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As Rocketbook accessories hit the market, Rocketbook covers continue to go through iterations as improvements are being made. This post covers the two most popular covers on Amazon, the newer Capsule 2.0 Folio Cover and the older Official Folio Cover for Rocketbook. As you will see, the covers have evolved, as the Capusle 2.0 is the more recent cover accessory. The Offical Folio has a slightly more professional look, but the material might be a turn off. Keep reading for more specific details about each Rocketbook cover.

In order to save our dear reader’s time, we’ll spoil the result in the beginning. After weighing the pros and cons, it appears the Capsule 2.0 Cover is the better choice.

This result is no surprise considering the Capsule 2.0 is a more recent iteration of an accessory cover by Rocketbook. It appears Rocketbook has listened to some of the criticisms of the Official Rocket Folio Cover, and tried to produce a better cover in the Capsule 2.o Folio cover.

The largest difference between the older Folio Cover and the Capsule 2.0 is the material. The first version of the Official Rocketbook Folio Cover had positive reviews, but the largest gripe was the feel of the material. In fact, some reviewers thought the earth-friendly material felt like cardboard in the Official Folio Cover.

When producing the Capsule 2.0, it appears Rocketbook listened to the reviews, and used a recycled PET for the cover, which has better feel and finish. While some users might like the look of the faux leather in the original Folio Cover, the the complaints about the material largely subsided when Rocketbook made the switch to the PET material.

Without a doubt, both covers provide added protection to your Rocketbook, which will keep your notes more safe and increase the life of your Rocketbook.

Both covers certainly give a stylish upgrade to a plain Rocketbook. In this way, you can look and feel your best with your Rocketbook.

The snug fit of both covers means you sacrifice storage space within each cover. If you like to take notes with several multi-colored fine point FriXion Pens, you won’t be able to store them easily.

Some reviewers didn’t like the slots on the left. They view Rocketbook as an innovator, and found the card slots to be old-fashioned. Nonetheless, you could store some Rocketbook Cloud Cards in there if you wanted to use them to store reusable notes.

Rocketbook’s smart notebooks have changed the note-taking game by bringing an older method of notetaking into the modern age with a free app and erasable pages. The Rocketbook covers have not been perfect, but overall, they both have received positive reviews. Similar to how Rocketbook continues to innovate, the Capsule 2.0 can be seen as the improved version of the Official Folio Cover.

Rocketbook users may want to stick with the Official Folio Cover if they prefer the look of the cover (if they find it more professional looking), or if they prefer the lower price.

Either way, most users seem satisfied, but a slight edge winning edge goes to the Capsule 2.0 because the material is an improvement compared to the Folio Cover.