MoKo Case Fit 10.2 inch 9th / 8th / 7th Generation (2021/2020/2019)/Air 3 10.5 2019, Origami Standing Shell Case with Pencil Holder, Multi Angle Magnetic TPU Back Cover Fit iPad 10.2 Inch, Denim Blue

I was a bit unsure since it didn't have any reviews when I bought it. However, I'm so glad that I took the risk!! I love this case!Pros:1. Everything lined up perfectly with my iPad Air 3 (2019).2. The outside material is a nice, textured PU leather and the inside is lined with what feels like eyeglasses case lining. It feels nice in your hands and seems dust resistant.3. All 3 folding configurations work remarkably well. Much better than the common "tri-fold" type iPad cover I used to have.4. The slot for Apple pencil fits my gen 1 Apple pencil securely and is easy to remove.5. The tap turned out to be extremely useful with keeping the cover secure but also helping to keep the iPad leveled when you have it flat on your desk with the front cover folded back.6. SUPER STRONG MAGNETS. I can actually stick my iPad on the side of the fridge when cooking!!7. AMAZING PRICE POINT. I saw another "origami-like" cover with only 2 configurations and it's over $50 (!!). I don't think I need to say more.Cons:1. I wish there was a slot for the Apple pencil connector but I knew that going in and it's not a deal-breaker for me.2. I wish there were more color options.

I bought this case because I needed a good iPad case that could fold as a stand and be sturdy. I had a Moko case previously that was fantastic and then I was given other brands of cases as gifts and used those for a while, but the stand portion was never that great. I finally decided to purchase another Moko case and chose this one as everyone said the magnets were pretty strong and origami fold held well. They were not lying, I love this case and it holds up pretty well. First thing I did when it arrived was put my iPad in it and stick it on the fridge. It held quite strongly, no slipping. Since then I have actually used it for cooking, will take pictures of recipes and then mount my iPad on the fridge for easy viewing (as opposed to a cookbook taking up space on my countertop that I need for food prep). The case does make your iPad a little heavier because it's a bit bulky, however I don't mind given the extreme sturdiness of the whole case.The only negative I have about this case is that I have a different brand of pen than the apple pen, and it has a button on it, and the pen holder of this case actually hits the button frequently if I'm not careful. So if you have an apple pen, no biggie because there is no button. And if you have a non-electronic stylus, also no biggie. But if you have an electronic stylus/pen with a button you have to be very careful how you place the pen in the holder and then put the iPad in your bag because if you place it pen-side down it will just turn your pen on. No stars taken off for that though because I'm the one that bought the knock-off pen!

This is an excellent case for the 8th gen, 10.2 inch iPad. This is the third case I have tried and this Moko case is far superior to the other 2. It fits well allowing access to all ports, buttons and speakers. I was able to put on a “glass” screen saver with no interference. The best part it is equally sturdy in either the vertical or horizontal positions. It is a bit heavier than the first two I tried but the sturdiness and even placement on a table makes up for any weight. I also like the flap that securely keeps the case closed. The flap with its magnets folds back out of the way when not in use. Would definitely buy again and recommend it to other buyers.

This doesn’t work for long, as the magnet holding the stand doesn’t stick under the weight of the ipad. And it is not very stable because there is one point of contact with the table surface. And the viewing angle is too tillted. The only way to get a steeper angle is to flip it upside down. The Moko design for the old 9.7” ipad was nearly perfect, very sturdy.

This ipad cover is super cool! Although it isn't, it seems kind of heavy because of the magnet so it makes the ipad very sleek looking. So far there are 2 different ways to set the stand (there are probably more ways but I only played with it for a few seconds before not caring ha) and it was pretty sturdy while on my couch. You can also wrap it behind the ipad which I love. Apparently you can put it on your fridge but I haven't tried that yet! I love it so far!

This is a good looking and really solid case. The Apple Pencil slot is a nice touch too. The origami cover allows me to put the iPad in portrait mode, which I haven’t had in a case before. The magnetic flap that keeps the case closed works well. The magnets in the cover are strong enough to hang the iPad on a metal surface, like the fridge.

This is my first time getting a case this folds in this unique way. And I have to say, I hate it. Just isn't for me. You really only have one viewing angle and is kinda hard to hold when the stand is out. Other than that the material feels nice and is well built. Not bad if you can get over that fact that it can only be placed in landscape mode.

The magnets are strong. The top cover is stiff and not flimsy. I have only had it for a week now. Hope it stays that way. Better than my previous one which is not as strong magnetically. The folds offer great practical angles. Vertical position is pretty stable. The small flap is unnecessary imo. The blue looked weird so I got the grey. I wish it came in other colors.

I've been using this case on an iPad Pro 2017 and have been very impressed with it in the 3 months that I've been using it.All the positions work exactly as advertised and they are reassuringly sturdy. I haven't ever had it fall down. The material itself looked like fabric in pictures, but it's actually a textured plastic which, if anything, is better for durability since it repels the occasional drop of water that falls on the case.I haven't dropped the case but it seems pretty robust from what I can tell.There are two things to take note of. Firstly, the slot for the Apple Pencil adapter is too large which means that it can fall out fairly easily, but I managed to get around this by wedging it into the divider between the Pencil slot and the adapter slot.Secondly, it's more than double the thickness of the iPad so if you're looking for a thin case, there are probably better alternatives elsewhere.Overall though it's a very good case and if you're okay with the thickness it is definitely worth the price!

My last case (not this design / make) broke after it dropped in the floor... this case is far superior. It’s sturdy, fits securely and best of all, I can use it either landscape or portrait. Very happy I bought this, looks classy too.

Very disappointed. Cover had a dozen or more 2-3 mm spots mouldy looking on the front and it smelled overwhelmingly of a fragrance that had, presumably, been sprayed on it. Given that half the reason for having a cover is how it looks and - although you wouldn't think so - smells, this one is not worth having. I shall return it and probably buy a different one to avoid a repeat of the problem.

It was a Christmas present for my 15 year old grandson and he loves it.

Tough and flexible.