Treegloo’s cases were initially made for the likes of the iPad and have now started branching out to such devices as the Nexus 7, which these handmade designs offer protection as well as affordable value for money. The soft faux leather wrapped cases come with solid wood frames that keep your device in good shape, not to mention a nice looking accessory, so we are intrigued to know what is thought of the Nexus 7 handmade Treegloo case from the perspective of a reviewer.

When you are initially presented with a Nexus 7 Treegloo case your first impression is that this seems a bit hefty for a case, and Droid Life explain how this looks like it belongs on a bookshelf. The wood frames are hand-made not machine cut, which is something Treegloo hold close to their heart, and they come in a whole range of colors for both the frame and the leather with 9 and 10 colors available respectively.

This is part of their customization offer for those of you wanting a more unique case, and there are a set of liner prints accessible, which feature maps from around the globe. With prices as low as 30 dollars, this is a decent price for such quality and the custom options make this even more attractive. The handmade Nexus 7 cases may take a while to arrive, and this has been experienced by a few people including the reviewer on Droid Life, which saw the case take over a month to arrive.

Overall, the actual case feels nice in your hand and the faux leather is regarded as better than their Moleskin notebook, so the only drawback could be the amount of time it takes to be delivered, although owners are taken by the impeccable, solid and sturdy quality.

To find out more about the Treegloo Nexus 7 case, head over to Treegloo.com or see it in action via the video review below. If you already own the Nexus 7 Treegloo case, or an iPad version, let us know your thoughts in the comments.

There’s a huge choice of iPad mini cases on the market, but so many of them often look the same, which means you will not be able to express your individuality. However, the new custom iPad mini case from Treegloo could be just what you need thanks to its many design options from their Classic and Streamliner range.

Both iPad mini cases from Treegloo are designed to provide protection while not losing out on functionality; it’s a perfect marriage of technology and nature thanks to the wood finish. Access to the port, headphone jack, power, volume and mute are fully accessible and also features the same magnetic feature as Apple’s Smart Cover, allowing it to go to sleep or turn on when shut or opened.

Before you start to build your custom Treegloo iPad mini case you will need to select the iPad mini from the image at the top here and then click Design and Buy, and from there you will have a selection of options to choose from.

Your first option is the frame finish; there are 9 to choose from. Next is design your case by choosing the exterior color, there’s a choice of 10 here. The other three options are what kind of latch you want along with liner type and finally what color liner from a choice of 19. The price can be as low as $35, but can go up to $100 for those who want the best choices, although this is not as expensive as this aftermarket product for your iPad. You can even choose liner prints as well, although these are limited to maps of 8 cities.