PITAKA for iPad Pro 11 Inch Case M5/M4, Magic Keyboard Compatible, Black

I recently picked up the Magez Case 2 for my iPad Pro M4 11 inch, and I’m thrilled with how it’s changed my experience! This case really stands out, and I can’t recommend it enough. Stylish and Sleek Design: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Right off the bat, I was impressed by the design of the Magez Case 2. Its minimalist look complements the iPad Pro perfectly, adding a touch of elegance without making it bulky. The materials feel high-end, and the smooth finish is not only visually appealing but also a joy to touch. Exceptional Protection: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ When it comes to protection, this case really delivers. It’s sturdy yet lightweight, offering great shock absorption. I’ve accidentally dropped my iPad a couple of times, and thankfully, the case kept it completely safe. The raised edges around the screen add an extra layer of protection when I set it down. Portability and Convenience: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This case is lightweight and super portable, which is a huge plus for me when I’m on the go. Its sleek design means it doesn’t take up much space in my bag, yet it still provides excellent protection. It’s perfect for both travel and everyday use. Overall Impressions: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ In conclusion, the Magez Case 2 for iPad Pro is a fantastic investment. It blends style, protection, and functionality seamlessly, enhancing my overall experience with the iPad. Whether I’m working, being creative, or just relaxing, this case has everything I need. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their iPad Pro setup!

I wanted a case - more than a skin - that will allow me to use the iPad Pro magic keyboard but be able t0 pull off the iPad for note-taking, without fear of dings and scratches. This Pitaka slim MagEZ case does the job. The case itself is fairly thin, but still solid enough that you’re not going to be ginger about putting the iPad down on a hard surface. It goes on and off the magic keyboard without worry; in fact I barely notice it in terms of weight or heft/thickness. The color and feel of the case are excellent. There’s a slightly rubberized texture to the aramid fiber, and the carbon fiber look is consistent and convincing, as with all other Pitaka products I’ve used before. I can vouch for the durability of the Pitaka cases. They stand up to sweaty palms and occasional drops well. The fit on the iPad is really good, but it isn’t hard to remove (clean) & replace. My only issue is the exposed edge. I get the case can’t cover the whole iPad or else the magic keyboard would be unusable. I personally haven’t yet had an issue with this, but I am careful by nature. I’d rate this a 4.75 for the overall quality & appearance, and fit. Strongly recommend.

The first thing you must know is specifically regarding the Apple Pencil charging. While it does work, over time—or perhaps because of added accessories—the charging is nowhere near as efficient as it should be. What I mean by "efficient" is that it can charge, but only when you forcefully push it down. Sometimes it remains charging; other times, after a little bump, it stops. Whether this is a product issue or due to the thin attachment I have on my pencil is hard to say, but any type of attachment makes charging a lot more difficult. A way to circumvent this might be to add additional magnets, which could fix the issue, but I am not completely sure. That issue aside (which just means I have to keep track of my battery), this is genuinely a great product: 1. It is thin. 2. The buttons do not feel bad or mushy. 3. Most importantly, I don't have to buy a separate keyboard to use this. I am not sure how much protection it will necessarily provide given how thin it is, but for my purposes, I am rarely in a position where I might drop it. As a musician, there are moments where it could potentially drop, but gratefully, that hasn't really happened. I would recommend this product if you are looking for something that offers a sense of security without adding too much bulk, while still allowing you to continue charging your Apple Pencil.

If you use the iPad Pro you know that it is super versatile. With this versatility come frustrations with finding the right balance of usability and protection. The Magic Keyboard is great, but when reading a comic or book or trying to use a pencil pro it doesn’t provide protection, and if you buy 99% of the cases or protectors available you have to take it off to use the Magic Keyboard. This company has solved it with this and the companion case that works in combination. It’s not cheap! That said, if you paid $1200 for the pro you will want to protect your investment. I tried a competitor’s version of this and this one’s ability to hold it without the pencil holder (making portrait mode usable) makes it the only option that works for me. I love it and with the two case solution I get protection in 360 degrees without adding much weight and it’s totally worth it! Really well designed, doesn’t get in the way and is as close as just using the IPad as it comes!

