tomtoc Portfolio Case for 10.9-In/10.2-in iPad 10/9, 11-Inch iPad Pro M2&M1 2018-2022, 10.9-Inch New iPad Air 5Th Gen 2022, Carrying Storage Sleeve Bag with Accessories CompartmentÂ…, Black

ITs exactly what it was supposed to be. tough exterior and the insides are well stitched and hardy. Bought the black bag, which looks classy but i wish i should have bought one that was more colorful. Might just buy another.

It came 6 days (import) earlier than suggested during purchase.The case itself is of very good quality material, feels great to hold, and spacious inside; my 11inch Ipad easily fits inside with its cover intact

Hay espacio suficiente para guardar un ipad air y algunos accesorios, incluso entran los airpods. Calidad de material y terminado excelentes. Tienes espacio suficiente para almacenar incluso una libreta, además de separaciones de sobra. Sinceramente esperaba que fuera más rígido, ya que si a plicas un poco de fuerza a la carcasa exterior, este se pandea. Pero con el ipad y los accesorios toma la suficiente rigidez.

==UPDATE==Added photo of the case with a Samsung T7 drive, fits just fine!! Although with everything it is a bit heavy!! 4.1lb to be exact.So, this case is pretty darn amazing. It feels like its built very well, and you can tell they put some thought into the design of the case.I have an iPad Pro 11" with a PITAKA case installed along with it being in an ESR folio in the main "device" section. On top of that I also have the Apple pencil attached as well. On the accessory side I have the Apple Magic Keyboard and a USB-C cable for now. I still need to sit down and figure out how I want to setup that section.This is where I have a slight issue. First let me say I have tired this configuration with the Magic Keyboard in the case and out of the case. I realize the case was prob not designed with having the keyboard slid in there. So with it in or with it out I cannot "safely" put an Apple charging brick without adding a lot of pressure when closing if it would even close. I even tried to put my iPhone 12 Pro in which has a Magsafe wallet on it and it still was a very tight fit when zipping it. I've seen some pictures on here where people have big power bricks in their case, there is NO way that case would close, even if you forced it. If somehow you managed to do it, then you are putting your iPad at great risk of getting cracked.So my only down side, can't carry a charger. Maybe I can get away with a small aftermarket or maybe a thin power bank? Only major disappointing aspect of the case, I would LOVE to be able to carry a charger.

I had been using very solid, plastic hardshell Penguin cases for my older iPads, but my new 9th generation 10.2 iPad doesn't fit properly in them and Penguin doesn't appear to make a case with the updated dimensions. So I decided to give this Tomtoc case a try.It's a great case, really nicely made, with high quality material, zippers, and components. It's at least as firm around the edges as the Penguin case. The center has slightly more "give," but I doubt this would be a problem except under very extreme crushing pressure. For my purposes (carrying the iPad to gigs, sometimes packing it in a bag with other equipment and accessories) I suspect it will provide more than adequate protection.Unlike the Penguin case, it also has space to store cables and adaptors that I use with the iPad, which helps to keep everything together. And there is enough room to leave the thin Spigen case that I like to keep on the iPad in place.