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Excellent case with one needed modification
I was looking for a durable protective case for the Fire 10 tab I use for work. I perform construction site safety audits, and record my notes for my daily log in my tablet. I needed durability, protection and the ability to carry on a strap so my hands are free to climb ladder/scaffolding and such. This met that criteria.The case itself is really nice. Fit perfectly, no wiggle or looseness to it. The rubber corners and outer jacket provide good bump protection. The swivle hand grip fits well, is comfortable and my hanr slides into it naturally when i lift it up to jot a note down. The strap is minimal (no comfort padding) but adjusts well and makes it easy to take along. There is no cover (i didn't want one) and I added an ArmorShield which fit fine under the case frame.The strap is the weak link. The problem is the attachment method. The instructions call for the strap attachments to be looped thru and cinched back on itself. This seemed okay at first, but after a couple weeks on the job, the attachments kept cinching tighter and tighter from the weight of the tablet which eventually started to cut into the rubber (see pic). Left to it's own, it would have eventually failed and the tablet would have fallen. I did try repairing it with Gorilla glue, but that failed as well. The problem is the attachment design.I contacted the seller, who after seeing the pictures apologized and quickly sent out a replacement. They were GREAT to deal with. I do love the case, but i feared the same result would occur if i used the same attachments on the replacement.So I created a simple fix. Cheap (maybe free) and easy. I used spiral key rings and put the cinch attachments to that (see pic). This prevents the cinch knot from tightening and cutting the rubber. Before making this review, I field tested it for 3 weeks at my job site. Walking 14K+ steps a day, up and down ladders and stairs, multiple times lifting to write and droppingit back on the strap when done. Zero damage to the rubber. I recommend this simple, easy and cheap fix if you plan on using the shoulder strap feature.Would i recommend it? Sure, and highly as few cases offer what this foes. I'd also recommend the seller/manufacturer look at the design and try to alter it in subsequent production runs to eliminate this issue.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2020
The case itself is really nice. Fit perfectly, no wiggle or looseness to it. The rubber corners and outer jacket provide good bump protection. The swivle hand grip fits well, is comfortable and my hanr slides into it naturally when i lift it up to jot a note down. The strap is minimal (no comfort padding) but adjusts well and makes it easy to take along. There is no cover (i didn't want one) and I added an ArmorShield which fit fine under the case frame.
The strap is the weak link. The problem is the attachment method. The instructions call for the strap attachments to be looped thru and cinched back on itself. This seemed okay at first, but after a couple weeks on the job, the attachments kept cinching tighter and tighter from the weight of the tablet which eventually started to cut into the rubber (see pic). Left to it's own, it would have eventually failed and the tablet would have fallen. I did try repairing it with Gorilla glue, but that failed as well. The problem is the attachment design.
I contacted the seller, who after seeing the pictures apologized and quickly sent out a replacement. They were GREAT to deal with. I do love the case, but i feared the same result would occur if i used the same attachments on the replacement.
So I created a simple fix. Cheap (maybe free) and easy. I used spiral key rings and put the cinch attachments to that (see pic). This prevents the cinch knot from tightening and cutting the rubber. Before making this review, I field tested it for 3 weeks at my job site. Walking 14K+ steps a day, up and down ladders and stairs, multiple times lifting to write and droppingit back on the strap when done. Zero damage to the rubber. I recommend this simple, easy and cheap fix if you plan on using the shoulder strap feature.
Would i recommend it? Sure, and highly as few cases offer what this foes. I'd also recommend the seller/manufacturer look at the design and try to alter it in subsequent production runs to eliminate this issue.
Excellent case with one needed modification
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2020
I was looking for a durable protective case for the Fire 10 tab I use for work. I perform construction site safety audits, and record my notes for my daily log in my tablet. I needed durability, protection and the ability to carry on a strap so my hands are free to climb ladder/scaffolding and such. This met that criteria.Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2020
The case itself is really nice. Fit perfectly, no wiggle or looseness to it. The rubber corners and outer jacket provide good bump protection. The swivle hand grip fits well, is comfortable and my hanr slides into it naturally when i lift it up to jot a note down. The strap is minimal (no comfort padding) but adjusts well and makes it easy to take along. There is no cover (i didn't want one) and I added an ArmorShield which fit fine under the case frame.
The strap is the weak link. The problem is the attachment method. The instructions call for the strap attachments to be looped thru and cinched back on itself. This seemed okay at first, but after a couple weeks on the job, the attachments kept cinching tighter and tighter from the weight of the tablet which eventually started to cut into the rubber (see pic). Left to it's own, it would have eventually failed and the tablet would have fallen. I did try repairing it with Gorilla glue, but that failed as well. The problem is the attachment design.
I contacted the seller, who after seeing the pictures apologized and quickly sent out a replacement. They were GREAT to deal with. I do love the case, but i feared the same result would occur if i used the same attachments on the replacement.
So I created a simple fix. Cheap (maybe free) and easy. I used spiral key rings and put the cinch attachments to that (see pic). This prevents the cinch knot from tightening and cutting the rubber. Before making this review, I field tested it for 3 weeks at my job site. Walking 14K+ steps a day, up and down ladders and stairs, multiple times lifting to write and droppingit back on the strap when done. Zero damage to the rubber. I recommend this simple, easy and cheap fix if you plan on using the shoulder strap feature.
Would i recommend it? Sure, and highly as few cases offer what this foes. I'd also recommend the seller/manufacturer look at the design and try to alter it in subsequent production runs to eliminate this issue.
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