Wed, 30 May 2012 BookBook MacBook Pro Case review
Want to put your MacBook on your bookshelf? Try this out for size
- Manufacturer: Twelve South
- Manufacturer: Twelve South
- Pros: Hard wearing; fun way to protect your MacBook; smooth zips; disguises MacBook
- Cons: Expensive; quite heavy; not easily portable
- Price: £79.99
- Star rating:
We were instantly intrigued by the quirky design of this MacBook case.
The BookBook case is designed for stealthy security by disguising your MacBook Pro as an old fashioned book.
We tested the 13in model, and our MacBook Pro only just fits inside the case, which can be a bit awkward. The zip is smooth though, and ensures that your device won’t fall out when you’re on the move.
The BookBook is made from hardback leather with velvety padded interior. The leather is relatively strong and hardwearing, and the already worn down look means that you don’t have to take too much care.

Unfortunately, this case isn’t very practical because it adds a lot of bulk to your MacBook, and it isn’t very comfy to have on your lap.
The BookBook is also available for the iPad, iPhone and MacBook Air, and they all have various colours to choose from.

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