Perhaps my favorite thing about it is that it slows down the accumulation of fingerprints. It doesn’t decrease the screen’s sensitivity enough for me to notice. It’s very thin and adds no noticeable weight or bulk to the iPad. More importantly, it feels more like paper, especially when using a stylus. It does look more like paper, with its matte anti-glare appearance. But unlike other paper like screen protectors the ESR version attaches magnetically so you snap on to your screen when it’s time to create then take it off when you’re finished to admire your new masterpiece or catch up on your favourite show with the iPad’s glorious Liquid Retina screen clarity.Īs with the Rebound case I’ve been using the screen protector for a couple of weeks now. It also protects your screen from scratches and reduces fingerprints significantly. This screen protector gives the screen more friction so you have more control. Writing or drawing on your iPad with your finger or stylus does indeed have a more paper-like feel. The ESR Paper-Like Screen Protector delivers on its promises. Paper-Feel Magnetic Screen Protector for the 12.9 Ipad pro.
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On the durability front, So far, so good, the case doesn’t use any rigid materials that might crack over time.īecause this case doesn’t “wrap around” the sides of the you do loose some edge protection but when it came to connecting a hub (as most are made for a naked ipad) the case doesn’t get in the way and the hub fitted nice and snugly.ĮSR makes very good cases, and at their price, you can’t go wrong with the iPad Pro 12.9 Rebound Magnetic Slim Case for £24.99 from Amazon which is a quarter the price of the Apple offering. Plus, there’s a thin “lip” on the cover, which makes it easy to open. And when I fold the flap back, it’s held back by the magnets. I just needed to wiggle it a bit to get it seated correctly, and then I flip the flap over it to hold it in place. My pencil is in a thin sleeve and it connects / charges just fine. And unlike that one, this ESR folio has a flap on the front to hold a pencil (it works nicely with and without one). I have been using the case over the last couple of weeks, it has kept my iPad Pro light and accessible, The case is slim and feels not quite like – but really close to – Apple’s folio. No fiddling with covers or prying up two interlocking pieces.
Just unsnap it from the back of the iPad and it’s off.
The most impressive feature of the Magnetic Slim Case comes from its ease of removal.
It will absorb small wide bumps, but will not likely protect from an edge-on drop from a significant height. The Magnetic Slim Case does not protect the side of the iPad Pro as well as other cases available, but it does offer some protection as it extends slightly beyond the bezels.
ESR Rebound Magnetic Case for iPad Pro 12.9 delivers on Apple’s Magnetic attachment technology at a much lower price than comparable Apple productsīesides the Apple Folio keyboard cases, I have not seen many magnetic cases, but I have to say I like the design of the Rebound Magnetic Slim Case as it hugs the iPad Pro tightly, protecting the front and back of the device while hugging the Apple Pencil securely when the cover is closed.
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