KoboLibra Colour SleepCover Case | Sand Beige Notebook | Sleep/Wake Technology | Built-in 2-Way Stand | Vegan Leather | Compatible with 7” Kobo Libra Colour eReader

I love this case. It fits the stylus. And it’s comfortable to hold. It is pricey but I think it’s worth it. The magnet is strong and easy to use. Also the case is easy to remove. And seems durable.

Perfect fit, nice color. The green model protects the edges better than the origami model. A little expensive but totally worth it. Works great with my Kobo Libra Colour. Lightweight and seems durable. I recommend the notebook model (beige or black) If you have or plan to buy Rakuten Stylus 2. Highly recommended!

This Kobo case is well worth the cost. It fits perfectly, is of high quality, and holds the stylus securely. I appreciate it's relatively light weight and how it feels in my hands. The only minor problem that I have encountered is that when the case is opened up all the way and is against the back of the eBook reader, it is sometimes difficult to detach it from the magnetized back to close the case.

Works well easy to use.good magnet

This is a nice solid case that fits the kobo libra colour perfectly, but I have a few critiques, some carried over from the Libra 2 cases, some new and unique to this one.First old problem: it is so expensive!! Third party cases don't cost nearly as much, and they last just as long, it's all the same material in the end. The cover on my elipsa is actually holding up worse than the $10 3rd party case on my Libra 2Second old critique: Why make a case to protect your precious device that leaves one side of the device completely exposed to scratches and falls? If the open edge were on the inside, so it was protected when the cover was closed, this would make more sense, but if you want the case to absorb the impact of a fall, this leaves 1/4 of the device edges vulnerable! Not to mention no protection to that edge from scratches from being put in a bag with other things.New critique: I wish the notebook case had the origami stand cover. Why offer an ereader with a pen, then don't make half the case styles compatible with the pen? I have to choose between possibly losing my pen and being able to prop my book up to read, or having a secure place for the pen, but need a separate phone stand or try to prop my book up on something when I'm reading during lunch. They could've made at least one origami cover with a pen slot. I guarantee I would've purchased it because there are still no other cases out there that do this.I'd also love to see a clear case with a solid sleep cover. I want to put stickers under the back, but have my screen protected out and about. I don't want to keep changing cases daily, and I don't want to rely on the dubious protections of a sleeve which add quite a bit of bulk not conducive to fitting it in a slim bag.Long story short, it looks nice, it protects most of the device, it holds the pen securely, but it could be better.

I thought about getting cheaper versions, but there were issues with the fit and I figured the one made by Kobo should not have that problem. I expected a flimsy piece of plastic, but it was packaged well and feels quite sturdy. It fits like a glove and also didn't have the issue that my cheap kindle plastic case did where it looked like chunks of it were taken off. So for me it was worth it.

This is the perfect Kobo case if you’re looking for a pen holder. It fits great, it’s sleek and lightweight. The pen clicks into place with magnets. I love it.

Excellent quality case, fits perfectly.The leather or whatever it is, also has a very nice feel to it.Have dropped several times already because I’m very clumsy but still looks brand new.Protects the kobo well10/10