New review by me!
Link: http://www.dragonsteelmods.com/tuff-luv-e-volve-tuff-shell-10-inch-case-video-review/
Quote: "Today I have another video review for you of the E-Volve Tuff-Shell case from Tuff-Luv, it can be used for ultrabooks, tablets or netbooks up to ten inches in size. The case has a hard shell but inside it’s padded to protect your device. Read on to learn more… "
New review by me on Mobility Digest!
Link: http://mobilitydigest.com/mobility-digest-review-e-volve-tuff-shell-10-tablet-or-netbook-case/
Quote: "These days it seems netbook cases do double duty as tablet cases as well. When you’re searching for a tablet case you’ll notice netbook cases come up in your results, and that’s not a bad thing as it offers more choices. Well at least I think more choices is a good thing! Today for review I have a hard case that can be used with a tablet or netbook up to ten inches in size, it’s the E-Volve Tuff-Shell case and it sorts of just like it sounds, a hard shell case. Sleeves for tablets are nice, but I like having a hard shell biter as it offers a lot more protection that just a sleeve will. This particular case is fairly plain looking, basic black really, so you could use it for most any occasion, business or pleasure. The case has dual zippers for easy access and the outside of the case is pretty much spill-proof so it will protect from accidents and of course the weather. The case is good enough to be used on its own, or you can safely toss it into another bag and not worry about damaging the contents. "
Link: http://blog.testfreaks.com/review/review-of-tuff-luv-e-volve-tuff-shell-compact-camera-case/
Quote:
" Today for review I’ve a product from a company called Love Cases, and by the name you might guess they’re all about cases to hold your stuff and protect it. They sent me over the Tuff-Love e-Volve Tuff Shell compact camera case for smaller cameras. It’s not for any specific camera, just up to a certain size of them so it can work with many cameras out there today. The case is a hard shell style to fully protect your camera from drops and possibly getting crushed, within reason of course. "