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I found a great case that protects my ipad 2 all around. The case was only $15 so I wasn't expecting to receive such a well made product. They had so many colors to choose from that I have ordered other colors since my first purchase. They also have a protective film for the screen for $3. Both items are a steal if you ask me.
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Thank you, Techy. I eventually decided to buy a Grove case with the Lotie Smartcover in London tan and the bamboo back with the amber bezel.Quote:
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The case made such a dramatic difference aesthetically I feel like I have a brand new iPad.
Just picked up a new leather case for muh iPad 2. Price $150 and very nice. Red with blind initial engraving. I decided on this case because I wanted high quality leather and a simple smart look. I was surprised to find out that the when the cover is folded it props the iPad up for a nice typing angle.
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Seems like a lot of $$. Is there anything special about the T. Anthony case? Pictures?
I got a case for $20, made by cygnett, has multiple positions and auto locks. Seems to work for better than most of the ones I've seen on my friends iPads. looks like leather but my guess is no animals were hurt in the making of this case. If I didn't throw the packaging away yesterday I'd give you the model. Folds kinda like a book.
well, as far as quality goes T Anthony is a top line by any standard. They have been around forever and cater to those seeking quality without the need to advertise it with branding. The look of the leather grain is exceptional as is the feel. The quality in every way is top standards.Quote:
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I have just ordered a leather case from Caseen. 29.95
Will see how that works and let you know
can you suggest guy any store where can i buy cases with cute skins..?!
I'm agonizing over which case to get. My Smart Cover's magnets detached once as I was folding it closed and my iPad fall on the ground. The screen cracked, and the Apple warranty won't cover it because it was damage due to accident (even though the accident was caused by their own cover failing). I feel so betrayed by my Smart Cover! It lulled me into a false sense of security. I should have known better than to trust magnets alone to hold it in place. Stupid me, stupid stupid stupid.
My mom has had magnet failures with her Smart Cover too, but luckily her iPad has only fallen on the carpet. For Christmas I'm getting her the Incipio Smart feather ultralight hard case. It's the only hard back shell I've seen that actually holds the Smart Cover on at the hinge, so the magnets can't detach. Anybody used it? If she likes it, I might get one for myself.
But I also wish for a case that allows rotation for portrait orientation. And it has to sit comfortably on my lap (so no pokey easel stands that will stab me), and it has to protect the edges (I must NEVER crack the screen again!) and be comfortable for typing, and preferably have a magnetic sleep/wake cover. I've been eyeing the Deft Detour 360. Thoughts, anyone? (I wish it came in more colors. I see cheaper versions in colors, but they sound cheaply made too.)
Someone else here mentioned what I think I'm suffering from now - paralysis by analysis. There are both too many and not enough iPad cases to choose from! I wish I could design my own and get a professional to make it. For under $50.
Thanks for any advice!
FWIW, even if the cover goes over the hinges you should not allow the weight of the iPad to be taken by the smart cover. The last thing that either of you want is another cracked screen. I would only pick an iPad up by the cover alone if it's an all in one which the iPad sits inside.Quote:
Originally Posted by ullinish
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