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drofgnal · 05-02-2010, 08:12 AM

My first impression of the apple cover was poor until I put the ipad in it. It is very nicely designed and works quit well with all the right areas protected.

The one feature its missing is close strap like the Griffin one has to make sure the cover stays closed.

I wonder whether any of these folio cases can protect an ipad from a drop. I went to office depot and purchased a 10 in neoprene netbook case. Comes with a carrying handle, zips closed and has an external pocket for the charger, 19.99. Its like a miniature very light weight notebook case. With the ipad case the device fits snug. Similar products were next door at best buy for 39.99 with the word ipad in the title and they weren't as good. For traveling, I'd strongly recommend one of the neoprene netbook cases for added protection over the folio holders.

05-02-2010, 08:12 AM	#7
drofgnal Wizard Posts: 1,409 Karma: 10519918 Join Date: Dec 2009 Device: Ipad Pro/Kindle Oasis 3/iPhone 13 Pro Max	My first impression of the apple cover was poor until I put the ipad in it. It is very nicely designed and works quit well with all the right areas protected. The one feature its missing is close strap like the Griffin one has to make sure the cover stays closed. I wonder whether any of these folio cases can protect an ipad from a drop. I went to office depot and purchased a 10 in neoprene netbook case. Comes with a carrying handle, zips closed and has an external pocket for the charger, 19.99. Its like a miniature very light weight notebook case. With the ipad case the device fits snug. Similar products were next door at best buy for 39.99 with the word ipad in the title and they weren't as good. For traveling, I'd strongly recommend one of the neoprene netbook cases for added protection over the folio holders. Last edited by drofgnal; 05-02-2010 at 08:22 AM.