Review on 📱 ZenRich iPad Air 4 10.9" 2020 Case with Screen Protector - Purple | Heavy Duty Shockproof Case for iPad 10.9 inch/iPad Pro 11 inch 2020/2018 | Stand, Hand Strap, Shoulder Belt by Joshua Gaines

Pros: The adjustable strap works wonders with its twist. The rotation control is so great that it doesn't move after rotating at a certain angle. This is perfect for artists who like to rotate their screen to different angles and have everything in their hands! and it's actually very convenient, like holding a drawing pad. Who needs a table when you can breathe in? The built-in screen may come off. So if the pen doesn't work with the screen or you don't like the way it glides, you can simply replace it with a Papermate. This is very important because I was worried that if the screen was glass or couldn't be removed I would have to cut it out. You won't actually drop your device, and if you do drop your device, the case really protects it. The pencil is loaded with the case. And there are adjustable straps that you can hang at any angle, so you can hang it around your neck, shoulder or even over your shoulder. Cons: When you buy a pencil, it has to be very thin and strong. , without volume, otherwise it will not fit. It also shouldn't be longer than a pencil or it won't fit. I had to cut off the silicone grip to fit mine in the case. This is very important for the artist, because the more pencil-like the better. Still checking if it's charging or not when it's on. I will update the review when I do and provide a link to the grip I used. Since it's silicone, cutting it with an X-Acto knife shouldn't be a problem. The cover can never lie flat. It swings in two corners when you click on that part of the screen. I only use the edge of the keyboard to align them, but this can be a major hurdle for those who like to draw flat and are constantly on the go. If there were little knobs on the corners that push the little rubber paralleling posts out just far enough to touch the table and level it, that would be a dream come true. Or if the footrest was height adjustable, most performers probably wouldn't care. But if you're really comfortable holding it in your hand with the straps, it doesn't matter. Finally, since the footrest is also 360, it's a big plus, but I don't like that the footrest isn't adjustable for different heights. There is only 1 height it is locked at. This isn't really a problem for me, since I'm happy to draw on a flat tablet as long as it's on a table, but it can be a stumbling block for artists using Wacom's adjustable display stands. Overall I gave it 4 stars because the amount of good customization this case has to your comfort makes it really worth the purchase, even for an artist. It lost a star due to limited artist grip options and the fact that it can't adjust enough angles or lay flat to draw on it.