MoKo Dell Venue 11 Pro Case - Slim Folding Cover Case for Dell Atom Architecture Model 5130 Venue 11 Pro 10.8 inch Tablet, PURPLE (Will Not Fit Dell Venue pro Haswell version Model 7130/7139)

I looked at every single case that Amazon had for the Venue Pro 11, and was very close to buying something different. However, the one I had picked was going to take almost a month to ship while this one was Prime eligible. Reluctantly, I bought this one. Let me tell you, I'm glad I did! I had two main concerns -- that the notches on the sides wouldn't be large enough to enable me to do the edge gestures that are a key feature of Windows 8.1, and that the case wasn't designed to be rested at a low enough angle to suit my preferences. Regarding the first problem, the notches are plenty big to enable edge gestures, especially when used with a stylus. Regarding the second issue, the case can be oriented at a low angle like I prefer (I think if you look at the pictures of the black version of the case they show one at a low angle). The only nit I have is that I wish the case were designed so that the "spine" of the case was at the top edge of the tablet, such that when I use the tablet at my preferred angle the Windows logo is along the bottom. Obviously the tablet can be used at any orientation but its buttons, particularly the volume buttons, are a little more accessible when held with the camera at the top.One last thing I thought of -- all of the tablet's ports and buttons are exposed with this case. I've seen reviews of some cases for this tablet where that was an issue. Not so with this one.

This fits the Atom based Dell Venue 11 Pro (5130) very well. The case is snug and the flap to hold the tablet in place is secured by Velcro. The stylus holder fits the Dell Stylus perfectly, I don't have any concerns about losing it. The build quality seems very good. The hand strap to hold the device in place when open was a nice touch. There are cutouts in the bezel wrap for using the swipe gestures. This is a nice touch that I did not see on other cases.These are my first impressions as the case arrived a few hours ago, I will update this if there is a need to. I bought the black one and couldn't be happier. In case you're wondering, the case I received did not stink! Some times these cases have a pungent order to them from everything that goes in to making them and that is not the case here.If you are looking for a case for your Atom based Dell Venue 11 Pro (5130), definitely consider this one!

I have had the heavier plastic OEM case with cover for my Venue 11 Pro, the Atom 3770/5 version with 64GB of SSD and 2GB of RAM, for a year or more and it makes the tablet seem a bit too heavy. I have had one of these MoKo cases for all of my tablets, my first Galaxy Tabs 10" and 7", then for my wife's Lenovo Lynx. But when My Dell Venue 11 came out only the heavy plastic one was available. I forgot about it but when I decided to get another tablet my wife complained that the Dell did not have the case like her Lenovo had. I looked again and found this one.When it came in it seemed a bit thin and not as thick as the one for the 11.6" Lenovo Lynx she had. That concern lasted only until I installed the Venue 11 Pro inside it. It is a great fit! And the thinness is its best feature as it does not add a lot of weight, but offers as much protection as the plastic one. The cutouts for the ports and controls are perfectly placed. It fits snugly but not tight. again quality workmanship. No cheap looking curling edges or sloppy stitching.We've always ordered basic black covers, but on this one ordered the blue color and it looks fantastic. My wife uses it for cooking and it is stable enough to use the touch screen when held up.I ordered the active stylus for the tablet and rarely used it. So I did not notice that this case has a stylus holder that is also sized nicely for the stylus.For the money, assuming you have the 5130 Venue 11 Pro with the Atom processor like ours, (not the i3/5/7 ones,) then this is the one you want.

Very nearly a perfect fit - the tablet wiggles up and down a bit (landscape orientation), but that is to be expected in 3rd party merchandise. Everything on the case is very nice and functions well. I feel my device is safe when I run my hand through the handle and hold the device one handed. The elastic band keeps my mind at ease when carrying the device around.However I have to knock off one star due to the lack of an opening for the ambient light sensor. Because no light can get to the sensor, the tablet always thinks it is in a dark room, and thus has the screen on the lowest brightness. The light sensor on the 11 Pro is in the top left bezel of the device (landscape orientation) in line with the Volume Up button. One could possibly use a single hole punch and cut out a portion of the material, however I would be concerned that the aforementioned wiggle room could possibly cause the sensor and hole to be out of alignment.If the light sensor issue was addressed, this would be a perfect product in my opinion. But for now, I'll leave it at 4 stars.

I looked everywhere for a folio type case for my 5130 Dell Venue 11 Pro tablet. This was the only one I found, and as it turned out, there was no need to look any further. The case is sleek, good looking, relatively lightweight, and fits perfectly. The particular upright angle and wedge is stable enough to use the tablet on my lap in bed. The case closes magnetically, and sleeps the tablet. There is also an additional elastic strap to more securely hold the case closed. If I have one concern, it's that the elastic strap is a little too thin to be long lived.

For a cheap $13 case it does the trick. There is a right way to put it in so make sure everything lines up. You can use the camera hole to figure it out. Theo nay issue is one of the straps kind of covers an outlet port but it can be pushed to the side. I give it 5 stars because this is a $13 CASE. Don't expect it to be perfect or as good as more expensive cases. It does protect the item and allows you to prop it up. That is all i wanted and it did the job