Today we’re going to have a look at top cases for the highly respected Nexus 7 (2013) tablet. Let’s get right into the selections.
This slim yet protective case for the new Nexus 7 ticks all of the essential boxes but doesn’t cost too much. The ToughGuard Translucent comes in plenty of colours to change the look of your tablet, including Black, Red, Purple, Blue and Clear. Another benefit is that the case doesn’t interfere with wireless charging or NFC, ensuring you can use these wireless technologies to their fullest with the Nexus tablet.
These colourful cases for the Google Nexus 7 are called the Stand and Type, because that’s precisely what they allow you to do. The case’s cover can be folded back under the tablet, forming a helpful landscape mode stand with two modes. One mode, the higher angled option, is ideal for watching films on the high resolution screen. The second mode offers a flatter angle, making it better for typing upon. When you’re not using the stand, you’ll keep the screen fully protected from scratches and knocks. A slim and effective case for the new Google Nexus 7 – now available in black, blue, green, red, purple, orange and pink.
While the Stand and Type Case is nice, the Premium Cover by Asus is a slightly tidier execution of a similar idea. The case has a tactile rubber finish that feels great in the hand, while the cover attached is made of soft microfibre on the inside and durable polyurethane on the outside. This combination of materials is well designed to provide a professional look with a pleasing robustness. The cover, like the earlier Stand and Type, folds into a triangular prism to serve as a high or low angle stand for watching or typing, respectively. All in all, it’s a solid cover for the Nexus 7 2013.
If you’d like the slimmer fit of the Asus Premium Cover but don’t want to pay a premium for the Asus brand name, then a good alternative is the SD Tabletwear Frameless Case. It provides a slim signature with good protection from drops and knocks, courtesy of the expensive feeling leather style material. The case is compatible with the Nexus 7’s sleep/wake functionality as well, so the tablet is automatically locked and awoken when the cover is closed and opened, respectively. A great budget option.
Asus have a pretty good reputation for producing excellent first-party cases for the Google Nexus 7, and that’s only improved by the Travel Cover they’ve made for the latest Nexus 7. The case is quite a simple affair, made of high quality polymer that’s light yet durable. The case is a nice slim alternative to the normal folio cases you see for tablets, providing the same level of protection in a fraction of the space. That includes a flip cover, which covers the front of the tablet and prevents damage to the screen. Best of all, the Travel Cover is available in a wide range of colours, including green, orange, pink, blue and dark grey – perfection.
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