Thread: Covers Redux, or: You Don’t Really Need One
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Old 11-05-2022, 02:57 PM   #49
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Originally Posted by Dr. Drib View Post
That sounds like something I need for me. A kind of coffin device for me!

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Remember the cover design for the Pocketbook 360? That was an elegant design/solution that I'd like to see again on smaller ereaders.

One ereader that (for me) is an absolute pleasure to hold without having a cover (although I do own the official one) is the Kobo Libra 2. What I love, however, about that cover is the way it slides on and off with total ease.
I have an official cover for my Libra 2. I have a red one. I got it because it was discounted on Amazon and there were no other brand covers out yet.

I wasn't sure if the lines in the origami style case would be an issue for me when holding. It's not and it's good to go. I've used it as a stand twice so far.
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