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iBaggs The Traveler Apple iPad 1 Tablet Bag in Beige
Does your daily schedule keep you on the constant go? If so, then consider The Traveler for conveniently transporting the iPad over the shoulder, in the hand, or strapped to a car headrest for backseat display. On those rare occasions you are sitting down at a desk/table, the double kickstand feature will support your device in typing/viewing modes.
Pros
- Loads of features and function
- Dual-purpose hand strap
- Included microfiber wipe
Cons
- Difficult to reach some buttons & ports
- Not the most comfortable typing angle
- Mediocre quality
Overview
Since iBaggs is a small company, they can focus their efforts on creating an outstanding case solution that gives you more bang for your buck. The Traveler is a versatile design for the active iPad 1 user. It features adjustable shoulder and hand-straps, the later of which can be wrapped around a car seat post for backseat display. When your not on the go, there is a built-in kickstand features that opens up to provide support for typing and viewing modes. Aside from all of this, the iPad remains fully-functional while encased.
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Beige |
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IBG002BEG100 |
Features
- Versatile case for people on the move
- Shoulder case, hand-held for viewing, and also a backseat viewer in a car
- Collapsible stand for reading and typing
- Comes in eight colors
Editor's Rating
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| 4.5 | Functionality: Certain tablet buttons and ports are slightly difficult to reach and the hand strap is not the most comfortable either for long-term use. But it is easy to overlook these small distractions when you consider this thing is packed with so many features and multi-purpose functions. |
| 4.0 | Protection: Though the Traveler is without a screen shield, its "Shark Skin" neoprene design protects a majority of the iPad against bumps, scratches and accidental drops. |
| 3.0 | Quality: While The Traveler is well-stitched and sealed, some of the choice components and fasteners are lacking in overall quality. You probably won't feel too unimpressed to bother, but iBaggs does back this product with a 15-day money return guarantee. |
| 3.5 | Value: Some slight changes to design, mechanisms and material quality would make this case an even better value. But the bottom line is that $59.95 is still a worthy investment for the ever so usable and versatile Traveler. |
| 3.8 | Overall: Good With its ability to be used as a table shoulder case, a tablet hand case, a tablet car case, and/or tablet stand, this The Traveler is definitely a best case scenario for the most active iPad 1 users. |
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