Wacom Movink ACK55200Z Tablet Case

Nice quality, but it is a little expensive

I guess if you want minimal, then this is a minimalist sleeve. It’s open on two sides, so at least one of the wo USB-C ports is unprotected in a backpack. But the biggest issue I see is that there is no place to secure the stylus, and no place to store the cord. As someone who owns probably eight Wacom tablets from various timeframes, not losing a stylus or the cord is a big deal…I can’t count how many I’ve replaced over the years (probably by design for Wacom to sell more stuff). Also seems a bit expensive…I would price something like this at about $29; I’m guessing Wacom is probably paying less than $5 to make these. Opportunity for other companies to improve on the design and make them more affordable. I love my Movink so far, but after the relatively high price of the tablet, I think they are nickel and diming with accessories that should have been included (foldable stand, protective sleeve). I would have preferred to pay another $50 and gotten these included (I think I paid $79 for the foldable stand, $45 for this sleeve…) Otherwise, it seems like it will protect the Movink pretty well…I expected the sides to be a bit more rigid, but I think it’s probably a thin plastic sheet on the inside of the case on each side…you can put the Wacom in either direction and the screen will be theoretically protected. As long as you have a case or a place to put the stylus and cord, this is super lightweight and doesn’t add more weight to the incredibly lightweight Movink. I look forward to other options.

The quality is fine. I was surprised that it's basically a leather taco rather than a case that wraps and closes. But the worst part is that it doesn't have a place to put the pencil. Because its big selling point is portability, one of the biggest problems with the Movink tablet is that there isn't a place to slide in or snap the pencil so it's right there with the tablet when you pull it out. No problem I thought, I'll just get the case bundled with it. It's unbelievable to me that the product design team put the cost into putting a little elastic in the corner which seems to have no useful purpose, instead of putting the same cost into solving the problem of having to search for the pen and cord in your bag every time you pull this tablet out.