ZUGU CASEfor iPad 10.9 Inch Case iPad 11th/10th Generation (A16 2025/2022), Magnetic Stand & Sleep/Wake Cover for 11th/10th Gen iPad, Model #s A3354, A3355, A3356, A2696, A2757, A2777, Slate Blue

Here’s the grammar-polished version of your review:If you’re looking for a case that offers Otterbox-level protection but Speck-level functionality, look no further! The packaging is phenomenal—feels like you’re unboxing an iPad or another high-end electronic. Installation is super easy, but the case is far from loose. It’s protection you can feel! The rubber bumpers remove any worry about damage from a minor mishap. The buttons are easy to access, tactile, and function as they should.I’m typing this review on the iPad’s standard keyboard with the magnetic stand. It’s stable in my lap while sitting on the couch, lying in bed, and I have no complaints using it to take notes at church with the Apple Pencil bearing down. The materials feel like quality. It certainly doesn’t feel cheap—you definitely get what you pay for, just like their ads say.Now for the wants: there isn’t much left to be desired in the design, but I do wish there were a way to secure the cover when you’re using it as a reader or referencing it while standing. It can feel a bit awkward with the pen in the neoprene elastic sleeve. However, the pen still feels quite secure. I also wish there were a slot to store the pen inside the folio so the cover would close flush. It feels slightly cumbersome if you use the pencil.That said, it is still a great case and the only one I’ll buy for my future iPads.

The media could not be loaded. Perfect case for my iPad! I couldn’t have purchased a better case for myself, the functionality of the case was a great design. It come with a cover for the screen when you’re not using it, making it easier to protect my iPad from scratches when I store it away in my bag. The case alone isn’t bulky or heavy at all which makes it easy to carry. It comes with a magnetic holder to prop up the screen, which makes it sturdy and easy to watch my shows/movies. ON TOP OF THAT the case is magnetic so if you want, you could stick it to something metallic; for example I put it on my fridge if I want to create a video or take a picture that is height level with me. And just to top it all off, if you have an apple pen there is a pen holder for it in the back. The case stays on the iPad but it also isn’t overly complicated to take off if you wanted to.

I bought a wimpy case when I got my iPad, and soon tossed it since it obviously provided no fall protection. This Zugu case is the real thing—solid, excellent protection and build quality.I rarely leave 5 star reviews. But, in this case (no pun intended) it’s worth them. You get what you pay for.Pros:Beefy, protective surround and raised lip on screen side that the flip-top cover nestles into when closed.Good, perfectly-aligned openings for charge slot and controls.It’s a bit heavy, but that’s good. Protection requires it.Magnetic screen cover and magnetic indentations for angling the iPad securely.Cons:None really. Though I wish they’d made it in a brighter cover because I tend to misplace stuff. But that’s me. The red case I chose is a red wine color, attractive. I put a bright sticker on it so I could find it when I inevitably leave it wherever.Highly recommended. You do indeed get what you pay for here. I’m impressed, and that’s rare.

This is an excellent, well-made case. I had tried and sent back several others, but when this one arrived, I kept it. It was very nicely packaged. It looks like a professional case - not a bulky "protection" case. I was worried the stand and pen holder on the back would make the back bulky, but it's very sleek and lays flat. The magnetization is excellent and holds everything where it should be. The volume buttons work well, even though they are covered - unlike several other brands I tried. The magnetic stand with multiple levels of viewing functions perfectly! The only thing I would say I don't care for on this case is the weight. It is heavier than others I've used, but I'm keeping it. Everything else is so good, I can adjust to that. If they could make this case lighter, it would be outstanding!

Unquestionably the best case I’ve ever bought for a tablet or computer. Already survived several drops without any damage, and it’s incredibly convenient to use in the lap, in the hand, on a desk, standing up for zoom calls, and to quickly grab and go. When I bought it, I did not anticipate how much I would love the ability to quickly and easily adjust the viewing angle when it’s standing up. All my cases before this one were Otterbox Defenders, which are clunky and only offered two or three standing angles, which I thought was fine until I had more options. Now my tech adjusts to me instead of the other way around.Looks great—barely shows any signs of wear after more than a year of use—and feels fantastic in the hand. Thickness is unobtrusive. Cleans easily and quickly with a damp towel.The magnetic closure works great, with just the right strength to keep the cover closed when you want it closed, and open easily when you want to open it.Haven’t used the stylus loop and haven’t tried to stick it to vertical surfaces.

While I just received this cover for my iPad Air (M3) I am liking it very much. I chose blue for my color. It's attractive without being gaudy or flashy. The iPad fits nicely in the case, in the same way you would expect a cell phone to fit into a case protector. I like the way that the stand adjusts the angle for viewing. None of the sides feel flimsy. It's a sturdy case. To me, this case feels much better than any of my previous Apple branded iPad cases have felt. This one feels substantial.

I love my new 10th generation tablet case. It fits perfectly. I love the color. The thickness makes it a little easier to hold and feels more durable. One reason I picked this case is for the magnetic feature. It doesn’t fall like other cases while working. The only reason I did 4 stars is bc I don’t love the Apple Pencil holder location. It’s on the back so it can’t lay flat. I would’ve rather it been on front left cover.