📱 iPad 2/3/4 Case: AICase Kickstand Shockproof Heavy Duty Rubber Protective Case - Black Review

With this "cover" it is reliably protected from accidentally falling down or sliding from the sofa or bed onto the floor; The rubberized edge prevents slipping and absorbs shock in the event of an impact. Other accidents are protected from splashes that can ruin an iPad. In addition, when closed and placed on a shelf, it is protected from dust and the sun's rays that occur in our home. The price was as low as I could expect anywhere in North America for a legitimate product that does what I…

The case itself looks solid and comes with a 'button'. But then you open the package and it all goes downhill from there. First, it's designed as if someone had an idea from the iPad but never saw one. The plastic to be bonded does not bond. The black silicone backing is also not suitable. However, if you are desperate, you can tweak it. but that means a million random shots and popups on the iPad screen out. Also, nothing keeps it safe at this point. The button layout is almost correct, except

Pleasantly surprised! My "very old" iPad 2 case was falling apart so I needed a cheap replacement and this one fits just right. But I didn't expect that much from a 5 euro product. This is a pretty decent double layer case, well made and very easy to fit. It also comes with a screen protector, a stylus, and a small glass cleaning cloth. Okay, it's not an Otterbox, but it's pretty good quality for a fraction of the cost.

This thing is so thin, the plastic is very thin, the rubber is very thin so it's not very well protected when it's falls down. If you drop it at all, it can still break the tablet. I've had a lot of these universal cases and this is probably the cheapest so it's very similar to all other universal cases but when you feel it you can tell it's very thin and doesn't last long. I would return them but i need something to protect my tablet from my kids until i get another one. I haven't had a case…

Good product. I paid about $15 for this case and it works as expected. The rubber and materials are thinner than the Otter, but the Otter case doesn't sell for $15. This is the second time I've bought one of the cases and in my experience they last a long time and protect the device. The first one I bought was in 2015 or 2016 and (from a different seller but exactly the same product) the only reason I replaced the case was simply because I wanted it. I haven't noticed any stretching of the…

Bought this case to carry with my daughter's iPad which she bought with her own money for her birthday. The case was held in the hands of a 9 year old child and that is saying something. Only thing I have to say is that the piece of rubber next to the headphone jack will break and damage the piece of rubber so it doesn't seal in that corner. If it doesn't connect very much or at all with headphones, then you have nothing negative to say about this product. He's been guarding her tablet since…

In general, I really liked the case. It's lighter than my otter case and seems to have the same protective feel. I haven't dropped my iPad in this case yet, so I can't say for sure it protects as well as a protective case. I wish the stand was better made but I can live with that as I don't use it very often. My concerns about the stand are these: I wish it was more focused on stability. If you use it on the page, you need to make sure it's on the right page. So if you use a screen lock, check…

Very durable case, tactile soft material on the outside and good distance between the iPad screen and the edge of the case (is higher, so if you fall the screen won't be noticeable the ground). It looks like an otter box. The inside is made of plastic, almost like 3D printing, while the outside feels like soft rubber that's inlaid into the plastic. The supplied protective film was very cheap and defective. I put it on well, no bubbles and when I went to photograph the part that was supposed to…