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PC Treasures Props Apple iPad Folio Case
This slim folio case may not look like much, but it definitely deserves some props! Not only affordably low-priced, but it’s a functional design that lets you enjoy full use of the iPad while enclosed, as well as enhances your device’s usability by converting into a tablet stand for browsing, typing and viewing.
Pros
- Access to all iPad controls and features
- Media easel for typing and viewing
- Magnetic cover for secure closure
Cons
- Dust/lint particles cling to the micro-suede lining
- Stand feature is a tad wobbly for hands-on browsing
- Cheap look and feel
Overview
The Props Folio case is meant to meet the more practical needs of consumers with a very useful solution for an inexpensive price. This polyurethane design features a magnetically sealed cover and smooth micro-suede interior to protect the iPad from bumps, dirt, nicks and scratches.
The device slides easily into a bezel frame and secured with a Velcro flap, a design that leaves open access to all of its important controls and features. The integrated tablet stand is easy to set-up, to do so, simply fold the cover back and slip it into the sewn-on tab.
Specifications
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Dimensions
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9 x 3.5 x 12 in (WDH) |
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Type
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Tablet
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Brand
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Color
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Black |
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SKU
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GNR038BLK100 |
Depending on how the case is positioned on a level surface, it gives you one angle for browsing, typing and/or viewing. While standing upright, it did wobble a bit when I pressed apps on the screen, but this feature is predominantly quite stable for all other purposes.
Features
- Richly textured PU leather construction
- Specifically designed for iPad 1
- Precise openings for ports, speakers, and cameras
- No need to remove from case to enjoy full use of tablet
- Protective front cover easily converts to an easel stand
- Magnetized seal for secure closure
Editor's Rating
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| 3.5 | Functionality: Connecting the cover with the tab insert creates just one basic angle, but it gives you stable support for both typing and hands-free viewing. This design has precise openings for the home button, on/off switch, volume rocker, dock-port, headphone-jack, speakers and camera. |
| 4.0 | Protection: This magnetic tablet case is a scratch/stain-resistant PU leather design that will provide your device the full-body protection it needs to sustain everyday wear and tear. |
| 3.5 | Quality: “PU” is not only short for polyurethane, but it’s also my reaction to the manufacturing-plant smell this design gives off. The overall look and feel is rather cheap, and although textured, the glossy exterior is not the easiest to grasp firmly. |
| 3.5 | Value: It’s quality and usability may be basic, but thankfully so is the $19.95 price tag. |
| 3.6 | Overall: Okay Although it may not look like anything special, I have to give my props to this solution that provides all the basic function and protection you need for one amazing low price. |
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