Fintie Case For IPad 9Th Generation (2021) / 8Th Generation (2020) / 7Th Gen (2019) 10 Tablet Accessories Review

The case is high quality, all holes are perfectly aligned. BUT the hull is very slippery and can be slippery. You need to make sure you have a firm grip on the body before lifting. It slipped out of my hand a few times at first; Luckily it was on a carpeted floor. Now I know I have to grip it tightly before picking it up.

Everyone who knows me expects to have a notebook for my endless list. When I saw this iPad cover that looks like an essay book, I knew I needed it. It is very durable and protects my iPad very well. But what I really like is that closed it looks like a writing pad lying on the table! I just love it!

The new iPad 2020 (8th gen) just came out so I was skeptical that this case would fit properly. Well I'm happy to report that this case fits perfectly. The holes are right where they should be. The fit is snug, but not so tight that you feel like you're breaking the iPad when you try to remove the lid. The slim fit offers protection, especially in corners, without adding bulk. The black lid has a slightly rough, leather-like surface that looks simple and unobtrusive. I have been using Fintie…

Exactly as pictured! Excellent quality and no cheap materials. Worth the money protect it from theft because at first glance it looks like a notepad!

This is the perfect case at the perfect price. The inner layer is soft felt and will not scratch the screen. The outer layer is tough on the back and is very strong and durable. Design as in the picture, very bright. I'm impressed. I will be ordering more in different designs. I've been using this case for about four months now.

Really like this case. When it's on my desk, it looks just like a notebook. People mistake it for one when I wear it. iPad also turns off when you close the lid. The triangular back works great too, just like the original Apple cases. The only downside is that it's a bit thick as it has a plastic stand for the entire iPad making it about as thick as my 2nd gen iPad with an Apple case. Now that Apple is willing to charge $50 for thin magnetic smart cases, I can live with something thicker.

I had the same case on my old iPad which I just replaced. He was alive and you can't go wrong paying for something that actually works. I really like the hard back which offers some protection and makes it durable so I can easily put it in my travel bag. It has no lint like the smoother rubbers. And I really like that it looks like pepper skin, which I love a lot. However, this doesn't make it drop-proof, but I'm not in the habit of dropping my iPad. While it's possible it might fall off, I…

I have used Fintie cases several times for different devices and I liked them every time. So when I ordered my iPad, ordering a Fintie case for it was easy. I have the composition book and it's great. The funny thing is that the case (and the iPad) is almost the same size as a real computer book. Quite a few have already confused the case with a laptop. I like it because it's very thin and adds minimal weight to the iPad while protecting the glass and case. I'm not sure if this protects against