Review on Fintie Hybrid Slim Case For IPad Pro 12 Tablet Accessories by John Snook

I was looking for a nice case for my newly purchased iPad Pro because I wanted to make sure it would protect against my clumsiness and still look nice. My main criteria was to get a transparent body but still have a light color and this was the only option that met those needs. I also needed a case that could still charge an Apple Pencil in a silicone case. On arrival the suitcase packaging was dirty inside as there were some strange brown stains inside the sealed package. Also, there was a spot at the seam where the TPU meets the synthetic leather material that couldn't be fully cleaned with a damp microfiber cloth. Also, there were black stains on the inside of the case's felt/microfiber lining, but they washed off easily. Aesthetically, the case's cover looks very nice in the right light, but don't expect it to shine and shine. Brilliant if you buy one of the marble boxes. The colors are consistent with the images and the print quality of the image itself on the faux leather is good enough that there are no visible pixels, but you can tell the printed image is not that high resolution. The crystal bumper and back cover are pretty rigid. and strong enough to withstand a fall, but the lid will likely take SUBSTANTIAL damage. I accidentally banged this case against the edges of the monitor and it cut into the cover material a bit. I would like to point out that as shown in the picture, the bumper does not cover the left side of the iPad and this may be because you accidentally dropped the iPad on an uneven surface. The buttons are tactile enough to let you know you're pressing a button, but still feel a little dull. The pen slot is still charging and fits the 2nd generation Apple Pencil, which comes in a thin silicone sleeve. Note, however, that the snug fit and added grip of the silicone will make the pin more difficult to remove from the socket. The magnets on the lid are strong enough to hold the lid upside down and also keep the lid secure when you want to prop up your iPad for a more comfortable typing or viewing experience. jump out, but that's to be expected with a slim body. However, the product I received had no problem staying upside down during normal use and even when the case was shaken. This does not mean that the product you receive will not have the issue that others have experienced, as it may be the result of a quality control issue. . However, it's compensated by slight slippage (which can be an issue, but wasn't for me), storage/packaging quality control (mine was dirty), lid durability (scratches easily), and not all iPads are protected* (tpu doesn't cover the entire iPad off). made of softer TPU material which makes me wonder how secure the iPad is.