BOZHUORUI Stand Case for 10.3" Boox Note Air2 Plus/Boox Note Air3 C/Note Air3 B/W ePaper Tablet - PU Leather Sleeve Cover with Hand Strap/Pen Holder and Auto Sleep/Wake (Magnolia)

Extremely nice looking case, feels like real leather. I get compliments on it. It's very functional. The front cover readily awakens the device when opened, & sleeps when closed. It has the stylus holder, & rubber band to hold front cover well. Lots to like about this case. I had gotten the more expensive Boox cover for it, but I'm returning that one. Didn't like it at all. It makes the Air Note even heavier, & it's just nowhere as nice as this one. The Air Note 2+ feels lighter with the Bozhuorui case, & looks so much better. Highly recommended.

I love this cover for my Boox tablet. I especially love the elastic strap that keeps it closed and in place when open and the pencil holder.

The first cover I bought (Enet)… was too big for my boox air 3 b/w. This one fits but the covers over the power button and can't use the finger print reader. So I had to cut the cover so I can reach it. Also it does not rotate 360 and only has raise for landscape. The pen holder is a joke and seeing it breaking easily. It is pretty though.

This is a case/cover for the 10.3" BOOX E-Ink Note Air series of tablets. Unlike some of the covers out there that hold the tablet magnetically, you slide this one into place (there is an open area that has fabric on each side that basically forms a notch that you slide the tablet into and then secure it in place by tucking a tab into place). On the plus side, there is no possible way for the tablet to accidentally fall out of the case, even if you were to drop the case. Also, the tablet sits recessed so when the cover is closed it does not actually touch the surface, which helps protect the surface of the tablet.There are, however, a couple of drawbacks to the design. First, because the fabric covers up some of the magnetic portions of the tablet, it is not as easy to just magnetically connect the pen on the side. The stylus can be magnetically connected to the side, but it is not as secure as some of the other covers that are available. There is, however, a fabric stylus holder that will allow you to attach the stylus. Second, when the cover is closed, the power button and the port to connect the USB cable is covered, so you must have the cover open to charge the tablet or connect it to a computer if you will be moving files using the cable as opposed to wirelessly.The cover is made of a nice faux-leather material, and it looks very good. The cover does allow for a kickstand mode that will allow you to hold the tablet in landscape mode. The cover does not have a keyboard, so if you wanted to type with a keyboard you would need to use a Bluetooth keyboard. Overall, it is a good inexpensive case that protects the tablet well.

This cover looks and feels good, and is reasonable quality for the price. But it's useless for a Boox Note Air 2. It covers the black strips on the Note Air, only leaving the white readable area exposed. But, you need to swipe in from those black strips in order to open important menus. You can't open those menus with this cover. Seems like it was designed by someone who had specs for the Note Air but had never actually used it.