Cellular360 Apple New iPad 9.7, iPad 5th 2017 Shockproof Case with 360 Degrees Rotatable Kickstand, Adjustable Handle and Neck Strap (Black)

I recently purchased two iPads and two different iPad cases for use as handheld registers to offload some of the greatly increased footraffic we experience during our busy seasons. Over the last week I've put this to HEAVY use.The other (made by TSQ) was highly reviewed but greatly dissapointed me because of how freewheeling and impractical the handstrap was (Because it was off-center, and so free wheeling, it put great strain on your hands to actually use) and how flimsy the material felt, despite being slightly more expensive.Meanwhile this product, with next to no reviews, was a total Rockstar.Pros:-Handstrap is centered on the iPad. Which means the balance is comfortable.-The swivel on this has a satisfying amount of give, while still feeling fairly secure (though I have no idea how long it will hold for as it does feel like it could degrade over time)-Feels relatively heavy duty for its form factor. I've had truly heavy duty cases for past iPads, but they were all incredibly bulky and inconvenient . This is a somewhat decent balance. I have yet to drop it but I have confidence if I do, along with the separate screen protector I purchased, this case will protect it in most moderate situations. The only angle id be truly worried about dropping it at is at the top edge which has more plastic than rubber.-The shoulder strap is long enough for me* to use as a sling, and also be able to pick up and use in front of me without having to detach.*I'm relatively short and thin, so this may or may not be the case for others-Comes with two styluses (one is more like a nub, but it's still useful since it's less in the way) , which while not extravagant, is very useful when you're using work gloves or have damp hands (you'll probably want to grab a piece of string to tether it to the case for easier access)-All buttons and ports are lined up correctlyCons:-The kickstand is kind of cheap and plasticky, and I imagine would probably break off sometime in the future if put to too much use, but I basically never used it, since it was always easier to just hold the iPad in my hand, so the con is somewhat moot for my case.-While wearing the shoulder strap, the case can sit a bit awkwardly if you don't want the screen to face outwards (where you might scratch it) and try to face it inwards towards your body. A separately purchased tempered glass screen protector is a good idea and alieves a lot of those worries though.-This case is a little bit heavy* compared to the other, but given how heavy duty the material feels, it's to be expected.*Note: My conditions are unique. I've had this thing be strapped to me for 12-15+ hours a day for the last 5 or 6 days. So the added weight was of course a bit noticeable to me (and my shoulder), but very likely may not be for others under less strenuous circumstances.-the case is a bit hard to take apart and put on, but you'll probably only be doing that once anyway, so that's almost a perk in a way.-The handstrap is not a handstrap. It's a "headrest mount" for cars, which means its a little bit large, even for me who has large hands. However, the balance of it means this isn't too big a problem (especially if you're wearing gloves.)-The handstrap/headrest material is a little bit too absorptive. Its basically just the fuzzy side of velcro that's on both the inside and outside of the strap, and I can predict how over time it's probably going to get pretty grimy with no way to really clean it up or sanatize it.-The metal clips on the shoulder strap are small, meaning they're a little difficult to undo on the fly.Overall, most of my gripes with this product are minor at best. After a week of use I'm very satisfied and glad I took the risk of buying a relatively unknown product. I'm returning my other case and probably buying more of these for the other iPads that we have.

I just received this item a few hours ago, and right away I am very impressed with it. If any problems should arise, I will revise this review, but there really doesn't seem to be anything that would go wrong or cause a problem.I picked up the case for the new (2017) model of iPad primarily for the hand strap, plus the lack of a built-in screen protector (although it does protect the screen by having a raised lip surrounding it, so you can lay it flat on a firm surface without the screen touching said surface). I have installed a nice tempered-glass protector and I didn't want an extra layer added to that. With this case, you can choose to add any type of screen protecor that you prefer, or use none at all.First off, let me state that my initial impression was that the case is rather heavy. I expected this, as it's an armored-type case, but it did give me pause when I opened the package and first lifted it. However, once installed, it somehow doesn't feel so heavy. For a couple of days I was using a soft, flexible silicone case while I waited for this one to arrive, and the iPad with this case feels no heavier to me that with the silicone case, even though the silicone case is half the weight at 7.2 ounces vs 15.8 ounces. In fact, I even find that the iPad somehow feels better balanced in my hand with this case vs the silicone one.The overall construction and "feel" of the case is very nice. The case snaps together easily but positively, and seems to be quite sturdy. I wouldn't throw it off the roof or hand it to a gorilla and expect it to survive, but for average everyday use I have no reservations. The outer silicone skin is much firmer than I expected, and provides a good solid grip. Everything fits together snugly and aligns perfectly. And I think it looks great; in fact, the old cliche of "the photos don't do it justice" really applies here.The volume controls and on-off button are covered with raised silicone "buttons"; they are lined up properly and I find it just as easy to use them as using the bare buttons. The cutout for the rear camera is centered and of a proper size to not interfere with the view, and there are two circular openings on the front to accommodate the twin light sensors that the iPad uses for automatic brightness adjustment. The case does not impede use of the Home button's Touch ID function.The handstrap is great! I chose the model with the adjustable velcro strap (they also make one with a leather strap), and a small adjustment has it fitting my hand snugly and securely. I find it very comfortable to hold the iPad this way, and since the strap assembly rotates, you can position it however you like. The 360-degree rotating part that the strap is anchored to turns easily with soft ratcheted clicks, and stays put once positioned. It's really nice.I don't really use kickstands, but this case has one, and it seems to be a little more solid than most of the other plastic ones that I have encountered. It locks into position with a finger-activated release system; take note of this release mechanism, and don't just try to force-close the stand or you might break it. Use it properly and I suspect it will hold up pretty well. With this product, you really should read the instructions.All in all, I consider this case to be well-made, well-designed, and definitely worth its price. I am 100% satisfied with it.And for the record, I have no affilliation with Cellular360, I have received no compensation of any kind for this review, and no animals were harmed before, during, or after the review process :-).

It is a sturdy well built case with a very handy hand hold. The hand hold makes it super easy to input data while holding it with one hand. I don't use the kickstand too much but functionally it works. I have not dropped the iPad as of yet so I can't testify to its robustness but... seriously this thing is built like a tank so I can imagine that it will protect it. There seems to be no need to have a separate screen protector as the edges are raised significantly making for what seems to be a good barrier between the screen and the ground should you drop it. Good product. Great price.

Franchement cette coque est pour moi une des plus pratique que j'ai pu trouver ! Entre le morceau a l'arrière pour caller sa main la bandoulière, j'adore aussi le petit morceau en plastique pour poser la tablette pour regarder des films ou vidéos, sans parler du fait que ce morceau tourne sur lui même si besoin ! Le seul point négatif je trouve qu'elle est légèrement dur a démonter pour la mètre sur la tablette après mais elle tien vraiment bien !

Of course the first day I got it, I dropped it onto the pavement face down. Not a scratch or any damage to my iPad! Thanks! And it's well made, has a stand on back that pops out, the removable strap is a plus,and the Velcro strap for my hand is great at work. This is a 10 star product!