Fintie Sleeve Case Cover for MacBook Air 13.6 A3240 A3113 A2681 M4 M3 M2, Air 13 A2337 (M1) / A2179 / A1932, MacBook Pro 13 A2338 (M2 M1) / A2251 / A2289 / A2159 / A1989 / A1706 / A1708, Gray

I've gone through 4 plastic snap on MacAir covers in the last 18 months. They just didn't hold up. Those were all is in the $11 to $13 price range. This MacAir cover was around $20. I love it. It uses a completely different attachment mechanism, which I think it is will hold up much longer. The cover is very classy looking and the MacAir and cover combined just feels so much stronger.

Sturdy, covered MacBook Air perfectly, attractive

Excellent case for the MacBook Air M3...fits snugly into the corners and is not bulky! Has a nice outside pocket for extra paper items. Would definitely recommend to buyers that want a well-priced case that comes in a multitude of colors!!

Perfect for my model. Thickness is more than expected. Quality is proper

Cool “old style scientific composition notebook” appearance.The magnetic clasp is on Top, AND it flips over/back via the magnet to stay tucked in and out of the way while the laptop is in use/open. I prefer that (top) instead of “in the way” at the bottom.Fits well, looks good.

I love it, always get asked where I got it.

I love this case, it is sturdy but not too thick. I ordered it for my MacBook Air because it felt like I could break it at any moment. I didn’t want a thin plastic case because I read many reviews those crack your screen. I saw this and the quality for the price is great. I love the pink color, I thought it would be more brown but I am very happy it is a light pink. Very pretty and classy. Does not look cheap and seems like it with last. The fit is perfect and seamless. It is snug to get in but it’s good so the laptop is not moving around in it.

I’ve been using the Mosiso folio leatherette type cases on my Macbooks for years. While they’ve always been functional, the last few have been made with plastic corner straps to hold the screen rather than the original elastic cloth ones. Not surprisingly the plastic straps last for a few months to a year at most.I was determined to get a similar case with an improved screen corner retainer and the 2 that came up were from Fintie and TYTX. I waffled over which to get and finally ended up grabbing both figuring I’d return the inferior one.The TYTX was certainly usable but suffered from more overall bulk and a slightly sloppy fit. My Macbook Air was definitely gapped open more than I wanted with the TYTX due to the thickness of the material used to retain all 4 corners of the laptop. Even more disappointing was the lack of any kind of center closure strap with a snap or magnetic catch.I wasn’t expecting much improvement from the Fintie but I was dead wrong in my assumption. The fit was far better than anything I experienced with the TYTX or the Mosiso cases I had used. Corner materials were strategically thinner on the Fintie so the laptop closed without the big gap. To be clear there is an inherent gap under the bottom of Macbook Air from its 4 feet sitting on the inside face of the case but that is unavoidable and should not be mistaken as a gap between the screen and the body of the laptop.Other positives are the case itself has extremely flat exterior surfaces. I got the grey which almost looks like a cool denim pattern and has an added leather piece at the folding portion. The material quality is exceptional although I can’t verify the other leatherette options come off quite as nice as the grey. Better yet the Fintie has a center strap with a magnetic catch that really grabs well when you close it.Overall I generally rarely write reviews unless something strikes me as really good or really disappointing. The Fintie case is really, really good as an extremely well executed design and will be my keeper for sure.