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FAQs

How do I find the right case for my iPad? ›

With so many generations of iPad in existence today, ranging from the iPad mini 1 to the iPad Pro 9.7, it can be difficult to know what size case to buy for your device. To buy the correct size case, you will need to measure your iPad by hand or use the model number to find the dimensions online.

A: The case protects the whole device itself, that is the screen and the back part of it. The cover only protects the screen, thus it's name, it covers the screen but does not protect the whole device.

The Celine iPad Case Box is the World's Most Expensive to Date. The new Céline iPad case box rings in at approximately $24,000, making it the world's most expensive and luxurious iPad case to exist.

I've had many iPads and I refuse to buy one without an otterbox to protect it. This case protects the iPad from being damaged from drops (I have dropped my ipads many times). The only times I've had damage is when I don't have it in an otterbox. Well worth the price.

Hard cases are more rigid and provide better protection against direct impacts, small drops, and scratches. But soft cases, like those made of rubber, are more effective at absorbing shocks from higher drops.

The decision to use a cover for your iPad hinges on how and where you use your device. Assess your daily usage and environment to determine the level of protection your Apple portable requires. If you feel the risk of damage is high, a cover might be a good investment.

The easiest way to determine your iPad model is to go to the Settings app > General > About. You'll see the friendly name (eg, iPad mini 6, iPad Pro (11-inch)) on the line labeled Model Name.

If you're concerned about scratching the surface of iPad, consider using a case or cover.

My guess is that Apple just cares more. It is obsessed with building high-quality hardware and that includes accessories. Combine that with great manufacturing know-how, materials expertise, and the knowledge that it can afford to spend a little extra when its case retail for so much, and you have a hard-to-beat combo.

Wake and sleep your iPad

Your iPad wakes or sleeps when you open or close your Smart Folio or Smart Cover. If your iPad doesn't wake and sleep when you open and close the cover, go to Settings > Display & Brightness and turn on Lock/Unlock.

Should I get an iPad case with a pencil holder? ›

Your Apple Pencil is an investment. With a built-in holder in your iPad sleeve, it's protected from scratches, dirt, and potential damage.

One of the key factors contributing to the high cost of Apple's silicone cases is the use of premium materials. Apple takes pride in the quality of its products, and these cases are no exception. The silicone used is of high-grade quality, which not only provides a soft, smooth texture but also ensures durability.

The Griffin Survivor Extreme-duty Military case is probably one of the safest choices you can make. It is liquid spill proof, the ports are covered, and it can handle a decent drop…and by decent drop I mean the test for it was a 6 foot flat drop onto a concrete surface.

- I LOVE IT. Case and keypad are sturdy and provide good protection for the iPad but it's a little heavy. Keypad battery needs to be charged everyday, which was unexpected. Case and keypad are sturdy and provide good protection for the iPad but it's a little heavy.

Assess how much protection your iPad needs. If you mainly use it at home, a simple rear cover might suffice to guard against scratches. However, if you frequently travel or use it in bustling environments, opt for a more robust case that provides full-body protection.

My guess is that Apple just cares more. It is obsessed with building high-quality hardware and that includes accessories. Combine that with great manufacturing know-how, materials expertise, and the knowledge that it can afford to spend a little extra when its case retail for so much, and you have a hard-to-beat combo.