ESR for iPad Air 11 Inch Case M2(2024), iPad Air 6th/5th/4th Gen Case (2024/2022/2020), 10.9 Inch Case with Pencil Holder, Removable Magnetic Cover, Vertical Stand, Rebound 360 Series, Sky Blue

This is a very versatile product that offers both protection and all the official Apple case features. One of the great additions that really sold it to me was the ability to stand it vertically. Overall the only dislike from me is that the material is pretty murky and easily attracts all kinds of grease and dirt.

the fact that the ipad case can be separated from the folio is a nice touch. the magnetic properties are strong and it needs a bit of force to separate the two. the slot for the pencil which is also covered by the folio is also nice as it will prevent the pencil from accidental removal when carrying it.. good buy..

It’s made by good quality and have good idea by magnetic cover and nice Color recommend to buy it

Well engineered

This is the first case I have ever bought that I’ve actually been in love with. I love that I’m able to stand my iPad vertically. It’s the main reason I bought this case

I was sceptical about the product as it was almost double the price of the standard cover but the double cover actually makes better sense. It's convenient for both handheld use and for desktop mode.

Got this for my daughter. She loved it and the product is very protective and perfect fit. The removal portrait mode feature is amazing and works well with perfectly aligned magnets

So great and useful

demorou mais ou menos 2 semanas para a entrega. a capinha magnética é até que forte, não deixa o ipad cair com facilidade.

Veio com bolhas

This iPad Air case is simply fantastic! It’s incredibly durable with excellent quality that fits my latest iPad Air perfectly. I love how it folds just like the original iPad case but offers so much more functionality. I can easily position the iPad vertically, and the magnets on the case hold it securely in place.While it does add a bit of weight, it’s not overly heavy. In fact, I find the added weight helps me hold the iPad more securely and prevents accidental drops. The top piece that protects the pen is a brilliant addition. I feel confident that my Apple Pencil is secure, and it also provides extra security when I close the case.I’ve heard some complaints about this piece being in the way when using the iPad horizontally, but I haven’t had any issues. The magnetic clasp allows you to conveniently stick it to the back of the iPad when not in use.What I really appreciate is that the case comes in two pieces: one for protecting the iPad like a regular phone case and another as a folio to safeguard the screen and provide sturdy support for standing the iPad on its own. The clear case doesn’t add much weight; it’s the folio that’s slightly heavier, which personally doesn’t bother me at all.I’ve seen someone mention an odd smell when opening the package, and while it’s there initially, it’s temporary and dissipates within a week or two. It’s a minor issue considering the overall quality and functionality of this case.In conclusion, this case is definitely worth the investment. It’s a must-buy for anyone looking to protect their iPad Air while enjoying added features like secure positioning and Apple Pencil protection.Update: Back in July, I accidentally knocked my iPad off a table onto a concrete floor. It fell screen-down, and I don’t use a screen protector, but there wasn’t a single scratch, and the iPad still works perfectly. Overall, it’s been very reliable for protecting my device.

