URBAN ARMOR GEAR UAG Designed for iPad Pro 13" Case (7th Gen, 2024, M4) A2926, A2925, A3007 Adjustable Multi-Angle Viewing Stand Auto Sleep/Wake Folio Cover w/Pencil Holder, Metropolis SE Olive

Perfect as all my previous cases from UAG. The only thing I can complain about is that in the design the turn on/ off screen button is a little bit hidden for my taste. It is not that accesible. But for the rest. I would not trust any other company for safe keeping my iPad from falls and protection. Nobody does it like this guys.

Great case, sturdyI did have a little difficulty snapping in the iPad , had to use a device to get it snap into corner , once that was done it fit perfectly

Just started using it, easy to apply and adjust positions and light weight

I usually had a Zugu case in the past, but they still don’t have anything out, so I tried two versions of the ESR cases the Shift and Hybrid Rebound. Hated both of them instantly and soon and I took them out of the box. Big bulky and heavy.What is the point of having the lightest iPad Pro at 1.28lbs if you have a 1.62lb case on it.It felt like a brick. I’m mostly watching movies, playing games or listening to music while browsing the web while on the bed or in my recliner. That extra weight bugs your wrists after a while. I have no use for the several viewing modes, but I’m sure plenty of people like to use their iPad on a table.The Apple folio case was slightly more, didn’t protect the sides of the iPad and had no pencil holder. The Torro case is made leather materials looked nice, cost about the same as this one, but you have to pay another $16 for a magnetic sleeve to stick to the outside of the case for the apple pencil pro. No Thank You.I like that the Zugu Case & ESR higher tier cases have a pocket to hold your pencil, but it definitely isn’t a deal breaker. My pencil fits nice in the space provided and the strap closes to keep my pencil secure when I’m not using it.This case feels much lighter as well at 1.1lbs. The texture of the case feels premium as well. Not that the other cases were bad quality, the weight was my main issue.Don’t pay attention to the label that says iPad 12.9” 2024. My UAG case fits my iPad perfectly with plenty of protection in the corners.Love this case.

Good, but there are better ones. Stand is not as solid as others.

The media could not be loaded. The cover lap can't be removed, when you fold it back to use the iPad like a book, it flops all over the place. Very uncomfortable to hold. It's also hard to get it to stand up right. it looks good and hold the pencil. which way I gave it three stars. if they made the fold over cover removable it would be much better.

Overall can't really complain about the product, it is as advertised, always expect good quality from UAG however for me there is 3 issues :-pen will always get knocked from the holder and risk loosing it, the little flap doesn't provide any kind of extra holdong power.-the "hinge" is so high up in the back rhat when you try to grabthe tablet vertically I always end up needing to use my 2 hands to accommodate the folio part in the back so its very uncomfortable to just grab it and expect to have the cover folding back by itself.- in its horizontal position to use all the 6 angles you always end up with little flap thing in the way of your view, also mone of the positions hold solid, wish there was a little magnet that will allow you to pick it up and place it somewhere else without having to use both hands to hold the position you may have it.But despite these 3 thing that may not be an issue with everyone the case is solid, great build quality, fits perfectly althou if I could i would return it but since I trew away the case and everything I'm just going to learn to live with it.

I will be returning this and my new iPhone case by UAG. The older versions were both higher quality and cheaper. So shockingly I'm paying alot more for a far inferior product - Wowwww!