HBorna Generation Support Charging Lightweight Review

I love this case, Touch ID hole works, the case is thin enough to charge your apple pencil without pencil case, when you put on the pencil case it won't charge unfortunately but case 5/5 love it for my new ipad air purchase

Good case, but not "silicone" as the title suggests. Silicon is a mineral component of sand as well as a substrate for microcircuits. And it's not silicone - a grippy, soft material, which is what I expected. Someone has to correct the description. I think the material is actually TPU - thermoplastic polyurethane.

I wanted a crisp, lightweight minimalistic case because what's the point of having an iPad if you just add a ton of weight to it, and what's the point it to have cool colors if you just cover it with another case. So I chose this one. While it fits the bill, it's quite flimsy and comes off fairly easily. I'll hold on to it until I find something denser and maybe more permanent.

Pages couldn't fully close the edge. The pen slot is so short that it only supports the downward direction as stated in the description. It is very easy to add logo on the back as shown in the pictures in other buyers' reviews. its price is higher than its value. However, since I'm having a hard time finding another simple transparent TPU case for iPad. So far everything is fine.

Perfect Fit for iPad Air 4 Depending on what I use my iPad for, I still prefer a skinless case and light weight - and that's it! The pencil stays attached to the magnet even in the case - not as tightly when there's no case, but it stays attached. (see photo)

It's as simple as it is simple. it also covers the edge of the iPad. I'm about to return this because it's too much to find an attachment to back it up. Although the layer thickness is good.

This worked great to solve a problem I was having with my new iPad. I use my iPad leaning back in my chair and holding it at eye level. The smooth metal edges and lack of a bezel around the screen mean it's going to slip through my hands. Therefore, it has to be supported from below or from the iPad, making it difficult to type or follow links on the screen. the friction for my hands, which allows me to hold the iPad higher on the edges. The lid also feels comfortable, protects the back and…

The case is easy to assemble and light, but therefore only suitable to prevent scratches and abrasion of the coating. For me personally this is normal. It beautifully shows the factory color of the iPad. There's an injection molded seam right where the edge of the case meets the screen itself, which is a bit unsightly. However, don't expect perfection at this price point.

This is a minimalist case that is comfortable to hold and offers some protection from falls. The main reason I bought it is that the back of the iPod is too smooth and difficult to hold in hand. I mostly use my iPod on the couch over the hardwood floor. I don't need a heavy, bulky, expensive suitcase.

You get what you paid for. It's a cheap basic protection for those who don't need a case (because you already have a screen protector) and just want something to protect the back. This item doesn't cost $13 IMO, but it should cost more than $8. $9 item as I just bought one for another much higher quality $9 iPad. The fit and finish of this item is below average with distortion issues around the edges and will not fit 100%. I would look around and see if there is another one. with better price…