iPad Pro 11 Inch case 2025/2024, Magic Keyboard Compatible Case for iPad Pro M5/M4, Support Apple Pencil Charging, Aramid Fiber Made [MagEZ Case 2 - Canyon Yellow]

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.

This case is a nice and lightweight option that fits well with the Magic Keyboard and is compatible. However, it has a minor flaw in that it doesn't allow the Magic Keyboard to close securely. Although there is no visible gap when the Magic Keyboard is fully closed with the encased iPad, the magnetic pull feels diminished, resulting in less resistance when opening the keyboard. For individuals like me who frequently detach the iPad from the keyboard to write, this case serves its purpose effectively. It smooths out the camera bump and provides a comfortable grip. However, it's important to note that this case may not offer significant protection against drops and impacts. Its lightweight design and the fact that one side is cut off to accommodate the Magic Keyboard means there is no protection for that particular side of the iPad. This compromise is necessary to maintain compatibility with the Magic Keyboard. If you prioritize the convenience of using the Magic Keyboard and appreciate the case's benefits in terms of camera bump smoothing and grip enhancement, it could be a suitable choice. However, if you require a case with strong protection against bumps and drops, it would be wise to consider other options that prioritize protective features over compatibility with the Magic Keyboard.

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.

The only reason I purchased the Apple Magic Keyboard was in anticipation of the release of the Pitaka Aramid fiber cover. This case provides three sides of protection, which is exposed when using the magic keyboard. Apple should’ve taken into consideration this issue and provide provided some form of case to cover the three edges that are clearly exposed when this keyboard is placed in a bag. Pitaka has stepped up and provided a beautiful case which works seamlessly with the magic keyboard. It also is designed to work with the MagEz 2 case perfectly. Whilst waiting for the MagEz case to be released I purchased a case from another company somewhat similar in style and fit to the MagEZ 2 case. The Aramid fibre case also fits into that perfectly as the magnet located on the back of the unit is extremely strong. The case is extremely thin and creates no bulk when using it with a case, covering the front, back and all sides of the iPad. This case offers a pass-through connector for charging and magnetic attachment to the magic keyboard also providing a slot on the top for the Apple Pencil. As the magic keyboard does not have a flap like the Mag Ez 2 came the pencil is prone to be knocked off when placed in your bag. Pitaka has supplied a soft leather like case utilizing a elastic strap which goes around the left side of the magic keyboard to protect the Apple Pencil. The case also has a tactile feeling so when utilizing this without any case, it remains very comfortable in the hand. It is precisely machine to fit within both cases and has a raised camera lip to protect the lenses. It can also be used with any magnetic stand as the magnets are extremely strong. This case is only intended to be used with the iPad 13 Pro 2024 M4. This is a great purchase. Please review the pictures above which show used with a magic keyboard and the MagEz 2 case.

Perfect fit with the 11 inch Magic Keyboard. No issues at all with it not closing properly like in some other reviews. I agree that it is a minimalist case. The edges are are unprotected and I don’t think it has any drop protection. It’s nice if you just want to take it off the keyboard easily and don’t want to have fingerprints all over your iPad. I have a sleeve for traveling and another case if I plan on not using the Magic Keyboard for an extended period of time. It’s pricey but there isn’t anything else that just works.

I recently purchased the Pitaka iPad Pro case, and I am totally like it! This case has met my expectations as every product I buy from Pitaka. The case is sleek and stylish design, which complements the iPad Pro perfectly. The build quality is great, providing protection without adding unnecessary bulk. The material feels premium and durable. Overall, I highly recommend the Pitaka iPad Pro case to anyone looking for a stylish, functional, and protective case for their device! One note: It works with Apple Magic Keyboard, however the lid closes a little tight

If you are like me- you are incredibly annoyed that the 4th gen 12.9 isn't listed as compatible with any of the pitaka magic keyboard compatible cases. It exists within a purgatorial grey zone. You will also know that there is a small difference in size between gen 4 and newer gens. I took the chance and ordered it- and it fits perfectly! Mostly! If you look at the above picture, the speaker grills are absolutely not compatible, it covers 1/3 of the speaker holes but that's nothing a drill can't fix (also, you don't really need to fix it) Aside from that, it works swell. If you are getting a magic kb compatible case, you should know 1. It's not that thick (obviously) 2. It doesn't cover part of the iPad 3. The iPad is still really thin, really unwieldy, and kinda hard to grip. This case fixes those things a bit, but the magic keyboard compatibility does hamper alot of its ability to protect. It was still well worth it, it feels high quality, the magnet strength is perfectly fine for me, it looks fine depending on aesthetic preferences- and holds the pencil just as well if not a little better than the base iPad.