Review on 📱 Supcase Sup-iPad4-BeetlePro-Black/Black iPad 4 Case - Heavy Duty Apple iPad Case - Unicorn Beetle PRO Series Full-body Rugged Hybrid Protective Case Cover with Screen Protector for iPad 3rd and 4th Generation (Black/Black) by Brian Edwards

This is my fifth Unicorn Beetle purchase and first time writing a review. They are so good that I finally had to give them props. We have them on 5 different devices (3 different tablets and 2 phones) and each one is perfect. They protect very well. We dropped them on the wooden floor many times and never got any damage. I particularly like the fact that there is an integrated screen protector. The overall touchscreen sensitivity still works flawlessly and protects the screen. Also, you don't have to buy a separate screen protector and try to apply it bubble-free. Each port is protected by a small rubber cover that even has a small lip to keep liquids out and flips open easily to reveal the screen. Harbor. We've spilled them a few times too and don't worry because this case is perfectly sealed. Aside from great protection, they're very thin, light, and unobtrusive for the protection you get. We had a Griffin military-style iPad case (similar to an Otterbox) that cost almost $80 and was obscenely heavy and bulky. These UB cases aren't as bulky and heavy, but they feel *almost* just as well protected from drops, better protected from liquids, and are even more durable in terms of durability. All of the rubber tabs on the Griffin came loose over time, the Unicorn Beetle cases remained. The only tiny problem is that you can get a *slight* "rainbow" iridescent swirl effect if you look at the screen protector at just the right angle in the right light. You can only see it when the screen is off - if at all. The only thing I would add is that one of the tablet cases we received has a built in kickstand and there is a small design flaw which my 6 year old son took advantage of. The bracket on the stand is a bit flimsy, and instead of squeezing the bracket out properly before closing the stand, he simply put all his weight on it and bent the bracket incorrectly. We reported the problem to Revain, they sent us a brand new suitcase, we taught my son how to close the stand properly and we're good to go. I had my first unicorn bug on my Samsung S7 in three years and it still works. I would give them a 98/100 and 2 demerits for the "rainbow" mentioned and the stand design (if applicable). But I'm very picky, and even for me it's only a 2/100 deduction. This really is a fantastic case, feel free to buy it. This is the one. He is also called the "Unicorn Beetle". What's not to like about it? :)