ZUGU CASEfor iPad Pro 12.9 Case 5th / 6th Generation Stand 2021/2022, Slim Protective Cover with Wireless Apple Pencil Charging, Magnetic Stand & Sleep/Wake Magnetic Cover, Stealth Black

The media could not be loaded. I originally bought another brand but found it to be terrible. My husband has this case for the 11 inch 2021 iPad Pro, and told me to buy this. I originally deterred from this due to price (Nillken was almost half this price and also has rotating magnetic). I am blown away by the quality of this. 1) packaging is spectacular- I felt like I was opening a new ipad box again. Packing has a clear plastic cover (see photo), study box (see photo) and internal packing is well protected (see photo). The case itself fits perfectly, well made sturdy material and protective. I love that the front flap is flush when closed - no gaps. All ipad buttons, camera and speakers perfectly fit where they need to. The magnet pencil area fits the Apple Pencil 2nd generation externally and also has a pocket to stick it in the back. Magnet on the back is very strong and holds up on a magnet surface (see video-I used a refrigerator). My husband helped in the video to see how much force it would take for the magnet to shift and it took a lot, so you know the magnetic is strong.Overall, I love the sleek design. It is obvious the project creator has put great thought into making a product that will fit perfectly, look sleek, and protect your iPad. I have the iPad Pro 12.9 in 256 GB that is $1200 + tax, so I need to protect it without having any concern for damage.My only concern is how long the material will last. My husband’s 2.5 year old case is no slightly peeling at the folding point- but then again it’s been 2.5 years with extensive use and travel with it, so it is justifiable. Price is worth every penny!

I have never written an Amazon review before. But this case is so phenomenal that I decided to write one. We have owned several tablets. But recently purchased an apple iPad Pro. Which means it wasn’t cheap My husband has broken two tablets by dropping them and the screens cracked terribly from the corners. This cover is awesome. Covers protects all sides has a heavy duty feel to it although it’s lightweight And has a great magnetic stand that’s adjustable. Impressed by this tablet cover!

Just like the title says. I’m an artist and so when I got my iPad Pro, I was looking for a case with a built-in kickstand so I could adjust the angle while I draw. I had my eye on two other much cheaper cases of similar design. I really wasn’t even planning on getting this one because I just couldn’t fathom paying this much money for a case. After using all three extensively, I returned the other two and was very happy to keep this one. While there are cheaper cases to be found that look very similar in design and features, they are not created equal.The build quality of this case is phenomenal and It’s very sturdy. If you were just propping up the iPad to watch a movie that might not matter very much. For artists, having a solid platform while you’re sketching is a must. Of the three cases I originally bought to try out, this is the only one that hit the mark. The magnets are very strong, enough that you can pick it up and move it around without the large flap disconnecting from the angle adjustment arm. The fit is very precise, and the Apple Pencil charges through the case no problem. I don’t find the pencil sleeve on the backside of the case to be useful at all. I’m not even sure exactly why it’s there as the one built into the side of the case works great .This has 10 adjustment angles whereas the other two cases I tried only have seven. That little bit of extra flexibility can make all the difference depending on your set up. One other big point I noticed between this and the cheaper competition: the angle adjustment flap, that supports the weight of the iPad and magnetically connects to the larger main flap. On the cheaper model, the magnetic points of contact are very thin and the flap itself feels quite flimsy too. By comparison, this one is beefy and very sturdy. If you only ever draw sitting at a table or desk, honestly, the cheaper models would probably be OK. I think they will wear out much faster, but they are sturdy enough for that. If you ever draw with the iPad sitting in your lap, while on the couch or in bed, they are worthless. That’s ultimately the deciding factor for me. This case is by far the most versatile, the most sturdy , and worth every penny of its some white high price tag.My only complaint? I wish the Apple Pencil would slot into its holder on the side of the case with the tip pointing down. It will only slot in with the tip pointing up and, while that does make it much more secure I always fumble with it because my natural inclination is to orient the pen the other direction. Minor complaint, not enough to knock off a star.