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Junichi

macrumors member
Original poster
Nov 14, 2016
32
0
United States
I got my 12 inch MacBook and dropped it to the floor while I as using it. It broke and I sold it.
I'm thinking about buying a new one, and if I do so I'll probably want to have some protection to prevent a similar accident.

Most protection cases are either thin hard cases. Thick ones are mostly cases which you have to take your MacBook from when you use it.
What I am looking for a protection while in use.

I thought Twelve South BookBook looked good because it looks thick and you can use it without taking it out. But the case looks really loose, and I couldn't figure out how it holds the MacBook in side. The monitor looks to be held by the straps, but the bottom part looks to have nothing attached to the case.

In short,
- What is your recommendation for protection while in use?
- Does anybody here has a Twelve South BookBook? How does it hold your MacBook?
 

SumNextGai

macrumors newbie
Oct 31, 2016
20
2
Ontario, CA
I use a thin case that covers the front and back of the MacBook. I'm very careful with my devices and yet I decided to use this case because I tend to put things on top of it, and/or write on paper and use the MacBook as a makeshift clipboard once in a while.
 

Junichi

macrumors member
Original poster
Nov 14, 2016
32
0
United States
I use a thin case that covers the front and back of the MacBook. I'm very careful with my devices and yet I decided to use this case because I tend to put things on top of it, and/or write on paper and use the MacBook as a makeshift clipboard once in a while.
A thin hard case doesn't help much if you drop your device, does it?
 
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