Uniea is a Hong Kong-based company, and the Chinese have a long
history and tradition of 
Aside from silk's luxury look and feel, the thing that
impresses me most about these Omniverse cases upon close examination is
how uncannily lightweight they are. I checked the test unit out on my
postage scale and found it weighed in at 390 grams, which translates to
13.75 ounces. This case is are not going to add to your burden to any
significant degree.
Another neat feature of the Omniverse laptop tote is that its
briefcase handles completely and securely hide away in snap-closure
pockets flanking the opening aperture, converting the unit into a tidy
sleeve.
The front of the Omniverse Universal Tote has a full-width
pocket large enough to accommodate 8-1/2" x 11" papers and
standard-sized magazines. Undoing the twin zipper closures, which have
soft rubber-like pulls embossed with the Uniea name in white block
capitals, the case's back panel swings open like a laptop screen lid,
revealing an "egg-crate" textured memory foam liner designed to
dissipate heat and cradle your MacBook gently.
Both the top and bottom panels have triangular elasticized
fabric gussets in their top and front corners respectively to hold the
MacBook securely in place.
You can use the computer in situ if you wish, which is
convenient if you're just grabbing a few moments of keyboard time
during your commute or during waits and delays when you're traveling or
making office visits. The Universal case also insulates your thighs
from heat when used in in literal laptop mode.
Despite its feather-light weight and compact dimensions, the
Omniverse 13.3" Universal Tote case seems quite robust, with semi-rigid
reinforcement around the periphery of both the bottom and the lid/back
panels, which, combined with the generous foam padding, should protect
your pride and joy from bumps and abrasions.
The case appears to be very well constructed, with neat, even
stitching, no loose threads or rough edges, the zippers operate
smoothly, and the silk cladding makes them look and feel like a million
dollars.
My only complaint about the silk is that it picks up and shows
dust, but dust also seems to easily brush off. Another observation -
not really a criticism - is that aside from the big front pocket,
best-suited to carrying flat items, there is no really suitable place
for stowing peripherals and other bits, such as a USB wireless mouse
receiver dongle, cables, and so forth.
Of course, that's what the smaller Omniverse cases are in aid
of, being styled and constructed to match the Universal Tote case
perfectly right down to full-width front zipper pockets. Inside, they
share the same egg-crate pattern memory foam padding, and both also
have aluminum quick-release rings on the back for attaching them to a
belt loop or whatever else is handy.
With three sizes available, the small Omniverse cases may be
used to carry the aforementioned computer accessories, an iPhone, iPod,
digital camera, a 2.5" external hard drive, or what ever else you have
in that size category.
Of course, if you anticipate really rough service, the nylon
version, which will be more rugged than the silk, might be the more
practical choice.
Omniverse Universal Sleeve 2.5" Silk Fiber Features:
Aside from the silk or nylon skin, features of the Omniverse
laptop and other cases include unique interior memory form material
that conforms to the shape of the computer and effectively dissipates
heat, lightweight construction, impact-resistant protection, and a
stylish, comfortable feel (especially the silk versions).
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