The folks at Cooper Cases are apparently quite proud of this tablet folio case: After all, it’s described as both “Infinite” and “Universal” in its lofty name. And in a few aspects, Cooper’s pride may be justified. Unfortunately, too many generic features (including the look) detract from the overall product.
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Yoobao iPad 2 Lively Case in White
Keep up your iPad 2’s slender and slim figure with the Lively Case for iPad 2 by Yoobao. The sleek, professional case is paper-thin but still protects. With the Lively Case, you can easily stand up the tablet for typing, viewing or enjoying your favorite game. The case also has integrated magnets that take full advantage of Apple’s sleep/awake technology.
Pros
- Great price
- Convertible stand
- Super thin
Cons
- Cannot stand up in portrait mode
- Doesn’t lie completely flat after long-time use
- Minor stitching flaw
Overview
Don’t let your iPad 2 lose its figure—keep it looking fit and young with Yoobao’s ultra thin Lively Case. Custom fit for your iPad 2, it has detailed cutouts for full access to all buttons and ports on your tablet. The iPad 2 slips in relatively easily and is held inside the case by an envelope-style flap while the front cover secures shut with its built-in magnet mechanism (love it). Fold back the front cover to convert the case into a stand for easy typing and viewing. The inside cover features a soft lining to prevent scratching and dust collection, while the front and back are constructed from rugged material to bring good protection at an affordable price.
Specifications
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10.1 x 8 x 0.6 |
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Tablet
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Color
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White |
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SKU
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YOO002WHT100 |
Features
- Built for for Apple iPad 2
- Proper fit and protection against shock, damage, dust and particles
- Built-in magnets draw the smart cover to Apple's iPad 2 for a perfect fit
- Protects, wakes up, stands up, and brightens up iPad 2
- Cut outs allow access to ALL ports, switches, speakers, and sensors
- The easy slip-in design makes it easy to install and remove
Editor's Rating
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| 3.5 | Functionality: I’ve never been a fan of the kickstand flap on some cases, but it does provide a solid typing base and sturdy position for viewing. Unfortunately the wide lip around the edge of the case makes it difficult to use the volume rocker and the hole for the headphone jack is difficult to use. |
| 4.0 | Protection: The micro-fiber inside protects your iPad 2’s display and edges while the durable exterior cover and back will keep the iPad 2 safe from any impact. It offers slight protection against drops or major bumps. |
| 3.5 | Quality: The case is built from good quality material, with only the odd string poking out from the stitching. The faux leather seems to be long-lasting and won’t show scuffing easily. |
| 3.5 | Value: For $27.95, this is a superbly priced case-plus-stand. Easily, this is the most cost-effective combo case out there. All things considered, you cannot find a cheaper folio-style out there! |
| 3.6 | Overall: Okay With this case you get suitable protection and a tablet stand made up in a lively and slender case that keeps your iPad 2 looking good. The price for value is stunning—don’t let this one slip by! |
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