Review on Sounwill Ipad Pro 12 9 Case Leather Silicon Shock Keyboard Stand Case Pencil Holder by David Bar

The free Logitech keyboard case I received with the iPad Pro was falling apart. I liked it but thought it was worth giving yourself an update. After three days with the Sounwill model, the broken Logitech case looked pretty good. The main problem was all the moving parts. To fold out the stand, you have to pull out the top flap, then awkwardly push your hand inward to push out the notch, then flip the flap over and tuck the magnetic strip underneath. Meanwhile, the dual-panel keyboard dangles like a broken wing, knocking everything off your desk. All of this to replace the one move I needed to prop up the Logitech case. And even after you set it up, the entire setup occupies about 14 inches on the table in front of you - more than each laptop or tablet individually. The flat-screen in front of the keyboard *kinda* folds underneath, but leaves an awkward gap at the bottom (ever wanted your keyboard to feel like it's being hit?) At this point, you're left with what feels like a dice roll. whether a keyboard would be connected or not. The Bluetooth functionality was pretty finicky and sometimes didn't work even though my iPad indicated it was connected. or maybe something to watch movies while waiting for the bus? Sure no problem. First you have to stretch out and awkwardly pull the magnetic flap to close the stand. Then flip the keyboard over and use the magnetic strip again to seal it, allowing the entire back to hang like a bill full of beanbags. Now that you're ready to use it, enjoy that nice crunch as all the buttons on the back scratch the table (or your knees, I think). Oh shit! Now all these random letters are showing up in my search bar. Forgot to turn off Bluetooth. Time to flip it and turn off the switch. Did it work? I do not know. Did I break these keys just now? I'm very cynical here, but I want to say that this is not an artist's friend. In fact, this case made me do nothing on my iPad Pro. I'd rather wait ten minutes for my HP laptop to boot up and work my way through an onslaught of CPU-intensive startup programs so I can use that instead. ) table, never move or take with you, or if you just like your devices with the handy functionality of a dead pelican, but. Why? why do you want it