Fintie Case For IPad Air (3Rd Gen) 10 Tablet Accessories for Bags, Cases & Sleeves Review

This is a very good case at a very reasonable price. I love that the Apple Pen and its small charging adapter snap right into the case on the back of the "hinge" for safe storage. The magnetic cover is convenient and stays closed, and the iPad wakes up/sleeps when opened and closed. Very satisfied with the product.

I have used Fintie iPad cases in the past and found them to be fairly well made, protected and comfortable to use. However, they redesigned their cases so I found these to be bulkier and more awkward to hold. They reinforced the plastic bezel around the keys, likely because it was a weak point in previous versions and prone to cracking. That might sound like a good thing to some, but I found the fixes added a lot of weight and bulk, making it difficult for my small hands to hold the iPad for…

I have a rugged iPad case (also Fintie) that I use at home. I bought this lighter weight when I travel. In fact I've only used it twice, once in the last year and more recently. However, the plastic part around the volume buttons broke. That's not good given the minimal usage of this case and the fact that I rarely tweak the volume controls. Now I'm trying to glue it back, but I don't have to. I don't normally write negative reviews, but I wanted to make potential buyers aware of this weakness…

Makes using my iPad so much better! So light that it doesn't get in the way when carried or carried. The only downside is that the pen holder is on the bottom and you can't pull it out to use it. I stopped keeping my pencil in a case.

After two weeks of use it broke like magic, right, I picked up some plastic parts. I am very sensitive to electronics. They serve for years. It just broke on its own. It was also bulky and heavy. I found a new seller for my replacement cap. ProCase iPad. Works perfectly!

I don't know how this case got such good reviews. It's incredibly poorly made. On the first day of the case, I broke a tiny piece of plastic next to the volume buttons. Literally the next day, a similar part, located next to the power button, broke. I haven't done anything to trigger this other than using the buttons normally. I also noticed that the case doesn't even fit the iPad properly. The corner next to the camera doesn't quite fit into the case. I would recommend paying more and getting…

I like the case and it seems well made. It reminds me a lot of Apple, which asks for a lot more. The problem is that the magnetic part of the case is very weak and won't hold the tablet upright without collapsing. This is where Apple's quality makes a big difference. You pay more, you get more. Should have gone with the other one I was looking at. It also doesn't have levels to set your desired height. All in all I wouldn't buy it again.

Excellent well thought-out case. does what it says Raising or lowering the lid turns the device on and off. The Apple Pencil and the separate charging adapter fit perfectly under the iPad. The price is very fair for the quality, tit and finish. The portfolio is beautiful from the outside. However, my personal preference is to keep the iPad's slim profile with Apple's much unfairly more expensive case, which leaves the iPad's aluminum back exposed. This case covers the entire iPad, including the