Review on mCover Hard Shell Case for Dell XPS 13 7390 2-in-1 (Late-2019) - Black by Rob Bishop

Dell XPS 7390 - 2-in-1 and laptop (I have no idea why they used the same model number on two completely different machines; just in case the keyboard on the 2-in-1 is less pleasant and much thinner than the ones on the laptop, but the laptop screen doesn't fold back far enough for my liking.) Anyway, I found this mcover laptop case first and I'm thrilled. No more freezing aluminum on my legs when wearing shorts! Fits very well, looks pretty decent (translucent black is better than matte clear) and does the job well (I have no idea about drop protection, but just don't drop your $2000 laptop and we don't need to argue about it. but in any case it should be better than a laptop without a case.) I dug and dug for the 2-in-1 version and finally found it (this one!) Yes, it prevents you from fully flipping the screen, but It doesn't matter - it's great - and you can actually (safely) flip the laptop over by just attaching the bottom cover. It also snaps in and out fairly easily. One downside: the screen gets a bit heavier and, on the 2-in-1, it wants to recline a little more easily when you press it while trying (ie it's touchscreen). Get into the laptop position. It's a good compromise for me as I don't really use the touchscreen when I'm also using the keyboard, but you can always use it for just the bottom cover (or top cover if you prefer) and still have that gorgeous flip obtained to use as a tablet. To be clear (and also to help the person who said it doesn't fit the 7390 at all): you probably need a different cover - the one for the 7390. The laptop isn't a 2-in-1, either 2 -case v-1 (that's exactly what it is). Such a poor rating is probably unfair, but it's actually Dell's fault for using the exact same model number for completely different machines. In short, this is a great case and it fits perfectly if you buy it for the right model.