@Bert Sutherland Do you work for them? The sheet (so called case) is so bad, stupidly thought and highly overpriced while doesn’t even provide a full protection! And based on most REAL users’ review it starts breaking after few months, these are FACTS whether you defended it or not. So yeah, we do understand the product, the cheap Chinese company’s business, and you made it easy to understand why you’re defending this crap! Now you need to UNDERSTAND this!
Thanks for video. Nice case. If they could somehow cover also that bottom part of the iPad that would be perfection. I just got the 12.9" M1 iPad yesterday... still looking around what keyboard I might buy. The Magic keyboard is quite pricey, but it takes half the space on the desk compared to Logitech Combo Touch... but Logitech has function keys and better protection. I don't think there's another reliable player on the market.
Useful reviews here & else where for the other Pitaka products. Am waiting for them to make available new models for the 13” iPad Pro M4 (early June apparently). A couple of comments/Qs: Very odd that there is no bottom protection on the sleeve, that would make sense when not using the iPad on the magic keyboard. There would seems to be no practical reason for this, hopefully that might change with the new models (?) & compatibility with the new magic keyboard & function keys. I also wonder if this sleeve is compatible with their MagEZ folio products? I see from your review of their Stand that this is the case for the Magsafe version of the MagEZ Case, but am wondering about the Folio. That would be prefect for me if so: I want to use with the Keyboard - sometimes, but in others I want to use just the tablet with a simple kickstand for lounging about on the couch or in bed watching TV hands free. Something to prop it up with a lightweight simple device like their Folio. Seeing as you have reviewed their other items here, would like to see a review of the MagEZ Folio including if the MagEZ Case is compatible with that.
People need to understand the limitations in size/protection for these kinds of cases. Spigen, Pitaka, Moft, and some other frankly bad quality brands like SwitchEasy all make the same thin case, with the more expensive ones being built slightly better and with stronger magnets. But the bottom side will *never* be protected because of the space the magic keyboard takes up. I don't see how that's hard to understand quit complaining about the Pitaka doing that - they all do. And yes they will all work with the basic folio cases that apple sells (and esr and such) that just magnetically attach to the back. Why wouldn't they. One more thing: the 4th gen 12.9" iPad Pro's Magic Keyboard won't work with ANY of these cases due to it being thinner for the thinner tablet. The second generation keyboard (not the one for the M4 iPad Pro) will work just fine.
Mine didn’t. I have a spigen tempered glass screen protector and a skin on my MK which closed fine before I got this case. Once I took this case off it closed perfectly
The Magic Keyboard hinge will ruin your dbrand protection. I’ve had the side sticker before but the protruding plastic on the magic keyboard peels it off
Love how you didn’t mention the one glaring problem and that’s the lack of coverage on the other side of the of the case.
I think the design is meant to be that way for the Magic Keyboard. Didn’t think much of it.
@Bert Sutherland Do you work for them?
The sheet (so called case) is so bad, stupidly thought and highly overpriced while doesn’t even provide a full protection!
And based on most REAL users’ review it starts breaking after few months, these are FACTS whether you defended it or not.
So yeah, we do understand the product, the cheap Chinese company’s business, and you made it easy to understand why you’re defending this crap! Now you need to UNDERSTAND this!
Recommend us a better alternative then, Sherlock.
Thanks for video. Nice case. If they could somehow cover also that bottom part of the iPad that would be perfection. I just got the 12.9" M1 iPad yesterday... still looking around what keyboard I might buy. The Magic keyboard is quite pricey, but it takes half the space on the desk compared to Logitech Combo Touch... but Logitech has function keys and better protection. I don't think there's another reliable player on the market.
Useful reviews here & else where for the other Pitaka products. Am waiting for them to make available new models for the 13” iPad Pro M4 (early June apparently). A couple of comments/Qs:
Very odd that there is no bottom protection on the sleeve, that would make sense when not using the iPad on the magic keyboard. There would seems to be no practical reason for this, hopefully that might change with the new models (?) & compatibility with the new magic keyboard & function keys.
I also wonder if this sleeve is compatible with their MagEZ folio products? I see from your review of their Stand that this is the case for the Magsafe version of the MagEZ Case, but am wondering about the Folio. That would be prefect for me if so: I want to use with the Keyboard - sometimes, but in others I want to use just the tablet with a simple kickstand for lounging about on the couch or in bed watching TV hands free. Something to prop it up with a lightweight simple device like their Folio.
Seeing as you have reviewed their other items here, would like to see a review of the MagEZ Folio including if the MagEZ Case is compatible with that.
People need to understand the limitations in size/protection for these kinds of cases. Spigen, Pitaka, Moft, and some other frankly bad quality brands like SwitchEasy all make the same thin case, with the more expensive ones being built slightly better and with stronger magnets. But the bottom side will *never* be protected because of the space the magic keyboard takes up. I don't see how that's hard to understand quit complaining about the Pitaka doing that - they all do. And yes they will all work with the basic folio cases that apple sells (and esr and such) that just magnetically attach to the back. Why wouldn't they.
One more thing: the 4th gen 12.9" iPad Pro's Magic Keyboard won't work with ANY of these cases due to it being thinner for the thinner tablet. The second generation keyboard (not the one for the M4 iPad Pro) will work just fine.
Is there a Pen Case which loads also with the Pitaka Case on it?
When you take notes for a long time using this case,
Is there bending on the iPad?
Sorry for the delay. Just now seeing this for some reason. I haven’t noticed any bending with long periods of time.
Will this fit an ipad if using the apple folio
Will this case still fit and close on the Magic Keyboard with a glass screen protector ?
Yes
Mine didn’t. I have a spigen tempered glass screen protector and a skin on my MK which closed fine before I got this case. Once I took this case off it closed perfectly
$70 for this?
Love this case!!!
It is so thin that I feel a dbrand skin that covers all the edges will be more protective
The Magic Keyboard hinge will ruin your dbrand protection. I’ve had the side sticker before but the protruding plastic on the magic keyboard peels it off