🐢 Poetic TurtleSkin Series iPad Pro 11 2020 & 2018 Case - Heavy Duty Shockproof Navy Blue Cover Review

This is one of my favorite brands that I trust to protect my iPad! I used to have this brand to protect my iPad 10.5 and I liked it so I wouldn't use any other for my new iPad 11 (2020). The case is made from nice, durable silicone that offers solid protection but isn't tight when it comes to pressing the volume and power buttons. The case also gives the rear camera a raised edge so everything is protected even when resting on a table. I want to keep one thing in mind that I don't think anyone…

Whoever designs an $800 tool case dependent on a pen can only charge it by laying it on its side and no hole for the same ? But the real question is: why does this flawed design have such a high view when you have to bend over the side of the case to load the pen? This is me? Am I the only one who sees such a nasty flaw in this Poetic case design?

I like the look of this fun bag. The poetic name is swirling around and I finally got the chance to try it out on my new iPad (11-inch Pro 2020 version). I love the feel and texture of this silicone case. It's definitely protective, especially in areas like the back, sides, corners, and lips that are raised around the screen and camera. To clean, simply remove and rinse under water, it dries quickly and is safe to put back on.

I've used the Poetic Turtleskin iPad case on every iPad and iPad Pro I've had over the years. I find this latest version of the 2nd generation iPad Pro to be much stiffer and more difficult to put on and take off than any previous model. I knew it wasn't compatible with the 2nd generation Apple Pencil, but figured removing the case to charge my pencil wouldn't be a problem. But it was. Then I noticed that it was difficult to press the power button with the case on, so I went ahead and ordered…