ESRfor iPad Air 11 Inch Case (2025) M3/M2, iPad Air 7th/6th/5th/4th Generation Case (2024/2022/2020) 10.9 Inch with Pencil Holder, Removable Magnetic Cover, Vertical Stand, Rebound 360 Series, Grey

I don’t play when it comes to my iPad. I’ve bought so many cases from Amazon, and honestly, they were all trash—super thin, plastic, and just didn’t protect my iPad the way I needed. I kept settling because I didn’t want to drop the cash on another Apple folio (those things are a scam, let’s be real). They’re expensive, flimsy, and my iPad was constantly slipping out of them.But this case? This is hands down the best iPad case I’ve ever bought off Amazon. The quality is amazing—thick, sturdy, and actually feels like it’s protecting my iPad. I love how versatile it is too. You can use it in so many positions, and the folio part is detachable, which is so clutch for gaming or just holding it without all the bulk.Time will tell how it holds up, but right now I’m seriously impressed. And the price? Unbeatable for what you get. Sure, there are cheaper ones floating around Amazon, but nothing compares to this one, trust me I bought 5 others. Stop wasting your money on the Apple folio. Just don’t.

I have had ipads for years and cases or folios just as long. This one is the best and it is both. Want just a case? Ditch the folio. Want a folio? Slap it back on with surprisingly strong magnets. The case doesn't stretch too deep into the borders of the ipad too, which makes a standard ipad screen protector a perfect fit. I also really love the pencil wrap, which closes with the same strong magnets and is held open by the same strong magnets. Another reviewer stated that they did not like how the pencil was held at the bottom because it made the pencil a bit inaccessible. I would challenge that statement, as the pencil wrap being folded out of the way provides just enough lift that the pencil is easily accessible. Maybe they were talking about the older model that looked like it was traced for the ipad pro camera in the back, but was only cut for the air. Mine is the one that is clearly made specifically for the air, so perhaps there is a small difference in the pencil wrap.The case feels sturdy enough to protect the ipad from a spill from a reasonable drop height like a desk, but I would not expect it to save your ipad from a tumble down some concrete stairs... though maybe with the folio on. The case has a firm hold as well; the ipad won't be popping out like some other low-budget cases.Why are you still reading this? You read this far, which means you should just get it. Enjoy!

This is a great case for your iPad Air or 11” iPad Pro. The case has two components that connect together magnetically, a minimalist clear plastic and TPR case that snaps onto the iPad and a reinforced vinyl cover that wraps around the iPad for greater protection of the iPad when needed The cover also serves as a stand that can support the iPad in either portrait or landscape orientations.Initially, I will discuss the use of the case without using the vinyl cover. The case snaps over the edges of the iPad and will stay firmly in place, but can be removed from the iPad with very little effort if necessary. It has a slightly rubbery protective raised lip that wraps around the sides and corners of the iPad. It is raised about 0.047” (3/64”) above the iPad’s screen’s. This lip: (1) keeps the screen from getting marred if you place it screen side down on a flat surface, (2) provides some damage protection for the edges and corners of the iPad if it is dropped and (3) most importantly, it provides a much grippier surface to hold onto than the iPad’s super slippery surfaces to help prevent you from dropping it. Even the case’s clear plastic back panel is somewhat easier to maintain a grip on than the iPad’s slippery anodized metal backplate. This is one of the main reasons that I wanted a case for the iPad. I was constantly scared that the bare iPad was going to slip out of my hands and get damaged due to its slippery construction. The case has a cutout for the power button so turning on the iPad and fingerprint reading (Touch ID) are unaffected. The two volume buttons are covered by the case’s own rubberized buttons, so it takes a little more force to actuate them than it would without the case. The additional force required isn’t a real problem, in my opinion. I don’t own an Apple Pencil, but their is a recessed area for the Apple Pencil in the case’s edge where the Pencil normally attaches to the iPad so I would assume the case is compatible with the Apple Pencil’s magnetic holding and charging features. However, if you plan to use the iPad with the Magic Keyboard, you will have to remove the case from the iPad prior to mounting it on the keyboard because the clear plastic back panel of the case covers the three electrical contacts on the back of the iPad that connect with the keyboard. The case has cutouts for the iPad’s four side speakers and a generous cutout around the USB-C charging port that shouldn’t interfere with the attachment of most any power cord. The back of the case has a square cutout for the iPad Pro’s three cameras and sensor, but it comes with an insert that fits into the square cutout that better matches up with the iPad Air’s single camera and sensor.For greater protection of the iPad’s screen, for instance when transporting the iPad, you can magnetically attach the vinyl cover to the case. The cover wraps completely around the iPad and also serves as a stand to support the iPad in either portrait or landscape orientations.As long as you don’t plan to use your iPad with the Magic Keyboard, this is a great choice for a case that adds minimal weight or bulk to the iPad without the vinyl cover and with the cover attached, provides greater protection for the iPad when needed. I think it provides a great solution for protecting the iPad while adding minimal weight and bulk when the vinyl cover isn’t needed.

It’s not that cheap, but there are nice features. It connects well and keeps my pencil on. I will say the color I got was supposed to be pastel pink, but it came in more orange pink like salmon. Still cute, but just letting you know. It fits my iPad well. This is one of the only iPad cases that is compatible with my iPad and has a cover on the actual device. Other than the misleading color, everything else is fine. It’s a case. Nothing too crazy.

I really love this case! It feels sturdy and well made, it is true to color. The magnets work really well with those in the iPad. Even though the outer part is only magnetically attached, it is very strong. My Apple Pencil has a nice spot where it holds well. I love the versatility of this, all the different ways I can prop up my iPad. Absolutely would buy again. Great price for the quality and design.