Note Max Tab X C Tablet Case Cover 13.3" Do not Use on Smaller Devices (Black)

If you drop this device with this cover on, it's toast. But then, given the fragile nature of eink screens this is probably going to happen with whatever case you get anyway. The benefit of this case is that it does afford some protection, especially in a backpack on the go. It also looks great (though it is not quite black as the description says. Not really an issue for me. I don't find it terribly flimsy for what they were going for. There are two positions to view in landscape mode-though a possibility to stand in portrait mode would be nice. It is solid enough in the two slots to view in landscape, if you are not shaking it in ways I never do but are shown in some reviews.

very good

It is not a premium quality cover but that was expected, the major downfall is the lack of a pen holder, when you held the device the pen gets constantly bumped down. Other than that, it's an acceptable cover.

For those that are particular about colours (I am), this case is actually a dark grey. It's not black (eg moleskine black). The felt inside is a dull forest green. For the cost of this - the felt inside and overall feel is kind of cheap. I would wait for third party cases to become available if you want something that will be more protective. The case is very thin and the sides of the device feel exposed. Note Max is a glass display so a good case is important to protect the screen. Ordered from Canada because it's not available here, and it's definitely NOT worth the price Canadians have to pay for it. Just my 2 cents

I actually tried a cheaper case that had better reviews and returned it because the magnetic closure that supposedly covered the pen wasn’t very secure. So I opted for this one and purchased a holder for my pen. The only complaint I really have is it isn’t black. But it works perfectly fine for me.

It does the job, but I'm not a fan. A few issues: There's not quite enough of a lip. I wish that the front cover had a bit more of a lip on the bottom and top to make it easier to open and to close again when it's folded back on itself. It's so thin that it's very hard to separate the two layers when it's folded back to close it again, feels very awkward and feels like I'm doing to drop it. At the same time, the little bit of lip that does exist is just enough to destabilize a thicker stylus from the magnetic mount. Ideally there'd be a bit less of a lip in the center where the stylus mounts and more lip on the front cover only above and below the stylus. (think of a manilla folder tab, but not quite as pronounced). The other issue is that the case is meant to allow you to prop the device up, but the magnets are too strong at the center, making it difficult to prop the device out. If they used weaker magnets on the center and stronger magnets on the outer edge to compensate to ensure that it doesn't fall out then it would be easier to prop it in landscape mode. I'll probably be keeping an eye out for aftermarket cases once the third party market has time to catch up.

good product

I have the Max Lumi 2, and the case I bought for it is excellent. It offers some protection and functions well. I was excited to upgrade to the Tab X C, but this flimsy case is ridiculous for the price. Like the other reviews say, it's flimsy and cheap, and the magnetic part barely works. I could build a better cover using Gaffer's tape and cardboard. This cover feels like a scam compared to what I got for the Lumi 2.

Color indeed I’d say a light gray. I personally love the combination of light Tiffany blue inside and grayish outside. I also understand why they went for more darker color as I have Go 10.3 with light white color and it catches all dirt just by sitting at the desk. So I see more grayish color as a plus