for iPad Pro 11 inch Case M5/M4 (2025-2024), Ultra Hybrid Pro, Tri-fold Kickstand Protective Folio Cover with Pencil Holder, Supports Auto Wake/Sleep, Black

I was skeptical bc I’m normally not a fan of cases that have a flap to deal with. I’m ADHD and OCD and those things I view as unnecessary and they drive me mad. But this particular one is fantastic and a very smart design. It’s never felt in the way. It magnetizes out of the way in every position. The whole case feels sturdy and very well built. Perfect fit, snaps in nice and snug, affordable protection for an expensive device. Feels good to hold and travel with. The pencil is protected and easy to get in and out. I love this case.

This is an absolutely amazing case!it protect my iPad very well while not making it bulky. The magnetic latch on the screen cover is a nice touch, very secure and easy to use. The pencil holder is perfect and I’ve gotten so many compliments on this case! 11/10 recommend!

This iPad case is exactly what I have been looking for, something with a clear back that allows the pencil to be easily accessible. Pros: - The pencil does charge for me, and I have no issues with it. - The case also IS able to stand and a hard surface like a table. - The pencil is very easy to grab, especially in times where it is on a music stand. Cons: - The back is very glossy and is a fingerprint magnet. - The outer black “folio bit” of the case feels a little cheap to me but is still decent. - On soft surfaces like a mattress or some form of cushion, the stand can collapse (It did that to me a few times) Overall though this is still a good case, its protective and looks decent all for a relatively low price. The Otterbox Symmetry Case may be better (I haven’t bought it) in materials but seems to be the same as this otherwise, definitely a good case!

If my iPad had a wishlist, this case would top it. This thing is like the superhero costume your tablet didn’t know it needed. Not only does it feel like it could survive a tumble off the couch, but I’m pretty sure it could endure a small meteor shower too. The kickstand? Absolute game-changer. It’s sturdy enough to prop up my iPad for movie marathons, cooking adventures, and the occasional cat staring contest (don’t judge). And the built-in pencil holder? Finally, my Apple Pencil isn’t doing its usual disappearing act under the couch. But let’s talk style: it’s sleek, yet rugged – like James Bond meets a Swiss Army knife. I’ve had strangers ask if it’s a case or some high-tech gadget from the future. The only downside? It’s so protective, I’m half tempted to put it around my heart to guard it from bad relationships.

I bought it for my 2020 model (A2229) and it fit perfectly. It has a high-quality feel and looks great! My old case was pretty bulky and this one really does keep it slimmed down whilst still protecting it well. The pen holder works great too, mine was charging with no issues while taking the photos. I’ll come back and post an update if there are any issues!

Received an iPad Pro gen4 as a gift and wanted a protective case. This was my second attempt at a case. The first was highly rated with very flexible viewing positions but was surprisingly very heavy. The total weight was unacceptable to me so I’d pay close attention to the total weight when choosing a case. My previous case had a similar design to this one although the new one seems much more protective and also has a transparent back. I don’t have a pencil yet so I can’t test out the holder but it seems pretty straightforward. When the flap is folded into a supporting triangle for viewing it does have a tendency to spring out of that triangle and the iPad falls over. I’m hoping this improves over time as it breaks in.

Nice and lightweight. Like the clear backing so you can see the back of iPad. Love the magnet. Allows me to hang it on something metal to watch games I stream outside without holding iPad. Magnet strong I don’t have to worry about it falling.

I like the look and feel of this case. It’s also very sturdy. However, due to it’s design, you can only view it propped up from on angle. This is annoying. We prefer the cases that have multiple groves on the cover flap allowing for 4 or 5 different angles. It’s stable enough in its single position, but it is not the most desirable angle IMHO. This I can only give it 3 stars. Speck makes one like we want, but they use relative cheap (junky) plastic with very weak and fragile edge snap design that always cracks apart when removing iPads for cleaning etc. So we opted for this company, since we use their iPhone cases. I wish they would come out with one like we enjoy more.

Very good product, does exactly what it says, fits perfectly!

La mejor calidad en materiales, ajusta perfecto al modelo de iPad y es súper resistente

Perfect form factor, snug fit, looks elegant. Only thing is, the front part when it folds to become a kickstand isn't super sturdy - but beside that it is a great buy.

La mejor que he probado muy buena opción

I think that the value proposition for this case is fair in comparison to e.g. an equivalent Otterbox case that cost more than double the price. I'd say that the case itself is quite ok but the cover is perhaps not and I'll explain why. As a right-handed person I feel that the cover is constantly in the way of my left hand which I use to hold the iPad with (see the pictures). I'd like to think that this is the case because of the pencil charging port (which I haven't tested, I don't have a pencil but there is a slot for it). The cover also seems to have an unnecessary complicated fold mechanism, I can't seem to get it to stay in a position half of the times where I can use the iPad in a horizontal mode standing on a desk too often. I purchased this case because of the price, coming from an ESR TPU clear case, which by the way isn't that great after a few months for the iPad Pro. This case reminds me a lot of the "OtterBox Sleek Series Case" for iPad, I really like this minimalistic slim hard case (see pictures). It wouldn't surprise me if I down the road (when I get fed up with the cover), use a razor to just cut off the cover and make the case almost identical to the iPad Otterbox case. :-) I think it's a good buy.