First and foremost this folio is designed specifically for iPad Air M2 13-inch 2024, NOT for iPad Pro M4 2024 or iPad Pro 12.9 inch (Gen 6). Many brands sold on Amazon claim the folio for iPad Pro 12.9 inch (Gen 6) is compatible with iPad Air M2 13-inch 2024. That's A LIE. Because the dimensions and thickness of the iPad Pro M4 13-inch 2024 vs iPad Air M2 13-inch 2024 vs iPad Pro 12.9 (Gen 6) are different.Yes, iPad Air M2 13-inch 2024 and iPad Pro 12.9 (Gen 6) have the "same dimensions" but they have different "thicknesses" ( Air M2> 6.1mm vs Pro 12.9> 6.4mm). The iPad Pro M4 13-inch 2024 has different dimensions and thicknesses than the iPad Air M2 13-inch 2024 & iPad Pro 12.9. Sure, the thickness might only be a few millimeters different, but if you bought a $900+ iPad, of course, you want to buy a folio that is designed "specifically" for your iPad. Not shoehorn folio for other iPads.So be careful when you buy a folio for your iPad Air 13-inch M2 2024. If you buy a folio or keyboard without "a separate case" that comes with it (typically a magnetic case), you can buy the iPad Pro 12.9 folio for your iPad Air M2 13-inch 2024. Because there's "no case" for you to put your iPad in the folio.But if the folio or the keyboard includes "a separate case" for your iPad, stay away from any seller who claims the Pad Pro 12.9 folio/case is compatible with iPad Air M2 13-inch 2024. That's a total BS and a lie. I read so many comments of people complaining about how a case for their iPad doesn't fit. Well, KNOW your IPAD SPEC people. Also, check if they come with separate cases or not. That will determine if you can buy a 12.9 iPad Pro folio/case for your iPad Air M2 2024,So with that being said, this brand ESR is good. The proof is this case. A good example of attention to detail. They sold this case specifically for iPad Air M2 13-inch 2024. So guarantee, it fits your iPad 2024 iPad Air.BUILDThe case itself is sturdy and fits snugly. I have a bit of a hard time to fit my iPad in. But it's not a problem. It's good because it's a tight fit. It comes with a separate case with clear plastic at the back. So it lets the case showcase the color of your iPad when you take it off the folio. The case itself provides good protection on all sides, front and back. The front of the case raises a bit, so if the iPad falls flat, it will protect the screen. So overall, the case and the folio feel solid and rugged.WEIGHTIt's on the heavy side. But I honestly think that the iPad Air 13-inch is heavy. So, adding this case makes it heavier almost like a Macbook. I have no issue with the weight. Since I won't be using it by holding one hand. Like I said the 13-inch iPad itself is already heavy for me. If you want a featherweight case, this is not what you are looking for. You might want to find a magnetic folio style without a separate case. (aka no protection for your iPad)FITAll the holes match nicely. The craftsmanship and attention to detail are superb. The power button for the fingerprint ID doesn't hinder the function. I was worried about it when I saw how thick the edges of the case were. But I didn't have an issue, and my fingerprint registered fine.MAGNETI think the magnet is strong enough. I don't understand why people said that the magnet isn't strong enough. What are you going to do with your iPad? Are you going to throw it to your friend like a frisbee or something? As far as my test, using a normal iPad use, and the possible scenario when we dropped it, the magnet is pretty strong. Besides it sits inside a robust case. So overall, the magnetic is strong enough for its intended use. If you are looking for any magnetic iPad accessories that can stick like super glue, well this is not for you.OVERALLI'm happy with my purchase. The quality and the price are good. As far as weight-wise, I think it's subjective. Because, as I said the iPad Air 13-inch M2 2024 is not a featherweight in the first place and IMO it's heavy. So I'm planning to buy the ESR keyboard and treat it exactly like "a laptop". I carry my laptop around the house, so being heavy isn't an issue. If you are looking for a lightweight folio this is not for you. But if you are looking for a good quality folio with robust protection for your iPad, then I would recommend this folio.

I LOVE this case for my 11-inch iPad Air M2, which of course is also a stand with many different possible viewing angles. I love popping the iPad Air out of the outer case and just holding it naturally in my hands, i.e. when I'm sitting on a couch/reclining chair. The case I had on my previous iPad Air (gen 3 I think) did not allow for this, and I can now say being able to pop the device out of the flaps/outer case is a game-changer. When at a table to desk, I snap the iPad back into the outer case (very quick and easy to do) to use the fixed viewing angles (portrait or landscape). All the materials feel very solid, durable, and nice to the touch. Contrary to what I read on Reddit or other places, the magnets are very strong and the iPad does not just fall out of the case. And if I did drop it, I can rest easy know all edges and corners are protected, unlike the Apple Folio and other folio-type cases, for example. For me, protecting all sides if the iPad is important. All perforations/cutout holes in the case match up exactly with the ports and speakers on the iPad Air. The case fits very snug. I do not have an Apple Pencil, but it seems like it would fit nicely on the side of the case and the flap would close over it.At 30 USD this case is a no-brainer. Thank you ESR for the wonderful design.