Thread: PRS-T1 Navitech PRS T1 case
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Old 12-18-2011, 03:53 PM   #1
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Join Date: Jul 2011
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Device: PRS-T1
Navitech PRS T1 case

I ordered it two weeks ago and it was delivered yesterday.

THE BAD:
  • - There is no way this thing is made of leather. It doesn't feel like leather, it doesn't look like leather, it doesn't smell like leather.
    - The "Navitech" logo is impressed on the front and they obviously used heat to do the impressing because there are just as obvious signs of plastic melt in the letters.
    - Interestingly, there is no mention of leather on the bill included in the package. All of a sudden it's just called "Black Sony PRS T1 case".
    - The actual case has nothing to do with the photos on amazon.
    - The glossy frame of the reader isn't even covered on the bottom.
    - The rest of the glossy frame is "covered" in a remarkably ill fitting fashion.
    - There is an un-advertised stylus holder. The case has been enlarged to make room. I never use the stylus, but others might.
THE BETTER:
  • - There is an un-advertised stylus holder! It's a rubberized nylon loop with a nice snug fit.
    - I can use the stylus holder to attach a safety chain.
    - The front folds all the way back for easy one-handed reading.
    - The reader is held firmly secure. I'm not scared of droping it anymore.
    - The case is stiff and seems secure as a vault when closed.
The bottom line:

- If you want cheap, stiff protection made of plastic(and you don't mind being blatantly lied to by your supplier), then this is the case for you.
- If you want anything, even remotely resembling what was advertised, then hands off!


Incidentally: I'm keeping it for use on the ski-lift, at home the ugly thing comes off!

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