ZUGU CASE - iPad Pro 12.9 inch (1st Gen 2015) Case Genius Exec - Wake / Sleep Cover - (Model #’s A1584, A1652)

I have tried many cases over the years-since Ipad 1. My favorite case, though aesthically unappealing, was a rigid STM with a kickstand of sorts. When I type with a keyboard or draw I use a Techmate stand for the correct angle (though won't need to now) but I often use the 12.9 Pro in my lap in the evenings using the screen keyboard. I've been using an Apple cover clone for a year but it was really awkward for typing in my lap. This case is exactly right for it-- can set at any angle and it stays exactly where I set it due to the velcro and will also be great for using with the Pencil at desk or in my lap or BT keyboard at the desk. My only con is the velcro since one of my dogs has long hair and I anticipate there will always be hair in the velcro LOL but that's a small price to pay for a case that funtions as needed. Beside that I think it is protective enough, all the holes for the ports and speakers are correct, has a loop for the Pencil or other stylus (I do use a case though so this wasn't important) and OK aesthetically (black leatherette). The price is also very good for a case with well thought out good design.Update: i have had the case for a good while now and it is by far the best case I have had for the iPad Pro--and would have liked it I'm sure for my earlier Ipads. It has held up well, being able to adjust the angle is exactly what i required and I can wholeheartedly recommend this case for the iPad Pro 12.9.

This product has exceeded my expectations. I have an iPad pro. The Moku(?) cover and case I had just did not fit snug. The Apple version (which my wife has for her Air 2) fits well and protects well, but was $80 for the case and $60 for the cover. Come on.I bought this worried that it would be too bulky and add to the weight of an already heavier iPad. While it is more case than the slim Apple Store option. It does not overwhelm. The iPad fits well into the case and is secure. The Velcro is strong and the designers did an excellent job reducing opportunities for it to randomly stick by being exposed. The versatility of the stand options have are great. One slight weakness. As strong as the Velcro is, it has trouble holding in the nearly flat position used for typing. The other positions are nearly limitless. I have been sucked into a good book lately, and found the the case allowed multiple positions whether I was on a park bench, a hard back chair, a table, a recliner, in bed, or sitting on the stairs. In each setting I was able to find a comfortable position.I give this 4 stars, because I think some are too liberal with their 5 stars. I definitely would recommend to a friend.

When I first purchased this product I felt it was a very nice case with great quality. But almost immediately after I started using it, the corners began to fail. (See photos). This case has never been abused or even left the house. The case design is flawed and the products used for the corners are inadequate to properly hold the iPad within the case. I expect better for my money and so should you. I hope the company makes this right with me.

I like this case. It is probably one of the better cases I have used for my IPP. Why the 3 stars then? Well for a few reasons.1. The actual case is very thin. In my opinion too thin. It seems like the case is made of a very flexible cardboard or possible plastic. What is happening is that once the case is opened and the iPad is propped up, the parts that sit on your lap begin to take the shape of your lap. This is because the case is so thin and flexible. If you prop your iPad up on a flat service, this will not be a problem. But like many, I use my iPad while sitting on my couch, or relaxing in bed. Thus my iPad sits on my lap.2. Because the case is so thin, a hard hit will dent the case, or in extreme cases, bend it. My 2 year old was able to grab the back flap and bend it. Although this has not impacted the cases functions, I now have a crease in the case. Again this would not be if the case was made of thicker material.3. The back side of all the flaps has a nice felt material. This is what sits on your iPad screen when closed. However, when open, this felt material will rest face down as it props up your iPad. Any dirt, or grime, or foreign material will stick to the felt and can cause scratches to your iPad when closed. I am constantly using a sticky roller to remove hair, and dust.In my opinion, these are 3 big cons. I am tired of everything needing to be thin to accommodate design. I wish this case was thicker and more rigid.On the positive aspects, the case fully protects the IPP. There are no exposed areas, thus a drop will protect corners and sides. Not sure if a hard hit will not dent the sides of the case, but your iPad should be protected.I love how many positions the iPad can be placed in. By far one of the best aspects of the case. And using it with an Apple Pencil in the perfect position is ehat this case excells in. Once the iPad is propped up, it is very sturdy. You can type or draw or do anything with your iPad and not fear the iPad collapsing.The outside of the case is made of imitation leather and is really nice. The case will sleep and wake your iPad and hold your pencil. Since the cap of the pencil is magnetic, you can just place the cap at the top of the open case to keep it safe.If you can overlook some of my cons, you will be getting a great case.

Inicialmente parece estable pero con el tiempo el velcro da de si y cede. El velcro es una mala fórmula.

I have tried the Logitech Keyboard/case (it's ok if you just need a keyboard), the ironically named Apple "smart" case (the worst of the bunch) and the Snugg case (sloppy design). This is the best design for an all around case for the iPad Pro. It's only drawback might be the price but you get what you pay for. It took Zoogue a little longer to get it to market but it's worth the money. It holds the pencil properly too. Should be everyone's first choice. The hook and loop system works really well for any angle of viewing. Highly recommended.

Overall I am happy with this product - especially as it was the only one I could find that gives the user (artist in my case), the option of setting any angle for my large iPad Pro. I also like the elasticised iPen holder (essential in my opinion)... Not sure how long the velcro (for angle adjustment) will last, but for now this product seems like a fairly good protector.This allows for landscape working only, so I'm thinking it would not be hard to re-design this to rotate to portrait mode too....Delivery time was good... priced a tad high for what it is...

Very nice case. Protects my new 12 inch iPad Pro front and back. Seems well constructed and smart in appearance. Really like the Velcro adjustments, great idea allowing you to tweak the viewing angle or typing angle. Apple pen holder is a great addition.I haven't given it 5 stars because I suspect over a period of time the case 'could' wear a lot, this is only a suspicion and may prove to be unfounded. Also the pen holder is an elasticated loop so hopefully won't become loose and lose its grip.Overall. Happy with my purchase.

Purchased this in August and I noticed today that two corners of the moulding have either broken or split. I am not heavy-handed and have only removed my iPad from the case a couple of times, so I wouldn't have expected the corners to split already - I have had cheaper ones which have lasted longer. Given the reviews I read before purchasing this, I am very disappointed as I decided to spend more money in the hope of getting a long lasting case. At the moment, the case is still holding the iPad in place and I suspect it would continue to do so even if more bits come off, but I had hoped for better.