AVAWO Shockproof Kids Case for iPad Mini 1 2 3 - Lightweight Handle Stand Compatible with iPad Mini, iPad Mini 3rd Gen, iPad Mini 2 Retina Display - Black Review

Bought this for my granddaughter who is very active to say the least, she threw this suitcase a number of times, she wasn't nice to this suitcase at all and it has survived everything without damaging her iPad, it fits her iPad Minnie snugly, I just don't like that there are no holes for the volume and power button, you have to lift the hole a bit to get access, Maybe child protection is a feature, but other than that I like it

One of these has been on our full-size iPad for a number of years and we love it. This one is almost as good, just with two problems imo. The problem with the design is that it holds the iPad Mini a little more upright than I'd like, but it stays upright. The second may just be mine or in a small batch, but there is a bubble on one of the edges along the bezel where the edge moves away unevenly. I almost sent it back for an exchange but my kid said he didn't mind so we just left it. All in all…

protection is amazing. I accidentally left my 3 year old iPad on a van with this case on after strapping it in. When we were most of the way home, I realized what I had done. I came back and found the iPad on the side of the road. The wind must have blown it up. The corner it landed on is slightly damaged, but the iPad is in perfect condition.

Great case! The only oddity in this case is that the power button doesn't have an access hole at the top. I can turn the screen on and off by pressing firmly on the case where the power button is located, but it's an odd design. I have a feeling they did this to have more padding in that area to protect the iPad if it falls right into that corner. I think if the power button was exposed, the case could not protect the iPad from a direct drop to that spot. Very happy with it!

Our first package served us more than 3 years. It has more life to be honest, but being in the hands of our youngest daughter I felt the need to upgrade the case after she ripped off the tab covering the charging port. Whilst using this cover there have been MANY falls and falls on all types of surfaces including a concrete road. Our iPad's screen never broke once. We use a glass screen protector in addition to the case, but there were times when we didn't have a screen protector and the iPad's

I agree with most of the reviews. It s cheap. You can't access the power button, but you can access the cable area on the bottom. My kid hasn't dropped it on anything like concrete yet so I'm not sure if it fully protects, but it's fine on carpets and in the car. It came in a plastic bag only, no paper with instructions and description. Inside there was a plastic element that I thought was part of the protection but that's not true, it has to be removed. The case is tough at first, and the…

This case keeps kids away from the iPad. It's not pretty, but it works. What doesn't work for me is the price is too high for what it is. It probably costs less than five cents to make. The ultra-affordable foam-like material deforms after you remove your iPad from the case and does not return to its original shape. The carrying handle that serves as a stand only works when lying down. Honestly, it's not worth the $15 they're charging for it, but since it protects the iPad well, it might be…