iPad Pro 13ʺ (2024) Shift Magnetic Case - Brown ESR ESR

iPad Pro 13ʺ (2024) Shift Magnetic Case - Brown

Name: iPad Pro 13ʺ (2024) Shift Magnetic Case - Brown
Brand: ESR
Price: 65.09 EUR
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iPad Pro 13ʺ (2024) Shift Magnetic Case - Brown

€65,09

€65,09 ~~€73,49~~

It’s heavy but really protects my iPad. I kept it on my previous iPad and the iPad was in such good shape I was given $400 in trade in. If you are hard on your iPad, buy it.

The best ever!!! The magnets for the win!!! We all know the struggle of securing our iPads on the shallow grooves only to have it slide off repeatedly. I’ve resorted to gluing stoppers on cases as I have never found a case with a decent design… until now!! Seriously the best by far! Look no further, you will love this case. Magnets!!!!

Nice case just very RED

Stabile Ausführung, jederzeit anpassbarer Blickwinkel und wenn das Tablet an/in eine Wandhalterung soll ganz einfach inkl. wenig auftragendem Case vom Eigentlichen Cover zu trennen und natürlich ganz genau so der Wechsel zurück. Würde ich jederzeit wieder kaufen!

I ordered this case and an iPad at the same time. They both arrived in the same larger ESR box. Upon unpacking, I almost immediately had to laugh when I pulled out the iPad itself and then this case. The iPad was inside another box besides just its normal packaging, but it’s still weighed less than what this case does. This shouldn’t be too surprising though, because the specs very clearly indicate that the case weighs more than the iPad itself.This case obviously more than doubles the weight of the set up versus the iPad by itself. However, it is very sturdy. It is definitely not flimsy. It seems well-made. It’s probably not all that surprising it weighs as much as it does because it surely must have a bunch of magnets in it and probably steel plates for those magnets to interact with it. It does a very nice job of solidly propping up the iPad. The ability to have the iPad raised up is also remarkably comfortable for viewing. I thought the raised positioning was kind of gimmicky at first when I saw it in the photos. I suspect this will be a preferred feature for me in the future.The external part of the case that’s removable appears to be approximately 1 pound and 4 ounces. Not sure I’ll ever actually remove that part normally. However, it is awfully cool to be able to just take my iPad and stick it to my fridge when I’m needing to use a recipe from it.Installation instructions are obviously pretty simple. It’s just a tablet case. It is a pretty tight fit. The instructions show inserting the bottom of the iPad from portrait mode into the case first. This makes installation much easier. Unfortunately, there’s these QR codes in the installation instructions that direct you to watching an installation video, except they direct to a dead link. Or at least the link didn’t work for me. A little warranty card came with the case that says to activate your 24 month warranty. The listing only indicates 12. It appears that if you sign up to be spammed with advertising emails, you might get 24 months instead of 12.I originally had a gen 2 iPad Pro 12.9 inch with a similar type of case, but far less robust. Despite my new 13” iPad Pro being significantly lighter than my old one, this case causes the whole set up to be significantly heavier than my old set up. This doesn’t actually bother me much, but it does kind of make me chuckle.If weight and bulkiness is a serious concern for you: run away! If you are a bit more utilitarian, want a fairly solid feeling case, and the corresponding features appeal to you: This is a great choice. Fortunately, I fall into this latter group.

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