[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] tahdell:
DISCLAIMER: This is my first Tablet and also my first case, so I have nothing to compare it against. Also, I am Norwegian, so please excuse my spelling/grammar. I am a new poster, so I am not allowed to post outside links yet. This means you will have to look at this thread for the eBay link.

Now, on to the review.

I received my case today, after ordering it on July 16th. The seller on eBay indicates 15-20 days delivery from China, so no complaints there.

Since I've only had it a few hours, I will try to update this review at some point in the future to account for usage.

The overall design of this case is very nice. It allows for 2 viewing angles in landscape mode; Upright for video viewing etc., and close to flat for typing and suchlike. Both do their job very well.

Rather than go on and on, I will just try to list the positive and negative aspects encountered so far.

I hae not taken any pictures of it yet, but the images in the eBay link from the thread mention above, do a good job as it is.

Positive:

Professional looking - You would probably not (at least I wouldn't) be embarrassed to pull this out in a meeting.

Nice material - The material of the case is thin and light, so it does not add much bulk to your TF. It does, however, seem to offer nice protection for the pad.

Quality craftsmanship - Stitching seems to be of nice quality. The edges feel soft, and does not cut into your hands while holding it.

Good fit - The pad slips nicely into the case, and stays there. The lower edge (in landscape) is fastened with a Velcro strip, so I can't see any way of the pad slipping out.

Good grip - Makes the pad easier to hold one-handed in portrait mode. Very nice for reading.

Easy access to all ports/buttons/cameras - The cut-outs fit perfectly.

Negative:

Magnet locking - I would normally put this in the positive section, but the locking magnets seem to interfere with the compass (read: compass does not work at all). This is not a problem for me, but I thought I'd mention it.

Dirt - Material seems to attract dirt. I'm not quite sure how much of a problem my fingerprints will be yet, but I see it as a possible irritation in the future.

Wishes:

These aren't big enough that I'd call them problems with the case, but would have been nice additions.

Protection for the buttons/ports - It would have been nice to have some flaps that would block access to the ports and buttons. While they are all protected by being quite far below the edges of the case, I can still see me accidentally pushing the buttons while carrying it. Ports could also accumulate dirt from bags or deep pockets.

Portrait stand - Some design feature that would let the pad stand in portrait mode would also have been nice. I can't,off the top of my head, think of a way to do this with the slim/light-weight design though.

Pocket for screen cleaning cloth - There is space enough for something like this without adding to the bulk of the device, and I hate fingerprints.

Verdict:

I am very happy with this case. It fits the criteria I had when looking for one, namely: Light and slim. There are other options that look quite interesting, like the FolioGuard, but they look too bulky for my tastes.

As stated in the disclaimer, this is my first review of any case, but I hope it has been informative. I will try to update it in the future, especially if I encounter any problems.

There was a screen protector included in the eBay sale. I have not tried this and probably will not review it, as I've nothing against which to compare. Although much hilarity can be had from reading its instructions.