Spigen Ultra Hybrid Pro

I was skeptical bc I’m normally not a fan of cases that have a flap to deal with. I’m ADHD and OCD and those things I view as unnecessary and they drive me mad. But this particular one is fantastic and a very smart design. It’s never felt in the way. It magnetizes out of the way in every position. The whole case feels sturdy and very well built. Perfect fit, snaps in nice and snug, affordable protection for an expensive device. Feels good to hold and travel with. The pencil is protected and easy to get in and out. I love this case.

Fits perfectly, sturdy, pencil well secured. I had other cases before, and I find this one better protects my iPad, especially its corners.

I like this iPad case a lot. I purchased it to replace the Logitech Combo touch keyboard since it was just too heavy and thick. I travel a lot and wanted something that was lighter and I also wasn't using the keyboard and trackpad on the Logitech combo as much. I am glad I found this case for my 5th Gen iPad Air. The blue color is very unique and looks very professional, and the case seems to be very sturdy and hold the iPad secure. Using the volume keys is easy and the flap that keeps the Apple pencil does its job as well. The only small issue I've had is that sometimes when I am using the case to have the iPad stand-up, it does not hold well unless I play with the back of it a little and get the triangle to stay solid. Other than that, I like the case and it does a good job of keeping my iPad safe and clean.

it's a good bumper case and value, kind of wish I would've got a case that goes vertical and horizontal. I had one before on my old iPad & otter box , but it was just too big and bulky. This is the right shape and size and weight not too bulky so other not being able to do vertical which I didn't even think about when I bought it my bad. And I figured out how to make a triangular fold using the magnet to help with it make it stay in place took a little while to figure it out where it would stay in place using the magnets It's OK

This Spigen case fits my iPad Air 11-inch (M3/M2) perfectly. The slim design keeps the tablet lightweight while providing solid protection against bumps and scratches. The cover folds nicely for typing or viewing, and the magnetic attachment works flawlessly with the Apple Pencil. Pros: • Slim and lightweight, doesn’t add bulk • Solid protection against everyday bumps and scratches • Magnetic attachment for Apple Pencil •Folds easily into a stand for typing or viewing Cons: • Limited color options • Doesn’t offer heavy-duty drop protection Overall, this is a great case if you want something protective yet sleek. Perfect for daily use, school, or work.

Item fit the iPad well and it functions well. Cutouts give good access to port and buttons. The volume buttons are covered by the case, but function with little effort.

Ipad 11th gen stand from Spigen that I bought for my new iPad (purchased from Amazon as well). I have been a HUGE fan of Spigen for years and have been buying their cases for my iphone for years now. I think since my iphone 7. This ipad case is the first Spigen tablet case that I have purchased, but I do have cases of other brands on all of my other ipads (x3) within my family, so I do have some good comparisons. The case quality is really nice and I appreciate the clear back and the magnetic latch that closes the lid and holds it nicely. Plus it holds the pencil captive and makes sure that it tags along too. It does indeed protect the ipad well. Now to what I don't like: The way that the magnet holds the stand in a triangle, in order to stand the ipad up... simply sucks. It really does not have a nice holding strength needed to hold it's triangle shape. It collapses easily when touch to bumped when holding at a low angle and I am often annoyed. To the point of where I may consider getting a difference case.

