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Incase Protective Sleeve Deluxe for 13" MacBook Pro
Incase’s neoprene laptop sleeves are a mainstay in Apple Stores, but they don’t do much more than protect your computer. The company’s latest adds some functionality, and it’s actually pretty useful. Protective Sleeve Deluxe for 13” MacBook Pro ($50) includes an extra pocket for your wall adapter, and makes it easier to charge your Mac too.
Available only in Apple’s stores and from its website, this sleeve has the same zipper opening along the top we’ve seen before. Its value comes from the extra zipper at the bottom right corner, marked with a power icon. Open it up and you can easily charge your MacBook without having to remove it. And just where are you supposed to keep your charger? Why, in the pocket on the front of Protective Sleeve Deluxe, of course.
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