iPad Pro 11 Inch Waterproof Case(2018 Release), Underwater Full-Body Sealed Waterproof Shockproof Rugged Kickstand Protective Cover with Support Pencil Charging for iPad Pro 11(Black)

Since the iPad came out in 2010 I’ve been searching, expensively and desperately, for the perfect iPad case for boating, beach and drone (quick and easy removal).This fella, finally, meets all my bratty needs. (And even has a Pencil holder that hugs the Pencil snuggly and lovingly.)One of its more unique features is how easily and quickly you can remove the case. Other cases I’ve tried from the likes of Lifeproof and Otterbox are fingernail-busting fortresses that just aren’t usable to me because of how often I like to remove the case.And the price? What kind of wizardry is going on here? $50-60 bucks less than the aforementioned cases.Run don’t walk.I must add I have not submerged the case. If you want to use your iPad for underwater photography, you are doing it wrong, for a variety of reasons.

This case met all the demands of the average life of a tablet user. The case is easy to hold and size is practical given then rigid waterproofing design. I do appreciate that it's not overly bulky like may waterproof cases can be. There is a nifty spot for the pencil, which can be easily overlooked in case design. Some waterproof cases you have to exert a ton of force to get them to work properly, that is not the case here as the buttons work very well, almost friction free. The sealing around the charge port is well designed and sealed completely, that's always a worry of mine when it comes to waterproofing for tech devices. The camera holes align well and don't negatively effect picture quality. Looking forward to using this case for years to come.

Love this waterproof case for my ipad, now I can do some work by the pool! now I do not have to worry about splashes when I am working on my ipad by the pool, this case is well built, strong and simple to put on!

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I use my iPad for my job which takes me on roofs, in attics, in crawlspaces, and more. This iPad case with the shoulder strap is perfect for that. It’s sturdy and rugged but not too bulky. My iPad has survived many falls thanks to this case. My only issue with this case is the handle could be a bit larger. I have large hands, not giant, but large. I wear an extra large sized glove. The handle on the largest adjustment just has enough room for my hand. It’s a bit tight but it works. I’d like to see the handle have a tad more room for larger hands.

I was doubtful when I first received it. Seemed low quality. But goes on very easy and seals very very well! Press the four corners first and then work your way around the seal a couple of rotations until you hear no more clicks from it seating and see no gaps. My only complaint is that the clear plastic scratches kinda of easily.

I just received this in the mail for my iPad Pro 11”. I like the complete surround and encasement of this product. It’s light. That’s it. The pencil holder is on the right hand side. Without a pencil it’s bulky. I’m finding the volume controls are horribly stiff and can hardly use them. Taking a screen shot holding the power and volume button simultaneously cannot be done. Again both buttons are too stiff to engage.the edges of the holder are very sharp and the volume controls are as well. The back of the cover has a slight air pocket between the iPad and the cover. It’s got a weird feel to it from the back. I even did open the power cap to try to let out excess air. .It overall is a good concept but lacks the necessary follow through for hand comfort. Rolling the edges of the pencil holder would have helped and finishing the edges to smoothness is a deal breaker for me. It’s going back.

Feature wise this thing is pretty neat. It comes with a finger ring that attaches via adhesive, a strap, transparent back cover which you could put something like a map or single side handwritten notes and the case appears mostly waterproof.BUT there is one major issue I have with this case. The fit of the screen protector is bad. There is dead space between the screen protector and the iPad screen itself and sometimes that issue disappears for a brief moment but ultimately most of the time there’s dead space between the two. Was it supposed to stick to the iPad screen or something? I have to tap on my screen significantly harder to tap on icons or scroll down web pages and such, which makes it kinda noisy. Maybe if this was tempered glass screen protector it would be better or the screen protector will settle over time. But for the price it was too good to be true.