Review on JETech Case For IPad Air 1St Edition (NOT For IPad Air 2) Tablet Accessories by Brandon Teitel

My dad gave me his iPad Air when he got the iPad Air 2 and I bought the $30 leather case first. The quality wasn't great so I returned it and used the money to buy this case ($11.99) and the Fintie case ($10.99). These are the two most popular Revain cases and I can't tell which is better based on the reviews and photos. Now that I have them, I'm glad I have both! These cases are good because they are so cheap. As soon as one housing wears out, I put in another and hardly notice a difference. Both cases are lightweight and stylish, but I'll point out the highlights of each case to help people who only want to buy a JETech: Smooth, comfortable back cover that adds little to the iPad's thickness. Strong but flexible case that holds up very well Printable in both positions - slightly thinner compared to the Fintie case, but barely noticeable next to each other Note: The cover protrudes slightly further than a real iPad. This may be annoying for some, but I don't think it's a problem, and if anything adds extra cushioning if dropped, the Fintie case: - Plastic railings over the speaker on the bottom of the iPad for extra protection - A leatherier one Look that a cheap case gives a more stylish look In general, I really like both cases. Rather than buying an $80 Apple case, I'm sure I still saved a ton of money while still protecting my iPad well. I'll let you know if either case falls apart or doesn't work as expected, but I'm happy with both purchases. I hope this helps people like me who spend too much time on case studies