Miesherk STOCK Case for iPad Pro 12.9 6th/5th/4th/3rd(2022/2021/2020/2018)

Perfect fit. Would like to know more about options and function of some holes. Would buy again, seems very sturdy.

Bought one for my daughter and son and they both love them and it’s very protective

Bought this to replace same one I'd had for over two years, the stand finally broke. Same build quality but I'm only going three star on this because the stand is too hard to open, you have to really pull it hard to get it to lock in position and I suspect I'm going to break it soon. I was right, it broke within three months, but, it’s replacement (same model).lasted almost two years (I use both the stand and the swivel function a LOT. . Got the replacement. It is a bit bigger, more padded, power/screenshot button in a valley no, I was used to it being on a high point so I’m getting used to that. The only complaint I have after going through four of these is that with this update they decided to glue a cheesy 99 cent screen protector onto the frame. I already have an expensive glass matte protector and their screen protector brought back the glare, thankfully it only took a razor knife and a few minutes to cut it out. Five stars because it fits my lifestyle so well but that protector has to go!

It was a little tricky to put on, but once done, it’s good. Like thehandle

Today, I put my iPad on the roof of my pickup truck to repack some of my business boxes in the rear of my cab, and I left without another thought about it. Two miles down some gravel roads and a turn or two onto a major thoroughfare, I still hadn’t realized it was not in the cab with me. Approaching 50 miles an hour, I noticed something in my side mirror go flying behind me. I checked my rear view mirror and saw what looked like a flip flop tumbling through the air and landing on the pavement in the middle of the road. Suddenly, I had a flash—where’s my iPad? It was not inside my truck. I slammed on the brakes and made a wildly illegal U-turn into a vacant parking lot. I drove back to the spot and could see my iPad helplessly lying on the yellow stripes in the middle of the road. The bottom of my stomach dropped into the floorboard of my truck. I waited for several cars to pass and ran into the road to retrieve the shattered remnants of the machine that contains the vast majority of my business and my personal life. Thankfully, no other vehicle had crushed it, but I still expected to find only its shattered pieces. Holding it my hand, I turned it over, certain it would be completely destroyed. To my complete shock, there was absolutely no damage to my iPad and only scratches on the face of my case. 50 miles an hour, ten feet into the air, on a very busy highway—virtually without a mark on either! I simply could not believe it. In my mirror I had seen it land on the corner and bounce back into the air—but the case had done exactly what it was designed to do, it saved the machine I depend on literally 16 hours a day. I’m not accustomed to writing reviews, but this experience convinced me that I had to tell others that this case is worth more than I paid for it—worth twice what I paid for it. I’m typing these words on my beloved iPad in the dark, in my bed, because I can’t bear to be any less appreciative of this case than I am of the iPad it preserved. This case and the iPad it saved will spend tonight nestled against my chest, and I will offer it suitable sacrifices of incense and prayers each morning until the machine it guards has become outdated and useless. Honestly, I may consider adding to my final wishes that this case be placed in a sacred vessel above our iPad altar. I have no doubt that this case will survive the entire life of my precious iPad and through the coming apocalypse. At the least, I will bequeath it to my children and their children. It will be revered for generations, and my ashes will smile at its long life and the legends it will inspire. I kneel before it, forever indebted to it and it’s fearless protection of the digital repository of information I cannot afford to lose. Amen.

Its quality is good and robust. I already had a screen protector on my iPad I found the plastic screen to be unreliable at times so I just ripped it off. After that using the neck strap and kickstands were really great for work and lazing around.

I had been looking for a durable case with a shoulder strap. I research things to death before purchasing them. I watched several videos and read reviews. Overwhelmingly, people loved this case. I do not and hope I can return it. I have had it for less than 2 days and hate it so much, I went back to my basic flip over case which barely will stand. It was difficult to put together. My iPad Pro 12.9” was a bit difficult to line up properly in the bottom case, only because there is a little extra room for a couple other features. You have to be careful to get the buttons aligned properly so a plastic piece can be engaged the from the outside button which will be covered by the silicone piece. With the case on, the buttons felt Ike they were in a difference place, almost further toward the middle than they are. I probably would have adjusted to that with time. I also found it difficult to get the plastic shells aligned to snap together. And…don’t get me started on the difficulty attaching the strap to the case! Also, if you don’t want to use the strap, you have two pieces hanging off the case. Those remain on the case so you snap the rest of the strap to them. I found that I had to release the back grip strap to get the stand to open which it did with some difficulty. It wasn’t quick and easy to do and felt like it would easily break. Now the biggest reason, I dislike this case is that the bezel makes it EXTREMELY difficult to navigate the iPad. This iPad works with touch. You swipe up from the bottom to gain access to all your apps. The bezel interferes with this simple gesture and I have to try each swipe several times causing me to think I’ll never get to my apps. It also happens with the action navigator which comes down from the top. In its favor, the case is probably quite protective. The edges are high around the screen and the silicone cover is thick and seems very protective. But…what good is all that when you can’t use the iPad as it was designed to be used? So, after less than two days, I will try to get my money back from Amazon. I don’t have all the original packaging. I hope they will approve the return.

After a couple of weeks, the hook and loop fastener on the hand strap refused to stick together, and it hung uselessly open. When I had the iPad out to replace the screen film, I unscrewed the two panels on the back of this case and removed the hand strap. It was disappointing. The rear stand is a bit flimsy, and collapses if you aren’t careful. Being able to rotate the stand is very useful, and the grippy outer part of the case prevents it from sliding on smooth surfaces. If there’s a piece of paper or anything under the edge of the case, it will fall, so you need to make sure the space is clear. The angle is not adjustable, but it is a good viewing angle. The rest of the case is heavy, but sturdy and protective. The clips holding the plastic piece keeping the ipad in place are under a lot of pressure from the soft silicone, and frequently work loose, so I’m constantly having to push the clips snug to get the volume and screen lock buttons to work. The pencil fits well into the case, and charges, but will come loose (release from magnet) if it gets tapped a little, and can fall out, so don’t count on the case to prevent losing the pencil. Once the pencil has released from the magnet, it isn’t charging, so though it looks like everything is fine, you could arrive somewhere to find the pencil is out of power. There is no screen cover or camera lens protection on this case. There’s a raised edge that provides some protection, but you may want a screen film, camera lens protector, and a carry bag if you commute to work or school with your iPad. This case will protect your iPad from deforming (twisting / bending), edge damage, and damage to the back. I’ve had a few accidents (mostly iPad falling off a table when vacuuming), and this case has protected the iPad from damage. The soft silicone makes the case comfortable to hold, and less slick. I wish the other features had functioned. Update: The stand on the back broke after a year. It was not dropped or mistreated. The iPad was standing on a table, no one had touched it for quite a while, and the plastic stand snapped. The swivel mechanism on the case scratched the back of the iPad.

The case arrived with instructions on how to disassemble the case, and how to insert the iPad, and reassemble. It fits perfectly and appears to be quite rugged. I hope to never have to worry about my iPad being damaged by a fall.

Buen producto

Super

This product is great! very protective for an expensive iPad

Me encató que protege a la perfeción la tablet dando un buen ajuste.