Review on 📱 iPad Pro 12.9 Case 4th Generation 2020 & 2018, Pencil Holder Case, Soft PU Leather with Kickstand for iPad Pro 12.9" 4th Gen 2020 / iPad Pro 12.9" 3rd Gen 2018 (Cute Animal) - Enhanced SEO by Jose Guzman

I bought the Stitch case for iPad Pro 12.9 (2020) because I really like Stitch and I couldn't find another Stitch case under $50 (I've looked at Amazon, Etsy and checked eBay), this one was only $19, so I got a pretty good deal on it. I have to say I have a few issues with this case. When I opened it and looked around, I found that the spot where you put your iPad was dirty. As if someone bought it, used it for a few days, and then sent it back (most likely it happened). But everywhere it looks and smells new. Also, the Apple Pencil holder was in a very awkward place. The "holder" is just a loop of fabric that attaches to the side of the case, and when you close the magnetic flap that closes the case, the pen is DEFINITELY loose. The Apple pencil holder just keeps your pencil connected to the iPad, doesn't protect it from scratches or anything, and certainly doesn't charge it. Overall this is a nice case and I love it. I plan on keeping it, although I'll have to attach a stronger magnet to it and rub it down a bit. Note to those looking to buy this (I mentioned it above): it won't weigh down your PENCIL. HE WON'T HOLD YOUR PENCIL IN PLACE TO RELOAD. The good news for the 2nd generation Apple Pencil is that it has a very strong magnet. So if you are trusting it to only stay magnetized to the side of your iPad then the loop is useless and I would only recommend magnetizing it to the side of your iPad. . I think it's good that I bought a more comfortable Apple Pencil holder that attaches to my pencil case so it doesn't wear out, get damaged or get lost just by sitting. I recommend a pen holder like the one in my last photo (it costs about $2.99). You absolutely get what you pay for, let's just say