April 10, 2013

WaterField Outback Sleeve for 13" Retina MacBook Pro Review

April 10, 2013/ Mike Palumbo

For those not to familiar with WaterField bags, don’t worry, they aren’t advertised anywhere, they aren’t sold locally, and actually you wouldn’t even know they existed unless you were looking for a carrying bag or sleeve. I will tell you this though, there’s nothing like a company that offers the consumer the ability to customize the product they want. Wait what? I can get a sleeve in a vertical or horizontal format? I can get a laptop bag with or without a shoulder strap?

These are just a few options that make WaterField Designs quite unique in its own way and honestly that makes for a successful company. Plus it's a company based out of San Francisco so you know we are going to show them some love. They were kind enough to send out their Outback Sleeve for the Retina MacBook Pro and we have been testing it out for a few weeks. Come on in and join the picture viewing party to see if this sleeve deserves your precious laptops protection.

August 12, 2011

WaterField SleeveCase for MacBook Pro Review

August 12, 2011/ Nir Schneider

We've got yet another exciting product from the guys over at WaterField Designs in beautiful San Francisco, the SleeveCase sleeve for the MacBook Pro. WaterField is all about the simple yet highly effective design in each of the products they make right in San Francisco. And no one else loves ballistic nylon like WaterField does. The SleeveCase is the perfect example of that. It's made from WaterField's now famous black ballistic nylon material used in bullet-proof vests so you'll know that expensive chunk of aluminum you carry around with you will be protected. If that's not enough, be sure to catch the full review right after the break!

March 13, 2011

WaterField Designs Muzetto Portable Leather Bag for iPad Review

March 13, 2011/ Nir Schneider

Our good friends over at WaterField Designs in sunny San Francisco, sent over their very popular Muzetto portable leather bag in the 10" configuration suitable for the iPad 2 and iPad. The Muzetto comes in various sizes and color schemes to best suit your needs. I've heard so many positive things about the Muzetto bag but never actually got to try one out for myself and see what all the fuss is about. Well now, it's that time and I'm excited to share this brilliant piece of bag with you. Check out the full review right after the break.

May 14, 2010

WaterField Slip Case

May 14, 2010/ Nir Schneider

WaterField's Slip Case for the Apple iPad is a very simple yet affective protection solution. The Slip Case is a thin sleeve with an outer material that is water-proof to help protect your iPad from accidental coffee table spills and such. The Slip Case is very well padded with very smooth non-scrathing Ultrasuede. Also, the Slip Case features extra padding just for the iPad's screen with impact-resistant plastic. Inserting the iPad into the Slip Case is easy and smooth. Once your iPad is inside, it stays very secure and tight so no need to worry about your iPad falling out on it's own. However, after time I do see the Slip Case being stretched out after use and you will need to keep a close eye. Taking your iPad out of the Slip Case is just as easy as inserting it, the pull tab makes it very easy and quick to get your iPad out of the sleeve. WaterField claims the internal Ultrasuede lining to be screen cleaning, however that was not the case. So if you think the inside of a case will clean your iPad's screen think again! You will need to do so with a microfiber cloth and liquid e.g., Monster iClean or iKlear. The Slip Case is a very simple and sleek sleeve without any logos on the outside but with just one on the inside. WaterField offers the Slip Case in six different colors. Like all WaterField Designs products, the Slip Case is made in San Francisco, CA. Price $29.00.

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