Review on 📱 ProCase iPad Mini 5 Case - Slim Stand Protective Cover for 2019 Apple iPad Mini 5 7.9 Inch, Rosegold by Ben Robinson

I buy cases primarily to be able to hold the device better. ProCase makes a cheap iPad mini version. Apple has made the screen edges narrower. This means that users must be careful not to place a metal pad on the front screen, otherwise the screen will interpret the hold as a long press. This disables touching or tapping the screen. I was working on what I thought was already a defective Apple product, which is really rare when I noticed that opening the ProCase and then holding the tablet causes my thumb to hit the bezel on the screen overlaid. It's enough that Apple has made the feature a vulnerability. ProCase makes the problem worse by actually causing errors to occur. The solution for me is to turn the case upside down, i.e. leave the cable on top. This works by holding the body in your left hand to tap with your right hand. The case is also poorly finished, so when you open the wing they slide a bit along the smooth transparent back panel. Over time, it becomes very difficult to use as a mount. So I thought it was impossible, but the company gets double Fs, two Fs for one product. Wow, and he hilariously asks me about my issues when I registered the warranty. Hello pads, dear ProCase Maker, don't lie around like picture frames. They work. their owners work. The devices they aim to protect and make more user-friendly have specific characteristics. Watch. Fulfill. And don't give yourself pro status for making kindergarten mistakes.