TYTX PU Leather Folio Book Cover Case Compatible for 2018~2022 13.3" Dell XPS 13 9370 9380 9305 7390 non-2-in-1 Notebook Computers ONLY (Black)

So I'm going to start out by saying I was displeased at myself for misreading the description. I did a search for 7390, made sure it was the laptop (not the tablet/2-in-1), and clicked order. I never caught that it was designed for the XPS vs the Latitude. That said, they are extremely close in size. The case feels amazing. It doesn't feel like it's a flimsy little paper-thin sheet to go over the laptop. It actually feels like quality. And I verified how good of quality the build was when I tried to install my 7390 in it. As I said, I didn't read... Even though it wasn't the correct model, I figured I'd try it with my Latitude. For those of you with the Latitude, don't do this...the touchpad wont line up for you. Outside of that, trying to get it into the case was, rightfully, difficult. The case is well made and strongly stitched so that it will protect your laptop. That also means that people like me that try to use it anyway will fight for a good 10 minutes before getting angry, going back to Amazon to say it's junk, and realize that it's my own error... Based on my experience with the case outside of my laptop i was excited to try get it going. Again, if only it were for the Latitude... But everything I touched on it felt like it was made to last, made to fit perfectly, and would look great. I'm looking for this manufacture to have one for the Latitude 7390 now, because I am impressed. Unfortunately, overall, I couldn't test everything because I misread.(aka glanced over) the specific model design. But everything that I felt on the case, it's protection, and design, has me looking for one that will fit my laptop now.

I ordered this folio cover for my Dell XPS 13 because I liked the extra features I'd get over a basic laptop sleeve. The folio cover provides added protection, adjustable velcro "feet" for elevating the back, and a softer surface to rest your wrists on. But as an ultrabook, the Dell XPS runs hot and needs 100% air flow at all times - and I'm concerned that this folio cover restricts it too much. The dot pattern (pictured) already restricts airflow by ~40% just based on the surface area it blocks, and even the holes have mesh inside of them further restricting airflow. Personally, I'm going to try cutting a big square hole in my folio cover right over my computer's rear vents. If it ends up looking terrible, I'll probably just toss it. Better that than an overheated laptop.

Well I got sucked in by the word "leather" in the title, before realizing this is actually Polyurethane Leather, or "PU Leather", i.e., pretend leather. On the plus side, the vented bottom helps feed air to the underside of the laptop, and the adjustable "feet" help to permit airflow to those vents. Good access to the keyboard keys, touchpad, and all the side ports (USB/power, headset, and SDcard slot). Also, being not real leather keeps the price down, so you won't get upset if this gets a little scuffed. But it will keep your laptop from getting dinged up. ALSO - be sure to double check that your laptop is a Dell XPS 13-9305. Open up the MyDell app to verify, as this case is made specifically for that model.

It isn't leather but it is good quality

Pas du vrai cuir mais qualitatif quand même pour l'instant, juste un peu cher. S'adapte très bien à mon Dell XPS 13 7390.

My review is based around the current selling price of £28.77 Pros: A choice of 3 colours Imitation leather looks ok Fits laptop as expected with access to all ports Plenty of ventilation holes to prevent overheating Wipes clean easily Elastic strap to hold laptop closed Good quality Offers good protection all around, with a business look Inbuilt stand Cons: No carry handle Price a bit high