Review on Fintie Rotating Degree Protective Feature Tablet Accessories by Craig Sethuraman

My main issue with this case is the headphone jack cutout. My iPad is used solely for recording and filming, so my headphones can't be a cheap version that fits here. The notch is too small and does not provide a secure connection. I think I'll try trimming it a bit to get a good fit. My other issue with this case is how it folds up for portable use; in short, it isn't (just sit). The folded section at the bottom gets a little bulky and uneven if you just hold it. There's also no way to secure something that's stacked, and that just makes using it that way a little painful. The last problem has to do with the zipper. I don't like the little stretchy rubber band. It doesn't feel right! I don't see this as long as the rest of the case. It's just a sewn-in elastic and unless it's used to fasten it serves no other purpose. It may have been some sort of clasp that helped keep everything in place in both the folded position and the open position. closed, but I don't see anything bad otherwise. It looks well constructed and looks great when closed. I love again! This is a really good case, but these flaws might make me look for something else. If an updated model were offered with a solution to these problems, leaving everything else as is, as well as the good parts are made, I would easily buy another one for a lot of money. Well, life can't just be about peaches and perfect iPad cases, right? Or so they say.