I like the design of this case, they made most of the right decisions. 👍 The good: 👍 The case is very slim and lightweight, I wanted the case to be as slim and light as possible for less fatigue. 👍 The case installs very easily because the material is not too rigid, I start by sliding the corner that has all of the buttons into the case first, then pop the other corners in. 👍 The hard materials on the case are a combination of two: the clear back panel is polycarbonate, it looks good but it will likely yellow over time, if this is a problem you may want to get the other Spigen case that has a TPU back. The black parts are a TPU with a matte finish/feel, feels matte like silicone but not grabby and not rubber flexible. I prefer this type of material over silicone because the grabbiness of silicone catches dust and dirt, makes it annoying to slide in and out of a bag or case, and silicone deteriorates over time: it becomes sticky, discolors and stretches. Silicone can also peel off during a fall compared to a rigid case that maintains its form. 👍 All sides are covered by the TPU, even the pencil "slot". I haven't tested pencil charging because I don't use the Apple Pencil, I also didn't want the weight of an enclosed/dedicated pencil slot (which this case does not have). I've looked at a lot of folio cases, most leave the TPU material off of the pencil slot or leave the TPU off the side of the iPad inboard where the folio flap hinge is, on this case though all sides are covered for maximum protection. I just don't like leaving sides exposed where dust or dirt can scratch the sides of the iPad. 👍 The cut outs for the speaker grills are nice and conservative, with trusses to add rigidity, if they made the cut out one long hole without trusses it would make the TPU on the rim of the hole easy to pull and tear off. 👍 The cut out for the TouchID button/sensor is absolutely spot on, the cut out has beveled edges on all sides so your finger can access the entire sensor, the gap between the sensor and the beveled edges are also equal on all sides, a perfect fit. It fits so well and is so much more comfortable than my last case that I deleted all of my fingerprints in iPadOS and recreated them with this new case for higher accuracy. 👍 The corners of the case have a nice shape even with the extra "air cushion" padding, other cases make them very ugly protruding outward in a way that looks like a hatchet head. The padding on the corners for this case protrude on two axes: they protrude laterally for falls that land directly on the corner, but they also protrude toward the back, so that if it drops onto its back (or you lay it flat on a surface), the clear polycarbonate back is not touching the surface. 👍 The magnetic locking tab for the folio cover can fold over and magnetically lock onto the inside of the folio cover, it's a weak magnetic lock but if you don't touch it or flap the folio cover aggressively it will hold, this way it has somewhere to stay when the folio cover is open and isn't hanging in the wind. 👍 If you're worried the case you ordered will be someone else's used return, it comes in a box that is taped on all sides, you will notice if it's been tampered with. 🤔 The meh: 🤔 The magnetic locking tab for the folio cover is a little hard to peel off the back of the case when you're trying to open the folio cover, there's almost no grip, you either have to slide your fingernail under it and pry, or pull on the loop that the pencil is supposed to be in. If you don't have a pencil in the loop, the loop also sticks out a little awkwardly. 🤔 The volume buttons are covered but have tiny slits above and below each button which I dislike, slits allow dust and dirt in and the material seems plenty flexible enough to do without them. 🤔 The border of material around the perimeter of the screen sticks out quite a ways toward the center of the screen, this gives you added protection on the edges and makes it unlikely for the iPad to pop out. I did notice the corner where the power and volume buttons are, juts toward the center just slightly more (barely perceptible), maybe because they had to alter the mold there for the buttons, the jutting out will apply pressure on a screen protector if you have one and it will start to lift here. I use a tempered glass screen protector so I could see the air bubble forming, I pressed it back down and pushed the corner away a bit and it seems to have stopped and hasn't lifted since. I'm not sure why it hasn't lifted since, my theory is that when an iPad is actually in the case it stretches the case corners outward and over time it stretches out enough that it no longer pushes on the screen protector. If you have a screen protector that's not centered properly this might cause you problems, Spigen advertises that it works with their screen protector so I guess they cut their screen protectors slightly smaller or something. 🤔 The front of the folio cover feels like a matte TPU just like the rest of the case, almost like silicone but not grabby, the back of the folio cover though is "Velo" vegan leather with a texture like that of suede, this suede-like texture is going to be a magnet for dirt, cat hairs, etc. 🤔 If you look at the listing you'll notice the clear polycarbonate panel has protective films on each side, the inside one you should remove, the back side you can technically leave on for protection. They could have left them clear so that users could choose to leave them on for protection, but inexplicably they chose to tile it with obnoxious writing "REMOVE PROTECTION FILM", as if we don't know it's a protection film (there are little peeling tabs where the camera hole is). This was unnecessary, if they want to put a warning they could have put it on one part of the film, not tile it across the entire thing. Polycarbonate scratches easily so having some out of the box protection would have been nice... 🤔 Fresh out of the box this case REEKS, outgasses a stink like fish and ammonia, like those fishy white flowers that bloom during Spring. I wiped the case down with a damp microfiber towel and left it out to air dry, within a few hours the fishy smell went away. I left it out overnight to fully ventilate, it turned into a milder scent that smelled like cardboard mixed with a very slight hint of hotdogs, by now that smell is all but gone as well. The source of the scent appears to be the folio cover, maybe the vegan leather on it. Just expect to air it out. 🧽🧼✨ For cleaning: 🧼 A damp microfiber cloth will go a long way to keep it clean, it will easily clean the front of the folio cover due to its smooth matte texture, for the back of the folio cover it will "comb" any hairs or dust off if you make smooth passes downward. Make sure the cloth is damp, not wet! The suede-like texture of the back of the folio cover will absorb moisture and become wet and soggy, I believe it has pieces of cardboard inside the folio cover so you don't want it to soak or it will warp, you just want to lightly brush stuff off the back of the folio cover. 🧼 The rest of the case also cleans easily with a damp microfiber cloth.