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Description
- [Compatibility] Supports Pencil Pro/Pencil(USB-C). Designed for iPad Air 11-Inch M3/M2 (2025/2024), iPad Air 5th/4th generation (10.9-inch, 2022/2020 Model). Fit iPad Models: A3266 / A3267 / A3270 / A2902 / A2903 / A2904 / A2588 / A2589 / A2591 / A2324 / A2072 / A2316 / A2325. Please Go to Settings > General > About, then tap the Model Number field to reveal the A model number
- [Quality Materials] Built with a premium PU leather exterior and a soft TPU inner back. Highly protect your iPad against scratches and drops. Durable, classic and comfortable to touch
- [Convenient to Use] This leather case allows you to adjust the iPad to multiple viewing angles. And precise cutouts make it easy for you to control all the features and buttons
- [Auto Wake/Sleep] Wake on open and sleep on close. In addition, built-in pencil holder on the right side allows you to securely store and charge your Pencil in the slot
- [Multi-Function] A large front pocket to store cards, cash, notes and so on. Also come with an exterior elastic strap to fix iPad tightly to the case, and the adjustable inner hand strap helps you firmly hold your iPad
John Young –
So glad I found this case. far better than my last.
Patricia Thompson –
Love the case. Good fit and quality. Happy with my purchase
Deborah Ward –
I highly recommend
Rashmi Timothy –
Good fit and nice to look at.
KK –
Excellent product. easy for ipad to fit into. like the option for different angles. It was easy to make the right case selection from the drop down options.
Abygail –
More than I expected! Great quality and cute!
Barbydoll –
The case is very professional and classy looking. It seems to be good protection for the IPad.
Molina –
Look fancy.
Julie Kranitz –
Great cover. Yes it’s a little challenging initially to get the ipad in but once its in. its secure and works great. The color is wonderful and you won’t lose your pencil and it will be charged when you need it. What else can you ask for? I definitely recommend!
RANA –
Excellent product. great service