Zugu Case for iPad Pro 11 (M4) 2024, Slim Protective Cover with Apple Pencil Holder, Auto Wake/Sleep, Multiple Viewing Angles, iPad Pro 11 Inch Cover, Phone Protector, Black

The Zugu Case for the iPad Pro 11 (M4) 2024 is hands down the best case I’ve found for my new iPad. From its sleek design to its robust protection features, this case ticks all the boxes for what you’d want in a premium iPad cover. It’s clear that Zugu has put a lot of thought into making this case not only protective but also incredibly functional and stylish.Design & Build Quality: Right out of the box, the Zugu Case impresses with its slim and sophisticated design. It’s made from high-quality materials that feel durable yet lightweight, providing excellent protection without adding bulk. The case fits the iPad Pro 11 (M4) perfectly, with precise cutouts for the camera, ports, and speakers, ensuring that all functions are easily accessible. The matte black finish looks sleek and professional, making it a great match for both work and personal use.Protection: The protection this case offers is top-notch. It features a rugged TPU bumper that wraps around the edges and corners of the iPad, absorbing shocks from accidental drops. The raised edges around the screen and camera add an extra layer of security, giving me peace of mind whenever I’m carrying my iPad around. Despite its slim profile, the Zugu Case doesn’t compromise on protection, which is a major plus.Functionality: One of the standout features is the built-in Apple Pencil holder, which securely holds the pencil in place and keeps it within easy reach. I also love the auto wake/sleep function, which works flawlessly and helps conserve battery life. The multiple viewing angles are incredibly versatile, with strong magnetic stand options that provide a stable setup whether I’m typing, drawing, or watching videos. The magnets are strong enough to keep the iPad securely in place, even when tapping on the screen.Ease of Use: Installing the iPad into the case is a breeze, and it fits snugly without feeling overly tight. The magnetic stand is intuitive and makes adjusting the viewing angles a simple, one-handed operation. The magnetic closure also keeps the case securely shut when not in use, adding another layer of screen protection when you’re on the go.Overall: The Zugu Case for iPad Pro 11 (M4) 2024 is an exceptional choice for anyone looking to protect their iPad while maximizing its usability. It combines slim, sleek design with rugged protection and offers thoughtful features like the Apple Pencil holder and multiple viewing angles that truly enhance the iPad experience. If you’ve invested in the new iPad Pro 11, this case is the perfect companion to keep it safe and functional. I highly recommend it—Zugu has really nailed it with this one!

This case is so awesome. The magnet is strong and the case keeps my iPad 9th gen and my iPad pro protected. I will continue to buy this product. Between my spouse and I, we have a total of 4 zugu cases for our electronics. That’s how much we believe in this product. Easy to install, durable and reliable. This particular set comes with lens protection as well.

I did not pre-order, because you never know how a new product is going to be. To be honest, I was worried about how Zugu would handle the thinner form factor.But this case has surpassed my expectations. I have had this case for years on my old 2018 iPP. The key improvements and issues include:The opener tab is much more sturdy than in years past. Historically it was weak and tended to fray and weaken over time.The tab also has a recessed fit into the case when closed, which provides for a solid feel and als a nice thumb rest when using the ipad with it open.The fit is really perfect, all the way around - not just the cutouts, but everything is clean and solid. The buttons work just fine.The Apple pencil well is deeper than in years previous, and also allows for the pencil to fit in either way. However, I am still dubious about keeping it magnetically mounted when traveling.The "sleeve" for the pencil on the back is sturdy, but I think still the same material as previous versions. Over the course of a couple of years, I expect that it will loosen a bit. It is not ideal for the pencil to be in a pouch on the back, as it doesn't allow the the case to lay flat on a table (on that side). However, the geometry of the case is well designed, so that when open and in "tent mode", that side of the tablet is never face down.The USB C charging / data port has a nice cutout that will accept wider cables.Overall, this case is worth the money and I have tried many cases over the years. I always come back to this one.

I don’t get it! The Zugu iPad Pro case costs so much more, but the ESR case has way more features. With the ESR, you get multiple viewing angles, a built-in Apple Pencil holder, and extra slots that make it super versatile. In comparison, Zugu has a more minimalist design—it’s sleeker, and the materials feel premium, but honestly, not by a huge margin.One thing I wish was better on the ESR is the hinge. Right now, it’s a bit wobbly, which can be annoying when trying to use the iPad in a steady, angled position, especially for typing or drawing. I find myself adjusting it a lot to keep it stable, which is disappointing since the case has everything else going for it. If ESR could make the hinge as sturdy as Zugu’s, this case would be a total winner for the price. Until then, it’s a trade-off: do you want premium feel and stability, or a feature-packed case with a bit of wobble?

The case is great, sturdy, and adds bulk that I personally feel is necessary for such a thin device. Multiple viewing angles are nice for however you may be using it. It has great functionality to hold your Apple Pencil, but be aware that it WILL cause magnetic interference that’ll prevent it from being able to use the barrel roll function for Pencil Pro users.

Pros: A high quality case that securely holds the Apple pencil and offers great overall protection to the iPad. I don't even use a screen protector with this case. Offers adjustable angles.Cons: It is expensive, probably about $20–25 more than what it is worth. But there are no other products that compete with this.