ESRfor iPad Pro 12.9 Case (2022/2021/2020, 6th/5th/4th Gen), iPad Air 13 inch Case 2025/2024, Convenient Magnetic Attachment, 2-Way Stand, Full Pencil 2 Support, Rebound Magnetic Cover, Green

Lightweight, protective, strong magnet case.

Magnets are strong so the cover works well and is very stable. Easy to stand upright and protective when closed . Sound, volume control, charging port are all left uncovered which is convenient . Very happy

The quality of this iPad case is great and it looks very good. It protects your iPads screen very well and it’s quite easy to clean. I didn’t give it a 5 star review because the case can easily get scratched and damaged but it’s a great value for money.

Nice case does the job. Magnets are good

Another case I had that was similar (but with a plastic back which the iPad corners clipped into) had broke near the camera, so I thought I'd give this one a go after finding ESR had good customer service on another product of theirs... not disappointed! :)It's quite lightweight, which is what I'm after. Sure, if you drop it it's not gonna have any corner/edge protection, so if that's what you want this isn't the case for you. But, it fits well and protects the screen and back fine. Fine for sticking in and out of bags or just carrying about the house and giving that extra bit of needed base-level protection.It also has a flap to keep my pencil in place which saves worrying if carrying it about outside where brushing it wrong could make my £100 Apple Pencil disappear down a drain. The magnets hold the flap nicely in place with the pencil, or if leaving the pencil behind also magnetises down nicely without a big gap. Neat. Also when using stood up the magnets can hold the pencil flap on to the rear of the case so it doesn't randomly flap over into the way of the screen.The other thing I like is that the iPad magnetises into the case, rather than clip in. It seems pretty solid so I haven't had any worries, but it also means it pops out pretty easily. I wanted the big 12.9" iPad for good reason but it can be quite heavy to hold while reading. Even a light case adds some more weight to an already weighty iPad, so it means I can easily just pop the case off to read for a bit, then just pop it back on as soon as I'm done or want to use it lying on a table.The case is only slightly thicker than the camera bump. So it's fine for putting flat on a table and drawing with. I'd be careful of putting it down on a very gritty surface and doing extreme pressure drawing though as maybe you could scratch your camera lenses if you tried hard enough! Getting a straight edge there's <1mm depth from camera lens to case back. So this seems fine to me as I want a light thin case, but something to be aware of if you're the kinda person wants a big thick beefy case (or get a camera lens protector).So, in summary:* Lightweight* Easily removable* Fit's well - doesn't seem cheap/rough/unfinished or shoddy in any way* Nice material/finish - smooth leathery plastic outside, slightly fuzzy microfibre inside (that doesn't smell funny and isn't particularly finger-print-attracting - yep I read those reviews before I got mine, but know ESR customer service is pretty good, so went for it anyway)* Sits flat for drawing, or raised at a slight angle, or near upright - the 3 positions I want.So overall highly recommended for my use case. Seems as good as the £50 Apple one, but with the added benefit of back protection that means it sits flat on a table to draw with, and also has a pencil flap. Seems a no-brainer. However, if you want some hardcore thick thing for the peace of mind that you can repeatedly drop it on your kitchen floor or throw your iPad in the passenger footwell of your truck, probably not the one for you.

I've used this case with my iPad daily for about 3 years (purchased Oct 2021) and I can say this case has held up extremely well. Only today has one corner started to separate a tiny bit (which made me think how good this case is as this is the first sign of wear).The only thing I'd like to see is the ability to have different angles to set the iPad standing at. But this is a very minor thing.If you're on the fence, just get this case. Will serve you well for years.

I can’t imagine how an “official” Apple-made case could be better than this wallet-friendly option? iPad Pro 12.9” slips in effortlessly to this housing, and is solidly magnetically held in place. The camera unit on back is protected by cover with a small recess, quite beautifully engineered really.Sides of iPad are free, so buttons and speakers are perfectly available as designed.But rather wonderfully, when you close the case and have Apple Pencil in its side charging position, the flap on the cover wraps round it - this is great design by the case manufacturer. You don’t need the pencil there to use case perfectly, but if you have one it wouldn’t be knocked from its charging position as it might if just rolling around in a bag without case or walking with it. With the case closed and flap enclosing pencil, I have no worries about pencil being dislodged.Should you need to, the iPad Pro can easily be removed from case and placed back again just as easily.Fabulous tailor-made case, looks integral to the device. Props up easily for reading horizontally on a table. With pencil protection you can carry your expensive kit with confidence

Just got this case and was super excited for the sleek design and similarity to the apple official case with a fraction of the price. However, straight off the bat the case is smelling like old fish?I have seen a few reviews stating that from a few months ago but I was hoping that wasn't the case anymore.... apparently this inst fixed. Hoping ESR has a solution to this as its a major flaw to an otherwise great case