KuRoKo Premium PU Leather Case Cover with Hand Strap, Pen Holder for Remarkable Digital Paper (Black)

I was disappointed that the only color case I could get for mr reMarkable first generation was black, but when I saw it in person, I was very impressed. The case is attractive, sturdy, and protects my reMarkable very well. It has the same pockets and holders that my first case had, and is really quite convenient. The case fits perfectly. I am quite pleased.

Very nice

Great product at a good price.

Fits my Remarkable 1 pretty well. It's a little snug in the case and sits off center, but it's the best case I've been able to find, and does the job.

I went nuts when I first purchased my ReMarkable tablet. I purchased the leather folio from the manufacturer's website. I bought the Capra Leather reMarkable Tablet Case from Amazon. Both are nice, if a bit impractical for daily use. I'm part of an Agile team, so, I'm in meetings daily. With the other cases, you can't use the table unless you remove it from the case. So, you either don't use the case all day or you pull it out and put it in multiple times a day. I know, FWP, but it is annoying. Enter the KuRoKo. It fits snugly on the device. The magnets in the lid are just strong enough to keep the cover closed. The pen sleeve has an elastic band to secure the overly expensive pen. The inside of the front cover has a hand hold built in. I've only used it a few times but I appreciate that it is there.I bought this case in January 2019. The reason I'm writing this review now is because this case saved my device today. I was running a little late this morning and preoccupied. I sat the device on the roof of my car along with my coffee mug. About half-way to work, traveling along my local interstate at approximately 70 MPH, sipping my coffee, I looked over at the empty passenger seat and realized I left the tablet on the top of the car. My heart sank. I had visions of my tablet on the road somewhere between my house and my current location, smashed to smithereens under the wheels of a hundred rush hour cars. I reached up and slid the sunshade back on the moonroof and there it was! My tablet was clinging to the moonroof, right were I left it. The fake leather used on this case has an almost sticky feel to it. It's somewhere between vinyl and leather. It had just enough natural friction to keep from sliding off the roof. I do have a windshield on the front of the moonroof, so the reduced drag probably played a big role. But there is no doubt in my mind that had I used one of my bougie, leather cases, my investment would be lost.