding it in and out, I tend to press 1-2 into space to get it out which creates creases on the pretty sleeve. Also, the skin is very smooth, making it difficult to hold. Maybe space is useful, like cables or a very thin mouse. But if it can't carry an adapter, then yes, it's useless. I don't like it when the computer is moved. It's well done for some character flaws but I'm really looking at it. People say "good case". Indeed.