E NET-CASECase for Remarkable 2 Tablet 10.3 inch, Slim Lightweight Folio Design, Cover for Remarkable 2 Digital Paper with Pencil Holder

First I have to add that the product I selected had a black and white design, similar to composite notebooks. While I can't speak to what happened, and I'll try not to judge this case too harshly for that reason, I do not like the design one bit. It's a corny. But different strokes for different strokes. The big positive is that it provides nice protection at a good price and it has a spot for your pen. So my concerns about the design were vastly outmatched by my desire to protect my tablet and keep the pen in place. The cutouts on the case are spot on, there's only an open slot for the charging port and the power button. And the pen fits nicely inside.It's certainly basic, and the tablet is intended to stay inside of it (meaning you open it up like a book when you want to use the Remarkable). I had no issues using the Remarkable while it was open and laid flat on a table. Honestly, putting aside the design of the outside of the case, I'm very pleased with it. It's light weight and provides full 360 protection. I also don't have concerns about the screen getting damaged when it's "squished" (like when sliding it into a full backpack).

I just bought my Remarkable 2 and this is the first case I've tried for it. The Remarkable original cases are exorbitantly expensive, and thus out of the question for me. But the tablet seems to need something to protect it. This certainly will. It has a rigid front and back that seem very tough and are made of hard, smooth, rigid plastic that seems tough enough to stop a BB if not a bullet. Unfortunately that also makes it heavy. The case feels like it weighs about as much as the tablet itself, doubling the overall weight when in use. While thin, this makes it feel bulky.The tablet snaps securely into place with no wiggling, and the case features little tabs at the top to help extract it. This works well and is less elegant but more protective than magnet used in other cases. The pen holder is a nice addition, but since there is no universal pen diameter, results will vary. Perhaps the Remarkable Marker snaps in, but the two pens I have are loose in the channel. Fortunately, the cover is lightly gripped closed by small magnet, helping to keep the pen contained, if not secured.Finally, there are the aesthetics. The plastic is hard and shiny, and the graphics are all printed on, including the spine and 'label'. Worse, this cover's fake label is not the traditional "Composition Book", but the name, logo and slogan of the brand.Do you really want to carry a device into a professional setting bearing the low-res slogan "the beautiful tablet case the best quality to you"? I really, really do not.

My wife used to carry notebooks around with her and use them for keeping notes on meetings or things she wanted to remember. She would take pictures of her notes and save them on-line as pdfs. When the Remarkable 2 came out she decided to jump into the present and has since eliminated all or her paper notebooks. When she got the Remarkable 2 she also ordered the leather protective case from the company as well. The leather protective case protects the Remarkable 2 quit well and is good looking. The problem with it is that it does not have a storage spot for the pen and that became a dealbreaker. Not only that, the protective covering is very expensive so she returned it to the company. When she saw the E-NET-CASE case for Remarkable 2 she decided to give it a try.PIC1 (I have labeled each picture in the upper right corner because they never appear in the order I add them to the review) shows the inside of the protective case . PIC2 shows the outside of the case . PIC3 shows the cover with the Remarkable 2 installed.The Remarkable 2 fits very snugly into the case - it is not going to fall out. In fact we removed it one time and it is not easy to get it out. The cover is tough and will definately protect the Remarkable 2. The big feature for this case is that it has a pen holder (you can see the pen in the holder in PIC3. My wife has only one complaint about the case which is the logo that is printed on the cover. She uses it at work and did not find the logo to be attractive. Her solution was to place a sticker over the logo and you can see it in PIC4. Given that the image on the sticker is black and white like the cover of the case you really cannot tell that it was not there all the time. In fact the Eagle is the maskot at the school where she works so everyone thinks it came from the school. She carries it around and takes notes on it in all of her meetings.If you are looking for a protective case for your Remarkable 2 that includes a pen holder you should consider the E-NET-CASE case for Remarkable 2. It will get the job done.

The packaging is straight forward, bubble envelope with a thin plastic bag around the case.If what you want from a tablet case is durable protection and stability this case hits the mark. It's simple design is great for open and ;shut on a flat surface. The material is a heavy plastic. Great for protection. There is a secure spot for your pen. Everything fits tight. It is also a tad heavy.There are no additional features like different ways to stand the tablet up or extra storage. But at this entry price point those extras are no usual.Heavy plastic with a secure fit make this entry remarkable 2 tablet case a winner.

I recently bought a Remarkable 2 and needed a case for it. When I saw this one I thought it was cool because it looks like a notebook. It’s really sturdy and everything fits really well. There’s even a slot for the pen. There are cutouts for the charging port and the power button. The only thing I don’t like about it are the words on the front. It has the company’s name and the words, “the beautiful tablet case the best quality to you.” What? Why? I will be putting a sticker over that and it should be fine.