ESR for iPad Pro 11 Inch Case, iPad Pro 11 Folio Case (2022/2021/2020, 4th/3rd/2nd Generation), Convenient Magnetic Attachment, 2-Way Stand, Full Pencil 2 Support, Rebound Magnetic Case, Black

I make my purchases based on others reviewers, so I hope my could help you too.This case is great. The first thing that caught my attention was the strong magnetic attachment. It’s reassuring to know that my iPad will securely held in place, whether I’m typing, watching videos, or sketching with the Apple Pencil. Speaking of which, the case’s Pencil support is top-notch. The recessed groove for magnetic charging keeps the Pencil safe, and the magnetic clasp ensures it won’t go wandering off unexpectedly.Design-wise, this case has a beautiful balance between durability and slimness. The materials feel sturdy, and I appreciate the added protection without adding bulk. Plus, the front cover doubles as a stable stand, which is handy for both work and leisure. Whether you are in a virtual meeting or binge-watching your favorite series, the stand will holds up well.If you’re rocking the 2024 iPad Pro like I am, the Rebound Series case is a solid choice. It combines functionality, style, and that satisfying click when the magnets lock into place. Soft to touch material and professional looking, there’s no need for any other case.

The ESR iPad case is honestly amazing. I have the forest green color and it looks amazing. The quality of the case seems to be really good. I love the soft, buttery-smooth texture of the case. The magnetic part that attaches to my iPad and the clasp to close the iPad seem to be very secure from what I’ve tested. Also, the company (Minghutech-US) reached out even before I ever received the product to ensure I had a good experience and knew all of their policy/coverage/etc. I thought that was really neat and nice of them. All in all, I would recommend this if you’re needing a nice, simple iPad case — just be cautious as it doesn’t completely cover all of the edges.

The case is slim and feels not quite like - but really close to - App*e’s folio. And unlike that one, this ESR folio has a flap on the front to hold a pencil (it works nicely with and without one). My pencil is in a thin sleeve and it connects / charges just fine. I just need to wiggle it a bit to get it seated correctly, and then I flip the flap over it to hold it in place. The magnets on the back cover are great. My iPad snapped right in. And when I fold the flap back, it’s held back by the magnets. Plus, there’s a thin “lip” on the cover, which makes it easy to open. I just put this cover on, so it will take time to assess durability. So far, so good though. I went through a lot of cases to get to this one, and I’m really pleased with it. Plus, the case comes in multiple colors, and I got it in Navy Blue (so many cases seem to come only in Black lately).Edit: April 2023: The case is holding up extremely well. I haven’t had any issues with the sides of the tablet being exposed, the magnets still work, and my App*e Pencil in a sleeve continues to snap into place and charge just fine. The case cleans up very well too. I use hand cream and will occasionally see “smudges” on the case. I just rub those spots with a damp rag, and then a dry one, and all gone. Really happy with this case. Would buy again.

I actually think this is a very decent magnetic folio. The magnetic pull is strong and secures your ipad within the folio, and the flap holds the pencil in place. The sides are not covered, which I didn't mind because I do not have the habit of lugging my ipad around in my arms. So if you carry your ipad around a lot, pull it out in less safe spaces, this is not for you. But if you just need something to cover the front and back ipad to prevent from scuffing, and you don't shove it into a backpack but take good care to secure it, then I think this is a great product. It is sleek, light in weight, sturdy, and with the magnetic on and off, reduces mechanical wear of the unlock button. Folding the cover back also allows for a nice angle for writing on the ipad or propping it up to just view the screen.This would have been a great choice for me, but unfortunately I opted for the ESR case that wraps around the sides and back instead. This is because I realized I wasn't really a fan of the magnetic cover flap (the physical action of pulling the flap off and pulling the cover off the screen just was too time consuming for me as a student who wants to quickly pull out my tablet to take notes. I also would primarily use it for writing and not viewing, so propping it up was not as important for me at the moment. And in its open state, the pencil flap kind of lingering there was visually distracting for me.All in all, I really liked this folio and thought it achieved what was advertised, but after testing it, it just didn't align with my personal preferences. Really worth the price though, so it is just a matter of understanding your usage of your ipad to prevent accidents because this won't protect an ipad drop due to the exposed sides.