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SwitchEasy Origami Protective Case for iPad Pro 12.9”, iPad Pro 11", iPad Air 10.9", iPad 9/ 8/ 7 10.2” & iPad Mini 6 (2021)Case with Pencil Holder

SwitchEasy Origami Protective Case for iPad Pro 12.9”, iPad Pro 11", iPad Air 10.9", iPad 9/ 8/ 7 10.2” & iPad Mini 6 (2021)Case with Pencil Holder

by SwitchEasy
$44.99

The Origami Protective case folds into any position you need, easy for typing, reading or browsing. The microfiber lining protects your iPad screen from scratches.

It got a four-out-of-five review on Cult of Mac:

"[The] SwitchEasy Origami Protective Case really shines when you want a kickstand for your iPad. Its cover folds into three different stands that give you a trio of ways to prop up your iPad — two landscape and one portrait."
  • Supports auto wake and power saving.
  • Hidden Apple Pencil Holder with magnetic flap.
  • Charging support for Apple Pencil 2 wireless charging.

Cases come in various colors and sizes including: 

iPad Pro 12.9” (2018-2021)

iPad Pro 11” (2018-2021)

iPad Air 10.9”

iPad 9/ 8/ 7 10.2”

iPad Mini 6 (2021)

Customer Reviews

Based on 2 reviews
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Luc

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Brian T. Yates
good, protective origami cover, although what's perfect?

This cover is pretty durable as well as protective, with the iPad (mine's a 12.9-inch Pro) resting in a plastic tray that covers all four corners. Probably not "drop-protective," but something better than the Apple covers. And, so far, it hasn't cracked along the origami fold seams like an earlier origami cover I had and needed to toss.

Plus, it's not too hard to remove the iPad. (One doesn't feel that the iPad is about to bend when one removes the iPad to try another cover or go without.). The cover can be folded to present the iPad in two very similar and one very "flat" landscape modes. When the cover is completely closed, a generous "tab" covers the Pencil as well, prevenient it from being dislodged accidentally. This tab's magnets were a bit weaker than I thought necessary, and require hand placement at the end of most origami operations, but they do OK. It took me just a moment to figure out how to fold this "tab" out of the way for a neater presentation.

The portrait mode presentation was a minor disappointment, in that it's lower than one might want (more like 45 degrees than say 60 from the horizontal). And the cover twists a bit in portrait mode, with the top edge protruding more than the bottom edge. Still, of the several covers I have, this is the one I'd take traveling, and that I'd use if I were carrying this to and from work (with keyboards at work and home, 'cause I'm a touch typist).

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Customer Reviews

Based on 2 reviews
0%
(0)
50%
(1)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
50%
(1)
L
Luc

Never received the product

B
Brian T. Yates
good, protective origami cover, although what's perfect?

This cover is pretty durable as well as protective, with the iPad (mine's a 12.9-inch Pro) resting in a plastic tray that covers all four corners. Probably not "drop-protective," but something better than the Apple covers. And, so far, it hasn't cracked along the origami fold seams like an earlier origami cover I had and needed to toss.

Plus, it's not too hard to remove the iPad. (One doesn't feel that the iPad is about to bend when one removes the iPad to try another cover or go without.). The cover can be folded to present the iPad in two very similar and one very "flat" landscape modes. When the cover is completely closed, a generous "tab" covers the Pencil as well, prevenient it from being dislodged accidentally. This tab's magnets were a bit weaker than I thought necessary, and require hand placement at the end of most origami operations, but they do OK. It took me just a moment to figure out how to fold this "tab" out of the way for a neater presentation.

The portrait mode presentation was a minor disappointment, in that it's lower than one might want (more like 45 degrees than say 60 from the horizontal). And the cover twists a bit in portrait mode, with the top edge protruding more than the bottom edge. Still, of the several covers I have, this is the one I'd take traveling, and that I'd use if I were carrying this to and from work (with keyboards at work and home, 'cause I'm a touch typist).