Barnes & Noble Nook eBook Reader Double Memory Foam Pouch Case - News Style
CaseCrown Double Memory Foam Pouch Case provides perfect protection for the Barnes and Noble Nook eBook Reader. The interior is padded with premium double memory foam that adapts and protects to the Nook's shape. There are four interior straps that secures your Nook in place both when opened and closed, allowing a comfortable platform during usage. Store your accessories in the pocket to keep the organized and easily accessible. With the dual reinforced zippers, you can charge your Nook while keeping it in this case. This case is the choice protection solution for you Nook!
Barnes & Noble Nook eBook Reader Double Memory Foam Pouch Case - News Style Features
- Lightweight, slim, and compact design for easy portability and access.
- Four internal straps to hold and secure your device in place both when closed and opened.
- Padded with premium shock absorbing double memory foam.
- Designed to fit the Barnes & Noble Nook eBook Reader
I was traveling and needed something fast to protect my Nook and couldn't wait for a B&N case. My initial opinion when I opened the package was it had a faded look (compared to the picture on the site). Anyway, the memory foam and zipper is great for protection and it folds back for easy reading. It is a little on the large side compared to the nice petite cases at B&N. My only real complaint is that the Nook doesn't fit securely in the hooks. There are four hooks, but they are too far apart so the Nook keeps popping out. I like to lie in bed and read, but it's annoying cause I'm holding it up and at the same time trying to keep it from falling out of the little hooks. It actually fell out the other day, but I caught it just in time. Oh, and not a big deal to me, but fyi: the mesh pocket on the left sometimes leaves a pattern mark on the Nook screen. So... in conclusion, this case is handy for traveling and maybe when reading upright (if you sit real still, lol), but more times than not it requires patience cause you constantly have to keep putting the annoying hook back on. -- Traveling and Patience