I was originally using a skin but didn’t feel confident that it would protect my new iPad Pro for daily use, so I wanted a case instead. I decided to try Pitaka’s case and I’m very happy with it. It looks great (can’t get enough carbon fiber) and adds enough protection with minimal bulk. It works great with the Magic Keyboard and the Pencil Pro, even with a case, attaches firmly and charges without issue. Only minor gripe is the keyboard pops open a bit when held along the spine, likely because of the added thickness, but I don’t carry it that way too often so it’s not a big deal. Otherwise it’s exactly what I was looking for.

Not sure why some of the reviews are so low. But for me when I bought the MagEZ Case 2, it works way better than the MagEZ Case from Pikata. I bought the MagEZ Case 2 because of their MagEZ Stand, which both came out at the same time. Per their website, it let you know what cases works. The MagEZ Case will work if you add the extra Sticker Magnet that comes with the MagEZ stand. There is a reason why they say to buy the MagEZ Case 2 if you are going to get the MagEZ stand. There is no extra sticker that you need. The Case has the magnet you need when using the MagEZ Stand. Also... with the Case 2, It still work with all my other magnetic cases like my apple magic keyboard / folio. Some are saying it doesn't close, but so far both the MagEZ Case and the MagEZ Case 2 closes just perfectly. But maybe it's because my doesn't have anything extra on it. Like a glass screen protector. That does make a huge difference. The thinner the screen protector it is, the better. Or for some people, they don't have a screen protector on it at all, which is just as better. Mine has a very thin matte finish screen protector by ESR Gear and again... not once have I had any problems closing the cases up and leaving it close with the MagEZ Case or MagEZ case 2. Both of their MagEZ cases has much bigger and better opening to put you c hub adapter on there as well. Where as with the Coverbuddy by SwitchEasy, that's a no go no matter what C Hub adapter you put on. My C Hub adapter is by Hommie. As long as I unattached the magnet from the hub adapter that comes with it, again, I have no problems and all my 6-1 works slots works just awesome, when using the MagEZ Case 2. I would recommend both this MagEZ Case 2 and their MagEZ Stand. It's a bit pricing for both the stand and the case, but what isn't these days. :-)

I really like carbon fiber, and this case looks great and has a nice antislip feel to it. It is very thin and can be used with the magic keyboard (magnets hold it very strongly on the keyboard and the keyboard can be folded with the case attached. The case has a nice raised ridge around the camera to provide protection and an indent to allow charging the Apple pencil to charge. That all works perfectly. The case is very thin and fits perfectly. The left side of the iPad and a little bit of the back near the left side (when in portrait mode camera at the top) is not covered by case. This is obviously for a reason, probably to sit in a keyboard case. It doesn't seem to have a purpose for the magic keyboard.

I love this thing when I’m using it with the origami case from Pitaka when I travel. When I’m using it at home though with my keyboard case, I’ve noticed that the case does not close perfectly. The case and iPad closed perfectly without the Pitaka on it. I’m worried that if I keep this on, it will mess up the hinge on my keyboard case. I wish I had noticed this sooner or I would have returned it, but noticed it 31 days after. Not sure what to do from here. Don’t wanna give up my keyboard case.

Se ajusta perfectamente al Magic Keyboard incluso si el iPad tiene un cristal templado puesto

Fits well and the materials feels great with hands. The cover closes without keeping the iPad on.

La cubierta es muy delgada, no dudo de que si sea resistente, afortunadamente no se me ha caído mi iPad como para ponerlo a prueba. Hay una sección que está descubierta para poder caber sin estorbo cuando lo unes al teclado oficial. Me hubiera gustado que existiera una versión donde proteges toda la orilla del iPad Pro, ya que yo no uso el teclado externo y considero una sección muy desprotegida la que no está cubierta.

I am really pleased with this case for my iPad Pro 12.9 that is fully compatible with the Magic Keyboard and pencil. Whilst I think this is very expensive and definitely over priced, the quality is excellent and I am happy with the case itself. It adds a nice level of additional protection, provides protection against fingerprints etc. I am a little OCD about keeping my screen clean and this certainly helps with this, as the corners of the case on the front of the ipad give you somewhere to adjust the screen. In summary - definitely pricey, but quality is amazing.

Muy buena funda, resistente y delgada y 100% compatible con el Magic Keyboard de Apple. La recomiendo aunque el precio se me hace algo elevado pero es muy buena funda. Me gustó llevo varios meses con ella (como unos 4 creo) y me ha salido buena :)