📚 Ayotu Skin Touch Non-Folding Case for Remarkable2 Paper Tablet 10.3" 2020, Premium PU Leather Lightweight Smart Cover for Remarkable 2 Paper Tablet, Not Compatible with Remarkable 1 Review

I like the feel and look of the cover. The base material is quite durable and the zipper flaps stay in place well. The cover adds very little to the volume and weight of the device. My only issue with this case is the durability of the adhesive that attaches the tablet to the case. He left after about 3 weeks. A second sticky pad is included, but I didn't want the same problem to happen a few weeks later. I applied 4 drops of "Goop" glue to the back of the tablet about 2 inches from each…

Good: Good case. It looks good, feels good, fits well and the material seems pretty decent. I find the angle of the writing mode very comfortable and holds its position very well. Cons: Once you stick the tablet to the adhesive, you're covered. There is no way back. ReMarkable has sold its soul to the Ayotu Skin Touch Feeling Folding Case. Your tablet's thickness and weight are doubled for the rest of eternity. If you liked writing in portrait mode, that's a pity. The screen is a bit taller…

After realizing the folio or cover just wasn't worth the money and returning it to Remarkable, I jumped at the chance and bought an unsightly Ayotu case. for a wonderful 2. It was very good! It attaches to the tablet with very strong adhesive tape, and the case uses the rubber feet on the back of the tablet to indicate where to place the tablet. Seems to be holding up well. It has a great marker loop and closes with magnets that don't interfere with the screen. The tablet feels protected in a…

I love this case. I have one of the ones that comes with Re:Markable for $70 or $80 or whatever. It's very pretty, but I thought it looked a little torn. I hated stretching it to get the tablet out. I wish there was a better way to secure the tablet in a case. Because I love touching my stuff naked. i'm weird i know But this case seems fantastic. It almost looks shaky. It is not. In fact, everything fits perfectly, easy to align and assemble. … <- With that I paused for a moment, touched its

Slim sleeve that fits like a glove and uses 3M adhesive to hold tablet securely in place. Magnetic closures do not interfere with the device and provide additional security on the go. The pen loop was a little tight at first, but loosened up a bit and held the pen in place. The material seems durable and easy enough to keep clean. this is quite an expensive device.

This is VERY well made and has good strong magnets to protect your reMarkable2 when it's closed. I LOVE the pen strap (the reason I bought it) and the general "feel" of this case. So you are. The ONLY reason I didn't give it five stars was personal preference for the crop size compared to reMarkable's. Actually, I'm used to it, but the finish is a bit larger than the R2, which means that pressing the top button that wakes it up, turns it off, etc. has a different feel than what your finger is…

I don't really understand what these manufacturers were thinking - yes, you can put a tablet in it and use it as a case. But there's no pocket in the case to hold the tablet, nor a magnet to hold it. So yes, it's the right size and shape and covers the tablet, but it slides out from the bottom or top and there's nothing to attach to it. tablets to work. This means you can't use it with a small stand like in the picture, it just slides off. You also can't carry your tablet in a case, it just…

If you're looking for a very thin, lightweight, minimalist case to protect your reMarkable and store your marker, then this case is for you. Originally I had ordered another one from the same manufacturer (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WSTYZ5G) that holds the device in the housing without glue. It was beautiful and quite protective (more than that), but it was BIG. The case itself was probably 2-3 times thicker than the device. So it was very thick, which I'm sure would do a very good job of…

It looked like a solid case for my Remarkable 2, but I quickly realized it was junk. The only thing that connects a very expensive device to the case is a thin strip of double-sided tape. The design of the case does not allow the pen to be attached to the side of the device as intended, and the pen holder on the case is too small for the pen. Even if a $50 pen would fit in the small loop, it wouldn't matter because it slipped out of its sleeve the first time you tried to insert it. All in all…