Kobo Sage SleepCover Case - Black

Needs a place for the pen. Other than that the material is high quality.

covers power button and doesnt have space for stylus pen. Magnetic features do not prompt on/off/sleep of device sufficiently which means you have to take the cover off every time I want to turn it on or off!

I got a Kobo Sage for Christmas from my wife, and it feels so nice and light in the hand I was wary of 'ruining' that by putting a cover on it. The SleepCover is pretty bulky and heavy compared to something like the Smart Folio for the iPad Pro. But the Sage is so light weight it doesn't make a difference to the point of it being uncomfortable to hold (for me). I appreciate some of the design decisions, like the magnet that keeps the cover stuck to the back while you're reading, and the nifty triangle fold to use as a stand. (The automatic on/off when you open/close it is table stakes these days, but still appreciated.) As with all covers, a bit pricy, and we'll see how it stands up to regular use, but for now I'm glad I bought it.

Does what it is supposed to do, but with some design flaws. Power button is not accessible with this case on. Paired with the Kobo Sage it is also highly magnetic and the back will forcibly stick to electronics/metal surfaces.

Great product. Only issue I have is that you can't access the power button on the reader.

It was ok. Did not use the origami feature. Makes for a floppy cover that’s a bit annoying to use. Sleep/wake feature works well.

Good for protecting the screen, and has a clever magnet that lets the ereader snap into place.Covers the power button, though, which means you can't take advantage of the automatic shut-down feature to save battery life. And it's a failure as a stand, with just one usable position, and that puts the reader at an awkward angle.

Nice cover, but way overpriced

I like how the cover is magnetic, what I don’t like is there is no opening in the back of the cover to power off/on your Ereader. You have to completely remove it from the cover if you want to power it off or on. Huge design flaw in my opinion.