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Azzsy Case for iPad 9th Generation / iPad 8th Generation / iPad 7th Generation (10.2 Inch, 2021/2020/2019 Model), Slim Heavy Duty Shockproof Rugged…
Original price was: $49.99.$16.99Current price is: $16.99.
Last updated on September 2, 2024 2:01 am Details
John V. –
2 main Major problems
first the back leg holder are short and the angle the ipad stand is very low – not liked at all (horizontal)
2nd is the size of the case is not really match the ipad 10 .5 that means that the Ear pec hole not in place and u cant plug in the connector !
and the volume buttons are very difficult to play with its like u cant find them under the case !
also its covering/ hiding the flash for back camera under the case !
ill attache photo is possible
Bobbie Hart –
The hard plastic frame has cracked in several places after a few months of use by my kid. Unfortunately, it’s not as durable as I had hoped.
yoel costa –
When we purchased this, we had actually been hoping to find an Otterbox, which was not available for this model of Ipad yet unless you purchase through the Apple website. We found this case as a second choice substitute. My teenager, who this was purchased for, is extremely particular. So far, he has not found anything to complain about, and it seems to be holding up reasonably well under the stress he is putting on it. I am fairly pleased with this find.
Micah –
Best value for IPad cases. Trust me, I’ve bought the same case for every iPad since 2012
Michelle white –
My son dropped it on the carpet and it shattered! Don’t waste your money!
Reader Fantastic –
Excellent, easy to use and works perfectly
Michelle white –
I wanted to like this case, but alas it’s no good for the 8th gen iPad 10.2″ tablet. Once the tablet was placed between the two plastic inner pieces, they wouldn’t snap shut. Tge iPad is too thick for the inner case pieces to snap together. Also, the kick stand immediately broke when I tried it out. I’d disregard all those glowing reviews and pass on this one if I were you.
Statistical Artist –
I got 21 of these for some iPads for work that are being handed from one person to another frequently. These are very easy to install while they have rubber covering the entire back of the iPad. Installation was very easy and it takes seconds. It comes with a small plastic trim tool but that is not needed. Just pill off the rubber around the edges, split the plastic enclosure open, put the iPad in, close the plastic enclosure and put the rubber cover back on. Just make sure that the rubber around the screen is firmly closed.
It creates a beveled rubber frame around the screen and it seems that it would save an iPad that is dropped on the floor. It also has a kick stand so you can stand your iPad on a desk. The employees like the look of it a lot and they were happy to have them. I highly recommend them. If you want to protect your iPad even more, you should consider a tempered glass screen protector. The cost of a screen protector and this case is certainly nothing compared to having to replace a screen or the iPad itself.
Gordy Brown –
I wasn’t planning on writing a review for something as simple as a case but it has lately been kind of an unsung hero for me. There is a lot of protection, and I appreciate the case having a lip over the edge of the screen so that it won’t shatter if it does happen to fall flat on the screen instead of over a corner. Everything fits snugly, even over a screen protector. All holes line up to the buttons/lightning connector/headphone jack/cameras. Rubber casing does not come off easily unless you’re one of those types that tend to fiddle with the casing while using the tablet.
The stand is basic, but it works well–provides a nice angle for viewing videos or for drawing, and can be flipped to be used vertically as well. Figuring out how best to snap it in place and then snap it back (just grab the leg of the stand and push it inwards where the leg meets the bottom platform of the stand, it should snap in easily). It doesn’t have an open area for the smart keyboard connector, but I use this primarily for drawing, and I honestly like the option to not carry around an extra keyboard since the onscreen keyboard is sufficient for everything but typing business documents at crazy fast speeds.
The case, once fit around the iPad, is bulkier than a normal folio case, but personally I feel this kind of flapless case is even easier to carry around.