San Francisco-based WaterField Designs makes a line of popular Apple accessories. On Wednesday it released a new Magnetic Laptop Sleeve that fits Apple’s new 14- and 16-inch M2 MacBook Pro models as well as the 13-inch M2 MacBook Air.
The sleeve features waxed canvas, neoprene padding and rare-earth magnets to keep your new laptop safe.
WaterField Designs Magnetic Laptop Sleeve for MacBook
Photo: WaterField Designs
WaterField’s new sleeve features full-grain leather on the grip in addition to rugged waxed canvas covering the whole exterior.
Underneath, a layer of ballistic nylon sits between the canvas and the shock-absorbing 4mm of neoprene padding. Ballistic nylon defends against water damage and scratches.
You can get the sleeve in blue, black, green and brown colors.
The “D-rings only” version of the sleeve lets you use your own strap, or you can purchase a choice of straps from WaterField.
Magnetic Laptop Sleeve for the MacBook Pro models is available to order now and starts shipping on February 10, the company said.
Price: $89
Where to buy: WaterField Designs
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