We're all here iPad owners and users - but to what extent do we accessorize and buy additional products to protect our devices or enhance the ownership experience?

I also have the VGA connector and the Camera Connectivity Kit.

These should be added to the voting list.

I have one of those gel type cases that I got from an add from a contributing vendor on this site. They had them as low as 5.00 but I liked what I saw in the Frost case.

It fits my iPad very tight. I don't know how I'm going to get it out of there, but I'll worry about that latter. These iPads are slippery, almost like they were made to fall out of your hands and break. I highly recommend one, specially if you're trying to carry a keyboard and the iPad in the same hand.

I have a screen protector (Moshi) and the Apple dock. I received the dock as a gift with my iPad and it has to be one of the most overpriced and poorly designed items I can imagine. I would opt for a third party dock that has an external power connection and a larger footprint if looking for something similar.

I have the iPad dock, the keyboard dock, the camera connection kit, incase slip sleeve, the apple case, a zagg screen protector, and an icarbon.

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I have the Apple case and dock.

Have to stop buying accessories now!!

i have a Belkin Grip Ergo and leather folio and some generic screen guard

I sold my Apple dock and keyboard as I had to keep taking the case off to use it. The connector would not allow for the thickness of the case. I have now bought the Apple Bluetooth keyboard with is fine and I just charge the iPad separately.

I believe there is a case that has a flap at the back to allow you to keep the case on and use the docking unit with the charger and keyboard but I was not able to buy one in the UK.

I don't know about you all - but with just the number of types of cases alone available for the iPad these days, it is so easy to end up spending too much accessorizing it. I thought it was bad enough with the iPhone and other smartphones, but the iPad seems to have taken it to a whole other level. (I don't remember, for example, the Sony Walkman - for those old enough to know what it is - spinning off such a huge accessory secondary market.)