First they were dropping bowling balls on the screen. OK, but others have shown the screen to be pretty durable anyway. How about dropping an iPad from an ultralight at 500 feet?
http://www.9to5mac.com/63538/case-pr...500-foot-drop/

Looks like it would hold both the iPad and Zaggmate but I'd probably check to be sure first.

Assuming someone would not drop their iPad on cement. What was that thing he picked up when he got the iPad off the ground? Then he tossed it aside ~ what was that?

Originally Posted by SweetPoison

Assuming someone would not drop their iPad on cement. What was that thing he picked up when he got the iPad off the ground? Then he tossed it aside ~ what was that?

The article mentioned a camera falling off.

Btw. the sleeve has no screen? Impressive, that the iPad still works after such a fall, but realistically, people would have either tucked the iPad safely away, or use it.

Originally Posted by DontUnderstandMyIpad

Originally Posted by SweetPoison

Assuming someone would not drop their iPad on cement. What was that thing he picked up when he got the iPad off the ground? Then he tossed it aside ~ what was that?

The article mentioned a camera falling off.

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I missed that ~ falling off from............where?

I've always wanted an ultralight. Maybe I should get the case. I can probably afford that.

@Sweetpoison, I believe the camera was attached to the case. I think they wanted to record the fall, but the camera didn't survive.