MCover Hard Shell Case For 12&#34 Review

#1 - You can't use your Chromebook upside down. It literally needs to be shaved off about 1/4 inch or less of the long edge where it joins. It does a "sort of" job, but you can see that it puts stress on the tablet's hinge and there is a gap where the magnets connect when used in 2. There is no hole for the camera. Although I won't be using the camera, it's easy to miss. I don't think it helps much on a high fall, but it reduces the chance of it slipping out of your hand, reduces fingerprints…

I must have gotten a newer version of this product because mine has a cut out for the camera. It also seems to fit great. I've been using it on my X2 for a couple of weeks with no problems. The lid has never fallen off or got in the way. The black variant is still transparent enough that the HP logo can still be seen through the lid. I will say that if I flip the screen and place it on the keyboard facing away from the keyboard, it doesn't fit fully into the connector. However, this did not…

I really liked this case as it fitted the x2 perfectly around the edges, protected the car from the outside and was easy to use in tablet mode. But when the screen is flipped for use in "presentation mode" it doesn't fit the keyboard exactly. Somewhere on the underside of the lid is extra material that prevents the screen from landing when flipped over. Fix this problem and I will buy it again. If you never flip your screen and only use your Chromebook in traditional or tablet mode, this is a…

I was really excited to see that someone finally made a case for my HP Chromebook X2! I bought it without a second thought as it looks like it will protect it from major bumps and scratches which is exactly what I was looking for. It snaps in easily and cleanly and fits perfectly. There is only ONE flaw: no hole for the camera on the back! Now I know people don't go around taking pictures of their Chromebooks, but since this is one of the first convertible Chromebooks, Google is working hard to

Updated: After a few weeks of use they noticed that it no longer fits snugly as if it had deformed after putting on and taking off a few times. I've also found that you can't close the lid when the Chromebook is full, and you can't flip the keyboard over to view a chart. Also downgraded by 3 stars. First Review: I've been using it for a few days and I have to say I really like how snug it is and how it has a low profile around my Chromebook. Not sure how durable it will be if dropped off a desk

One thing, as others have mentioned, is the lack of a hole for the camera. But honestly, who actually takes pictures with their tablet? They usually look like a tool and the camera isn't nearly as good as the one on your phone, so why bother. Take a picture with your phone and send it to your tablet to do whatever you want. The second problem annoys me more. I like to use mine in reverse when watching movies. This means I rotate the tablet over the keyboard so the keyboard is facing away from…

This is a better case than I thought it would be. There aren't many cases for the HP x2 Chromebook, so if you're like me, you've found these. They must have corrected the design as some reviews mention that the cutouts don't match (they do) and that the case isn't transparent (mine). The only thing that is certain is that the case does not close flush if you mount the computer upside down on the keyboard for "Viewing" mode. So the computer fits snugly but doesn't quite make contact with the…