📱 TineeOwl iPad Pro 12.9 inch Case - Ultra Thin Matte Clear with Shock Absorption and Apple Pencil Wireless Charging (Sky Blue/Matte Back) - 2021, 2020, 2018 (5th, 4th & 3rd Gen) Review

I have a 2021 iPad Pro. Really good case if you want your iPad to be thin. The back is very smooth with a clear matte back which I like because I can show off my own skin. The edges and bumpers feel smooth. If your Apple Pencil has a case, it attaches but doesn't charge. However, if the pen has no sleeve, it will charge normally. The only thing that worries me a little is the raised bezel on the right side of the screen, which feels a little loose, but that could be due to my iPad's skin…

Exactly what I wanted. The sleek, slim body with a matte finish is a welcome addition. Love how it looks and feels. I definitely wouldn't rely on a case like this to protect your iPad, but I hate the idea of laying my bare iPad on a surface. It gives me a better feeling that there is some kind of barrier. I highly recommend this case for those who care about their iPads and are not clumsy. If you're really looking for protection, consider something else with a screen cover.

I don't like folio cases or flip cases I think it makes the iPad bulkier. I prefer a nice, slim case that showcases the elegance of an iPad and a handy storage space for an Apple Pencil. A great case, I definitely recommend it to anyone who needs a case for the third generation iPad Pro 12.9.

If you're looking for a slim, well-protected case similar to the Spigen iPhone case, I think this is the one for you! At around 125 grams, it's the lightest I've tried and fits the iPad well. It's not very stiff on the long edges, especially where the stylus sits, but that's due to the thinner material in that area, which keeps the stylus charged. Compromise. The case fits snugly everywhere. I like that you don't have to fiddle with any flexible screen cover. If you're careful and have a screen

I used an expensive leather case for my iPad Pro, but due to the weight and the attached screen protector, using the iPad has become a chore. This TineeOwl case isn't expensive and I didn't mind that it was good, but it really is. Pressing the volume and power buttons is easy and simple, which is not usually the case with such plastic cases. The back of the case is also matte, but the Apple logo is clearly visible on my iPad, which makes a difference for me. Anyone looking for a thin and light…

Update: Your customer support contacted me and they were so nice that I had to update my review. They understood my concern and wanted to fix it. They also started investigating why my item was covered in scratches. I really appreciate companies like this because they care about their customers. For that I give 5 stars.————————————————————————————————————————— ——— —————————————————————————————————————————————— ——— —————————————————————————————————————————————— ———…

I bought this case when I'm at home and didn't feel like a case that covered the screen. I had to get an iPad color that I didn't want, so I'm glad this case completely hides the color of the front of the iPad. This will magnetize the stylus, although it won't charge if you're also holding a stylus. I have to remove the stylus to load the pencil through the case. Otherwise it does exactly what I wanted.

If you like light, thin and unobtrusive. this is the case with you. Fits perfectly. This is my second TineeOwl Ultra Thin iPad Pro 12.9 case and I loved the first case for my 3rd gen iPad Pro but this Gen 5 case is 100% upgraded. The matte back is much better than the transparent one in the previous version. Much more fingerprint resistant and it's not even close but still clear enough to show the skin I'm using. A few days have passed and there are no fingerprints on the back. The frame also…

Well, firstly, when you put them on you feel both tight and loose when that's the case. The sides seem to want to pull away from the iPad, and the hard plastic back seems to take advantage of that. This is very strange to explain and it only happens when I'm holding the sides of the iPad with one hand. It seems to be enough for protection. I wouldn't bet on a big drop.