ENET-CASE Case for Remarkable 2 Paper Tablet- Multi-Viewing Adjustable Folding Book Folio Cover - with Built-in Pen Holder - for 10.3" 2020 Released (Gray)

LOVE this. Quality is great, color is as shown. Keeps my remarkable protected.

Somehow got my OEM folio ruined under a car seat and was looking for a replacement. Could not believe how much less expensive this one was and had good features! I like the niche where I can insert the stylus, and its rigid body is clearly very sturdy. Remarkable 2 fits in nicely, doesn't feel lose at all. If you like the faux-leather touch of the original, you won't find it on this on, but I actually prefer the hard-shell--feels more protective. Definitely recommend.

As a lawyer who’s often on the road, this has been a lifesaver. All my notes for differ t clients are easily organized by notebooks within their unique folders. I can write or draw using the multiple “page” styles, and the screen an pen have a very realistic paper feel. I can email notes, convert them to text, and use different colors of ink and lots of tools (ball point pen, pencils, marker, paintbrush).I’ve tried various apps on my iPad, but none felt right. The iPad screen, even using a paper like screen protector, was nowhere the tactile experience of the reMarkable.Highly recommend for anyone who takes lots of notes, sketches out ideas/plans, etc. who don’t want to keep track of lots of paper.

I originally ordered the Remarkable Leather Folio when I ordered my notebook. But once I was introduced to this by someone else, it was a no-brainer for me. And now that I've had it for a couple of weeks, I know I made the right decision. The case looks great and feels great. Yeah, it's not leather, but I can live with that. The best part is that it has a stand, and I can use the notebook in portrait and landscape mode, which is great for reading notes, books, or PDFs. Great product at a more than reasonable price. The Remarkable and its pen are already a steep investment, so I vote that you save some money and grab this case instead.

Performs as expected.

I love that the case was very affordable and seems to be a good case. The best thing about the case is the pen slot. The pen sticks to the side of the remarkable magnet, so o don’t have to worry about it falling out. The previous case I bought was ok abut started to fall apart and the holder for the pen would cause damage to the pen tip. The fit is perfect, love the black color and looks nice.I would recommend this product.

Un poco grande y pesado pero sostiene muy bien el lapiz

The case, functionally, is decent. I modified it (using a Dremel tool) when I first got it to increase the gap on the side so a pen with a clip could fit. AND it has served me well for about a year. Seems to be protective enough.HOWEVER, and it's a big however, the screen on the Remarkable 2 has slowly become desensitized. I thought at first it was the pen, so I changed tips. Then I thought it was just the Remarkable 2 slowly dying. It turns out its none of those. THE MAGNETS that hold the cover shut slowly warp the sensors inside the Remarkable so your pen doesn't register. I found this out after checking the Remarkable troubleshooting guide. I was REALLY pushing hard to get it to register until it was to the point where it was not working. I removed the Remarkable from the case...and gave it about a day, and it's back to working again!SO, I cut out the magnets on the case (4 in total). The case looks bad, but whatever, it will still do its job.To sum up, the case itself is a decent design. But having magnets for the Remarkable slowly kills the pen detection. Magnets should not be used at all!In defense of magnets, I have been able to use it for a year...but I started noticing degradation within a month. You may be able to give your Remarkable a rest and just take it out every once in a while, for a day or two, and that might give it a refresh. But overall...it just shouldn't have magnets.