SUPCASEfor iPad Pro 11 Inch Case M4 2024 5th Generation with Pencil Holder (Unicorn Beetle Pro), [Built-in Screen Protector & Stand] Full-Body Rugged Cover for iPad Pro 11 Inch M4 2024 5th Gen,Arctic

I have tried several iPad Pro 13 cases and this is by far my favorite. The fit is really snug and feels nice and tight. It includes a screen protector which is nice if you want it, though I tore it out on one of my cases because I had the nano texture on one of my iPads. It’s pretty easy to install for what it is considering you don’t want your iPad falling out of the case. It is very easy to hold and feels really heavy duty. I have been using it for over a month and don’t have any scratches in the case yet. The only issue I see is that there aren’t very many colors to choose from. Hopefully they add more colors and some better colors eventually for the iPad Pro 13.

I loved it. I ordered three different types of cases to see which one was the best, and this case is by far the best in ruggedness, features and value for money. It has an industrial drop protection rating, includes a screen protector, and has a protected docking station for the Apple pencil. The new iPad Pro is incredibly thin and has slender margins around the edges making it a bit difficult to hold and not have fingers/thumb interfere with screen entries, and this solves all those problems as it's thicker and has a border making it easy to hold. It also has a screen protector which I was dubious about, but in practice it is spectacular and a great addition making this case even better and really a great value. I should also mention that it is really easy to install on the iPad too, and my wireless USB docking gadget fits in the case opening for the USB C port, a welcome change from my last iPad case. Highly recommended!

I ordered the case because of previous experience with SUPCASE products for several phones, watches, and tablets so of course when I had a new iPad I had to go with this one. The previous tablet version was for the latest iPad Mini that also held the pencil. I can say that this version is even more secure with the pencil because it not only locks the pencil in with the magnets, but there are two small tabs you have to press past for it to go into place and the pencil has to be removed on purpose, you can't do it accidentally outside of a drop.I also like the stand, they have always been a sturdy option on the SUPCASE products from my phone to the tablets. Sometimes too sturdy though so you might need some extra finger strength to open it. But, this bears out to my not having to worry about the stand collapsing like some of the folding screen covers do. I've never gotten those to work quite right, my wife's tablet has one of those cases and she's given up on using it as a stand.Since I mentioned the Mini, my wife dropped it a couple weeks ago and then several other things on top of it - long story - and there was no damage done to the iPad at all. SUPCASE definitely make very sturdy products.Overall this is a great case and I highly recommend it.

This case is well built and solid, and I trust it will protect my iPad. When I say solid - I mean it. My “light as a feather” iPad Pro is decidedly heavy with it on. It does have some quirks to - the first is the included screen protector. I’m honestly not at all sure how or why this was included, it does not fit tight to the glass, so it moves a bit when you touch it. It is very glossy and can collect fingerprints from 2 counties over. The second issue is the flap protecting the charging port. The flexible flap does not want to fold back, like you need 3 hands to get the charge cable plugged in. I’m glad that spot wasn’t neglected when in comes to accidents, but if I keep this case on, it may need to be removed or altered. Like I said, overall it’s a good case and should be protects from most things. Be prepared to install a different screen protector too.

Amazon sent the wrong case but the seller contacted me directly to send me a new one. Fits beautifully and feels sturdy. I had a Supcase on my old iPad for work, and I work in construction. It handled a lot of drops.

The media could not be loaded. I got the UB Pro case for the iPad 13 Pro (M4), and if it turns out to be the same craftsmanship as the one for the iPad 11 Pro (M1)… we’re in luck!The iPad 11 in the video has survived years of rough treatment in the art studio - ceramic clay, acrylic paint, falling off a table (onto a wood floor), you name it. The case shows signs of wear after 2 years, but the iPad inside doesn’t have a single scratch! We also have the same version of this case on my husband’s iPad mini (not shown) and it’s survived him too! ;-)A few observations about this case design…- A teensy bit of dirt does get inside over time, mainly through the speaker cut outs, but I clean mine about twice a year to keep it from accumulating - no issues so far.- Some of you may hate the feel of a plastic screen protector. I’ve gotten used to it over the years, and for me it’s a fair trade off to protect the iPad against paint or clay splashes.- The design of the built in stand has limited viewing angles, and feels a bit flimsy, but we haven’t broken ours yet. That being said, most of the time the iPad is on my lap, or propped on my rotating tablet/laptop stand, so not a biggie.- Install and de-install can be a bit challenging but I do it a couple of times a year for our other two iPads - no scratches or damage of any kind, just need a bit of patience.About the new case for the iPad Pro 13…In the video you can see the two cases look very similar. I can confirm all buttons are operating normally, FaceTime and Wi-Fi are working as designed, USB-C port fits normal cables, and the Apple Pencil Pro fits snuggly in its slot while charging. The pencil is gliding nicely on top of the plastic screen protector, even with a glass protector underneath it. (No plastic screen protector will protect against all impacts so yes, I have a glass one underneath it for extra protection.) No issues with the camera cutouts, and case weight/thickness is consistent with the other ones we’ve used.And yes, I paid for all cases with my hard earned income - no freebies or incentives of any kind.To wrap it up… I did seriously consider getting an Otterbox since their Defender cases have protected my phones from some spectacular acrobatics, including flying off the top of the car (oops!).However… UB is reasonably priced, has protected our other tablets from splashes and decent falls, and has a non-bulky practical design. It was a no-brainer for us.Hope that helps! :-)

The case itself feels strong but the front screen protector it’s really cheap quality.