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

This cover does not fit me. It doesn't rotate and you can only view the iPad in landscape mode, not portrait mode. The most annoying shortcoming is that the bottom edge of the case is too high, making it difficult to access the menu bar, and I have to keep pressing the bottom edge to access the menu bar. The photo shows that the iPad sits slightly unevenly under the edge of the case and the case does not sit flush with the bottom. I am returning this case. I was trying to save some money but…

This case is likely to disappoint those with medium or large hands. The case completely covers the base cover, so frequently tapped areas of the screen such as Mail, the upper left corner and the side power button of the iPad for taking screenshots are partially covered or heavily crowded. I had to use my finger to close the cover. Most of the time I have to take the time to pull out the screen pen to replace my finger. I propose to repeat this matter. I certainly don't recommend this for all…

I probably shouldn't write this review as I've only had it for a day. I gave five stars for durability but it's impossible to find out anytime soon. Definitely strong. That's the problem. It's big, heavy and thick for my new thin iPad Air. This is good for protection from falls and physical collisions. Here's the bad thing: He's tall and clumsy. It stands beautifully on three levels. The side loop for the handle is unusable. Who uses it more? Unless you have a piece of paper that I think goes…

Many of iPad OS's multitasking features rely on the swipe up gesture from the bottom edge. Among other things, this allows you to access the taskbar without first going to the start screen. When this case is in landscape mode, it completely covers the bezel, making the gesture almost impossible. Folding back the edge of the case allows you to do so, but it's hardly an acceptable workaround. It amazes me that this even got past the prototype stage, let alone quality control. Who cares how easy…

Other reviews were correct. I love this case. Very stretchy cover and I love love love color. Already fallen (acc!) And the iPad survived. I have kids fingers so I had no trouble accessing the side buttons. I could see how someone with "man hands" can have some trouble. I like the idea of a pen loop but have no plans to use it. It looks pretty durable. It's also easy to carry and I wouldn't have a problem if I had to carry it in my purse every day. The slot on the outside is very thin, so I…

This is a good case with many positive features: + Price: hard to beat + Protection: good thickness protects your iPad when closed + functional: viewing angles when closed Condition one wants to see (my last case stays in place) + fits: cutouts match my iPad Pro for all campers, buttons, etc. it fits snugly + slightly Cons chunky: this case is bulky and adds a lot of thickness that I don't like but live with the ease of use: it can get in the way of some hits due to its thickness, but I'm…

I bought this case because I was drawn to the multi-angle feature. While this feature works as advertised, there's a major flaw with the lid itself. You can't swipe up or down from the top or bottom without pushing back the very thick rubber material holding the iPad. The iPad iOS OS uses this feature extensively for app switching, control panel, etc. I actually cut out the middle of this stuff from the bottom edge so I can swipe up to the app switcher. I have to buy another cover to make sure…