Rękaw Fraser Slim Pack

This is a great alternative to a zippered laptop case which is common among people who need to carry or transport their laptops to work or travel.I just happened to find this item and totally blown away how cool the material, contrasting color and the simple design of a laptop case.It's in perfect tight fit for my MacBook Air 2020 13" model and the whole thing just fits like a glove.A contrasting color of inside the sleeve/case against outer dark denim sold finish is just so beautiful.It's like a minimalist's cool option for their laptop protection.I also love the magnetic snap closure of the flap which is a lot quicker than zipper.Highly recommended.

The red color is great! A real attention getting and very stylish. The short handle is perfect for carrying without getting in the way. I hate long handles or shoulder straps that are always in the way This is very sleek. It feels very nice and offers good protection. My M1 MacBook Air fits in nicely as does my iPad Pro 12.9 and pretty much any device that is thin enough. Price is too high, if it goes on sale it would be worth buying.

I have a 14” Lenovo Thin laptop, and this sleeve fits it perfectly! The sleeve is very attractive and provides a finished look when carrying type laptop around. Overall, highly recommended!

My Lenovo Flex 5 14" fits exactly in this. Snug without being crammed, but no space to spare for the flap to close.This case is not 'padded' like others... the panels are reinforced with some sort of stiffer material inside. Not exactly plastic I don't think... maybe a very stiff canvas? The corners of the panels are sewn to each other rather than a box corner so your laptop doesn't exactly get to the edge. the edging of the case is the front panel and back panel folded in at the seam for four layers of sturdy fabric and a meticulously sewn seam. I don't really want to find out, but I think the stiffness of that seam combined with the 'wedge' effect of how the laptop is snugged into the case serve to be the area where any shock and resistance is going to occur, with the corner of your laptop inside far enough away from the bag corner to escape damage.Being semi rigid and precisely sewn, there is no slop or sag in this case. It's almost like a strong "fabric envelope" to slide the laptop inside. It is very compact therefore and fits inside larger bags quite economically.It closes magnetically so there is no slack in either direction. If your laptop is a tad too big, the flap won't clear the end angle, and won't close. If your laptop is small, the flap will close, and you'll have unused space inside the 'envelope.' Obviously too big would be a no go, but I think a smaller laptop with some space would still be well protected.There is a thin but sturdy strap sewn on as a concession to carrying without adding bulk. I think that's the right choice for this design.The material is ...elegant? Certainly well fabricated and premium. Each part of this "envelope" appears well thought out and deliberate. It IS different from other cases and so I think a person will either love or hate the style... and I say kudos for that no compromise vision.~Cheers!

So this product is more of a sleeve in shape, but more of a case in sturdiness, so it's got the best of both worlds. It weighs 3/4 of a pound, yet it can fit up to a MacBook Pro 14". It has stiff, reinforced corners so if it is dropped on its corner, there is a lot of protection. It's got a strap so you can hang it onto something, like when on the airplane, or around the handle of your suitcase. I got the red version which is very regal-looking. The fabric has a high quality feel to it, and even the lining inside. I know the price is a bit higher than the average sleeve, but for it's worth it, especially when it's for protecting our $1,000 and higher products.In my photos, I tried my Samsung S9 Ultra, a 14.6" beast tablet, with a super slim case, and it just fits it. 👍