BOOX Note Air3 Seirs Cover Also Compatible with Note Air 4 C but DO NOT USE ON Go 10.3 and Note Air2 Plus

It doesn't feel or look very durable, but it fits the Boox like a glove. It's magnetized and holds the tablet securely. The fact that it is so thin keeps the total package light in weight and thin. I have no idea how long it will last given the thinness but I'm pleased with the purchase albeit it was expensive.

This cover works great for my Boox Note device. It’s thin but protective enough for my use case and fits the device well. I wish the magnet for the pen was a bit stronger, as it does wiggle around at the slightest bump, but it gets the job done. I also wish the magnets were a bit stronger for when I have the cover folded to the back.The one flaw I have with it’s design is with charging. There is no cutout for the charge port on the left-hand side of the cover. I get that putting a hole there where the cover bends a lot might have caused durability issues, but I wish Boox figured something out. It makes me nervous to have my device sitting out charging with the screen unprotected.

Bought this one because the one that was marked for the 4C had virtually no feedback and I figured they should be hot-swappable anyway. They are, everything seems to work just fine including screen lock/unlock from opening the cover flap, and ofc the stylus fits.Have no feedback on durability, but this is the standard PU leather-wrapped board so I wouldn't be bend-testing it any time soon. I do like that the side of the front cover that touches the screen has a different texture than the outer, and hopefully will manage stray fingerprint smudges over time.If you have a 4C and want to know if this model is compatible, I can assuredly say YES, it does. Maybe one day Boox will see fit to just include these things with their premium tablets, but for now this is a worthwhile purchase. Would recommend.

After deciding on the Note Air 3c I was suprised to find that there was only one option that I could find for a case. So either get this one or risk damaging the very expensive device. For the money this cost, I have been a little disappointed. The cover seems to be sturdy enough and is sleek. The case does not have the option to charge the device when it is closed. There is no cutout for usb charger. It took a good while to figure out how to use the stand. Kind of like trying to work a puzzle. Find a video online to make it quicker. The biggest complaint I have with the case is the way the pen attaches to the device magnetically. Once the pen is attached to the Boox device and the case is closed, there is a magnetic flap that folds around the pen and helps to hold it. The problem is when you are carrying it this way the pen easily gets pushed underneath the front cover and therefore ends up laying directly on top of your screen smashed between the front cover and the top of the screen. this is sure to end up damaging the screen. When the case is in the open position, the strap folds back to magnatically attach to the cover which feels odd to me when holding the device in the cover. I also have to take the pen off of the side of the device when in the open position as it is in the way and always falling off when holding. Maybe they will eventually make one that is more protective and has the option of a pen holder molded in the case. If I had another option, I surely would try it.

This is a good cover for use on my new Boox tablet. The cover works fine even though it is a bit over priced. This was the only cover available for the new note air 3C at the time.

The case fit the Note Air 3C very well. Seemed to be of good quality protection and feel. I would recommend this if you plan to purchase the Note Air by Onyx Boox.The only thing I would change on this would be that the magnetic flip cover would keep the case magnetically flipped open instead of having to flip the latch below the cover... It slides around a little.... Otherwise great...

This case came with the Air 3c when I bought it. It looks really cheap - certainly doesn't reflect the price paid for the unit. It also offers very minimal protection. Boox readers are infamous for having very delicate screens and Boox is bad about warranty coverage on the screens. This one provides very little protection from screen pressure. The other big problem with screen protection is that the pen is secured by magnet and then the strap goes around it. Multiple times, the pen got pushed between the screen and the case just from being in a laptop bag. This is just a recipe for disaster.In terms of practicality, the case is nice for placing on a desk to read and offers a lot of options if that's where you to most of your reading. I'm pretty split between my desk at work and on my lap in bed. This case doesn't really work on a lap - you end up just having to hold it. Other cases fold in a way where it can sit on your lap easily and face you.For the hefty price tag, this case just isn't worth it. It looks cheap, offers very little protection (arguably worse than zero), and lacks versatility for different reading scenarios.

great cover. Only real complaint is that the case must be open inorder to charge my Tablet, and occasionally the tablet falls out of the case when I am reading in standup mode.