PITAKA iPad Pro 12.9 Case, Compatible with iPad Air M3/M2 13 Inch & iPad Pro 12.9 (3-6th Gen) 2022/2021/2020/2018, Lightweight Portrait/Landscape Magnetic Case with 4 Standing Angles - Black

I recently bought the Pitaka Magnetic Folio Case for my 12.9-inch iPad Pro. It’s a great case with some minor flaws.Pros:- Premium materials and build.- Strong magnetic attachment.- Slim and lightweight.- Multiple viewing angles.- Pencil compatibility.- Clean design.Cons:- Bit Pricy relatively.- Limited drop protection.- Exposed edges.- Shows fingerprints.The Pitaka Magnetic Folio Case is a great option for those who want a slim, stylish, and high-quality case. It’s not the best for maximum drop protection, but it’s worth considering if you value premium materials and a sleek design. It enhances the iPad Pro experience and feels like a luxury accessory.

I recently purchased the PITAKA iPad Pro 11 Inch Case, and it has exceeded all my expectations. The magnetic case design is incredibly versatile, offering both portrait and landscape modes effortlessly. The four standing angles provide the perfect viewing options for any situation, whether I'm watching videos, typing, or drawing.The build quality is top-notch, with a sleek and durable finish that not only looks great but also provides excellent protection for my iPad. The magnetic attachment is strong and secure, ensuring that my iPad stays in place without any wobbling or slipping.One of the standout features is the lightweight design. Despite its robust protection, the case is surprisingly slim and doesn't add unnecessary bulk to the iPad. It's easy to carry around, making it perfect for on-the-go use.It combines functionality, style, and protection in one elegant package. I highly recommend it.

I've been using Pitaka cases for my iPhones for years, and consider them the best in the industry. The new MagEZ Folio 2 iPad Cover shows promise of being in the same league. It is well-engineered, has a fine fit & finish, and is highly functional.Design:It is easy to compare this to previous Origami-style cover for iPads or Kindles, but this has a number of significant differences. The design is simple and uncomplicated, unlike competing brands that have very involved folds and reticulations: the Pitaka has just four panels. Its camera cut-out will fit older iPad models that have a single camera lens or more modern ones that have three camera lenses.Materials:Inside is a soft microfiber surface that will not scratch the back or glass of the iPad. The outside cover is a polyurethane material that is not only sturdy and well built but has a leather-like surface that makes it easy to hold without that common slippery feel. The strong magnets hold the iPad securely in place.Features:The iPad enclosures you buy are usually divided into three styles: covers, cases, and keyboard combinations. Unique among cover-style iPad holders like this one: an Apple Pencil strap to hold it in securely. Without the Apple Pencil attached, it will keep the cover secure from accidentally opening. The cover provides instant-on/instant-off capabilities, expected of magnetic covers; the strap adds additional safety. There are four configurations of this cover for common uses of an iPad: 34° tilt for drawing or typing, 53° tilt for landscape streaming, 57° tilt for Facetime calls, and 62° tilt for portrait document reading.Summary:Pros:- Well designed- Quality material- Highly functionalCons:- This is a nitpick: The QR code on the paper wrapping over the package shipping content does not take the user to the YouTube video for this product but to other Pitaka cover videos. But you don't need it, the wrapping has pictures to show you all the features.

I need to mention that I will compare the PITAKA MagEZ Folio 2 for iPad Pro 12.9 case with the Apple folio case with keyboard for iPad, which I’m currently using.1. Packaging• Nicely done and slim cardboard package;• Lightweight;• Clear and practical instructions on how to use it.10/102. Quality of the materialsI like the lightweight and slim forms. However, the quality of the polyurethane leather is average. I prefer the soft-touch material from the original Apple folio case. What is good is that the internal covering is very soft and looks good. Perfect magnets allow you to connect the iPad very easily and comfortably.7/102. UsagePros• 2 ways of usage: both landscape and portrait. It should be mentioned that the original Apple folio case does not allow you to use the portrait position;• Easy to transform;• Lightweight and slim form;• Good magnets allow you to use the iPad in normal mode (auto sleep and wake up);• Pencil holder. There is no such option in the original Apple folio case which is important when you transport the case in your backpack.Cons• It’s not comfortable to use the case on your knees due to the special form of the case in landscape mode;• Pencil holder. Yes, it is good that it exists, however, it doesn’t have a magnet to hold it on the back side of the case when you are using the case without the pencil. It will cover part of the screen which is not comfortable. A way to fix it is to hold the pencil on the iPad during the usage of the case only;• No keyboard. Yes, this case is initially without a keyboard, however, the original Apple folio case with a keyboard for iPad with almost the same thickness allows you to use it.7/10ConclusionIt’s a good case for its price.7,5/10