for New iPad 9th/ 8th/ 7th Generation Case, iPad 10.2 Case, 360 Degree Rotating Multi-Angle Viewing Stand, Leather Cover with Pencil Holder for iPad 10.2 inch 2021/2020/ 2019 - Black/Brown

Perfect case and love its look. It has that very professional look and it’s also functional.

I have been using this item for about 4.5 years. Has done its job admirably. As you might expect, after 4.5 years it has started to show its age. This cover was used almost every day. It was twisted and turned and abused, but held up well. Started to fray around the edges. But I have no complaints. I am ordering a new one today and expect it to last just as long. Excellent product for a very reasonable price.

Very pleased with the way the cover is made and how it works for rotating the screen. It has a pocket for notes, very pleased with the product.

The folio itself is attractive with the added bonus of a front outside sleeve to hold a few papers or a passport. Additionally, on the inside there is room for two credit cards or business cards. I like that you can slip the iPad in easily from the right-hand side and there is a Velcro piece that attaches to the back of the cover on the inside, to hold the iPad securely in place. The folio itself appears to be pretty sturdy and well-made. Time will tell if it is also durable, but it seems to be, and for the price I think I’ll buy another one just in case, because I love this so much.Notches offer full access to power, sound, speech, and the home button. The ability to rotate the iPad to a vertical or horizontal position is very convenient, with horizontal strips on the bottom cover that you can use to angle the iPad for viewing, or you can just lay it flat or for holding. There is a little elastic slot for holding an Apple Pencil, although I found that I have to adjust it a bit when using the strips for angling, since it’s slightly in the way. There are plenty of small circular holes at the bottom for the sound to come out although I did have to gently push some of the cutouts with a paperclip. They were scored/cut, but were still in place. While the very edge corners of the iPad are not fully covered or held in place by anything, the folio itself extends past those corners so I feel that they are fully protected in the event that I drop it on its corner, which I did with an earlier Mini iPad in one of those plastic cases with the thin auto lock tops, which cracked the glass, so that’s important to me.This also has the auto lock, but to ensure that it takes, make sure that your rotation has the right side of the iPad near the notch for the Apple Pencil. I had changed my rotation on the iPad itself and then rotated it again using the folio and that caused the magnets to then be on the wrong side, causing me some confusion when I didn’t hear the magnetic click.

This is my second iPad cover from this company.First one lasted a few years with daily use.Highly recommended

I was able to get a brown one very much like my last brown one that swiveled as well. I love these because of that and use it a ton. These versions aren't usual part of special deals but I'd rather have this anyway. You are worth it so get it.

Fit, functions, and durable.

When I got this and set it up with my new iPad 7th Gen, I was a little disappointed to see that it wasn't very sturdy out of the gate. However, I grabbed my velcro strips and added a strip to each area near the inner fold of the case where the iPad rotating pad rested against the external case. The stopped the case from rotating wildly once I cracked open the case to use my tablet.The insert that holds the iPad is a bit flimsy despite the manufacturers' promise that this was hand-sewn and, thus, a sturdy case. The iPad is just too heavy for the insert which was causing the case to slide down below the insert's lip and prevented me from swiping from the bottom. Again, I whipped out the velcro and added a couple square-sized tabs to each side of the area near the insert's open end. That prevented the iPad from slipping down, however, the insert had already stretched out.Also, the Apple Pencil holder makes me nervous as it is on the exterior of the case. I supposed you could reverse this so that the holder is inside the case when you close it. Keep that in mind when you apply the velcro solutions I've outlined.Bottom line, for $15, you get a decently-constructed and nice looking case that, with a little help from $1 worth of velcro adhesive strips, turns out to be a more than decent solution for protecting your investment.