Fintie Rotating Case for iPad Pro 12.9-inch 5th Gen 2021 📱 - 360° Swiveling Protective Cover with Pencil Holder, Auto Sleep/Wake - Brown Review

Linear indentations on the beveled edges of the iPad sometimes cause the iPad to slip off. These indentations should either be slightly deeper or reshaped to hold the iPad more securely (at an angle). I'm considering putting a velcro strip just below the indentation to keep the iPad from slipping out. Also, I've found that the iPad becomes unstable when tilted when I need to touch the iPad's screen. This is especially true when using the iPad in portrait mode as the top of the iPad is much…

The new iPad Pro is perfect for this case. But in everyday life it is disappointing. The outside is very smooth, so if you want to put it on your lap, hold it tight as it will slide off. There are only 2 options for screen tilt support, and the smoothness mentioned above means it won't hold securely. in a small gully. Any movement or touch will cause the edge to slip out of the groove that is too shallow and fall off. Can't anyone create them with grooves that kinda grab the edge? With only 2…

If you're buying this for a larger iPad Pro, that's fine. My wife uses it and we bought it for the "prop" ability. This works, but due to the weight of the iPad Pro, it easily slips out of the grooves designed to hold it at an angle. Certainly not a problem when used on a flat surface or table, but she spends most of her time on her lap and the case serves as a prop. Only occasionally did I see her rotate it for portrait use. but that option is there when you need it. I'll probably look for…

I had this case on my 10.5" iPad Pro and loved it. It's very durable and high quality and the print is beautiful! The first thing I checked was to see if Finty made one for this size!I love that it has a protective area for the Apple Pencil so it can still charge but it can't be accidentally knocked off when you put your iPad in your purse or something.I Also love that the back rotates meaning you can hold the iPad in any position you like! Love it and would buy again!

Quality Swivel Case. Some reviewers have mentioned that it slips out of the groves, so it can't be used on your lap or in any other hands-free environment. I had no problems with it at all. I love that it has a special pencil corner and an elastic band to keep it closed. My last spinning shell lasted over 3 years and was made by Targus. It was slightly higher quality, but also cost twice as much.

Rotating housing cannot be closed anyway due to the Apple Pencil holder. So if the suitcase is rotated a certain way, you can't just close it, you have to close it again. It's mildly annoying. It's also weird to hold. The quality of the material is normal. I thought the band would be cool but it won't be my first choice when looking for a new case. I will say that this is enough to protect the iPad.

Bought this case as a spare until I got my more expensive "luxury" case - this case has proved incredibly comfortable to work with. It's a little bulky but that's okay with me because I don't travel with my iPad and it protects very well. I also love that the fold out part of the case doesn't touch the screen of the iPad when folded, so the screen never gets dirty! Highly recommended!

So I'll start with the name. I bought the latest iPad Pro and it's even bigger and heavier than I thought it would be. Although I used the one in the Apple store, I was surprised. This case seems to protect well, but there are a few issues. one). The pillow is too heavy for the angles the cover offers. Even at the lowest angle level of only 2, the iPad can easily slip and fall during use. Even worse with a pad in portrait mode. 2) it doesn't always close completely and the battery continues to…