Review on BMOUO Kids Case IPad Convertible by John Vann

If you've never had a suitcase like this before you might be as impressed as I am by how affordable it is. I'm frugal and sensible and I know you usually get what you pay for with a new product, but this product still surprised me at its lack of quality. you use to paste it. You really have to bend the corner and slide the iPad through. A perfectly safe maneuver for the iPad, but one that will definitely damage the case if you have to turn it on and off frequently. The stylus doesn't really serve as a stand on ours, although I can believe some are cut differently enough for it to work and I might try altering my son. As before, it forms a right angle when folded and simply flaps onto the face. The buttonholes on the sides hardly serve their purpose; You have to stick your fingers in to get to them and I think most young children (assuming this product is sold) will have a very hard time. I think they usually don't need to access it. And I really don't like the home button cover, although it's clearly visible in the picture and honestly works well. petty i think. Can't confirm it can protect an iPad as my son hasn't used it yet (an iPad for his upcoming birthday) although it looks like it would be fine for the average young kid. fall. There is absolutely no way I would gift an iPad to a child if I thought the child would be likely to be careless with it, so I don't have high standards for protection, I just wanted something that would make it easier to carry and hold and a stand has . It seems to be 2 out of 3, so I'm giving it 3 stars, but the quality is still poor, although technically it meets some of my needs.