📱 CaseBot SlimShell Case for iPad Pro 12.9" 4th & 3rd Gen - Pencil Holder, Smart Stand, Auto Wake/Sleep Review

I have been using Fintie iPad cases for my iPad mini, iPad Pro 9.7 and now 12.9 Pro (4th generation) for several years. The design of the writing pad is fun and attractive. This case is exactly what I need: something simple, with an Apple Pencil holder and full coverage/protection for the buttons and speakers.

I love this iPad Pro case on my 12.9 inch screen! It's a hard, thick rubber with a durable case cover that covers the front of the iPad. The flaps are great for watching videos while standing or writing notes at an angle. The design and details of the essay book are deceptive to the naked eye and people actually think it's an essay book lol. In terms of durability I haven't dropped it yet (nor do I plan to!) so I can't say how well it will protect, but the thickness of the case makes me think…

Case too thick for magnetized accessories to stay connected to iPad case. simple iPad case and stay connected. Therefore I cannot use it. I was forced to fix the old finite mark with glue where it fell apart. — dr Don W. Black.

I've had this case for a week now. It worked for my limited (quarantine) use. I mostly use it to power my iPad when I'm drawing and typing on a Bluetooth keyboard. For these use cases, it works as it should. It also saves me the worry if I plan on putting my iPad in a bag or something. I really don't like the magnetic mechanism of the stand. It feels very flimsy, and if I press my iPad too quickly or with more force than touch, the stand collapses. This happens a lot more often when I paint…

For $20 I can't complain. So if you are not sure whether to buy it or not, DO IT. Even if you've only been using it for 6 months. for me it was worth it and it was fun. There are a few things I don't like about this case. 1) makes my iPad Pro 12.9 much heavier 2) When I grab the top of the iPad (when the cover is off) the case keeps coming off. The reason for this is that the side where the pencil goes in doesn't have a frame around the body. It's hard to explain but just trust me :) 3) The…

Price and quality are good, quite robust. The only place in this case that worries me is that it doesn't fit 100% (but does fit 97%) near the speaker cutouts at the top and bottom near the charging slot, but the corners fit nicely and hold an iPad 4th generation pretty good. The 2nd gen pencil fits in well, I love that this case has a hole in the back so you can easily pull it out when you need to use your pencil. I also have a protective glass and the lid closes with no problems. The magnetic…

I have many of these iPad cases. I love them because people think they're really collections of essays, which is great because you don't have to worry about someone trying to steal them. But to be honest, this is the worst option. I have an iPad Pro 2020 4th gen and as you can see from the photos it is already Taryn and I bought it at the end of October and it also doesn't turn off the iPad when I close it. It was at the beginning and then very soon after I stopped working I wouldn't waste my…

I would rate this case 5 out of 5. I've had this case for a few months now, it's very thin. I take it to work every day and my co-workers still haven't figured out that it's an iPad Pro. They just think it's just a regular collection of essays. My only issue is that there is a bluish discoloration in the center of the case where it folds where the composition logo is. It was obviously not there when I first bought this case, so I suspect the discoloration is due to wear and tear from folding…