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The Snugg Squared Skinny Fit Apple iPad 2 / 3 / 4 Protective Case
The Squared Skinny Fit is ready to take your iPad 2 or the New iPad 3 out of the office and out onto the streets (well not literally, it’s a backside protector not a force shield). With a motorcycle tire tread aesthetic, and comparable grip, this tablet protector will help your device weave in and out of heavy sidewalk/subway traffic safely, aging better as a result of these daily commutes.
Pros
- Access to all external ports and rear-facing camera
- Amazing grip-ability
- Durable, long-lasting material
- Apple iPad 3 compatible
Cons
- No special features
- No screen protection
Overview
Made of silicone gel material, The Squared Skinny Fit by
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The unique texture allows for a more confident firm grip, while its specially-cut form design allows for clear access and reach to all of the iPad 2/iPad 3 buttons, ports and rear-facing camera. It may be a soft back protector, but it is hard on stopping dirt, scratches, water, bumps, and even drops from harming your device.
Features
- A rugged alternative to the Snugg leather cases with all the great design features of the standard Snugg case
- Ideal for people who take their iPad out of the office and on the road
- Rubberized silicone case designed to protect the vulnerable corners of iPad
- The custom-made shape allows easy access to all the switches and ports
Editor's Rating
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| 3.0 | Functionality: Custom-made shape allows for clear access to all buttons, ports and rear-facing camera without removing it from the case (although if you wanted to the jelly-like form slips easily on and/off). |
| 4.0 | Protection: The material is a bit slick, but the 3D tiled pattern helps improve grip for even greasy and sweaty hands. Your device's edges and backside will be completely shielded against bumps, dings, dirt, scratches and most liquid spills. |
| 4.0 | Quality: Its a simple piece of rubber, but so long as you don't set it on fire, this protector will still be around when the iPad 5 is released. |
| 4.5 | Value: This case emerges from the pack with a rugged texutre and cool looks, and at only $19.99, it takes another step forward in front of the competition. |
| 3.9 | Overall: Good This case may be soft, but it’s not hard on your wallet. A solid choice for protecting your iPad 2 well against all the bumps in the road of your typical daily grind. |
User Rating
"Great texture and grip"
I chose this one for my iPad 2 because of its unique design and great protective qualities. The one-of-a-kind “squared” texture is not just another design catch – it’s a great solution for comfy grip and sturdy protection. I no longer have to worry about the tablet slipping out of my hands.
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