SUPCASE for iPad Pro 13 Inch Case M4 2024 7th Generation with Pencil Holder (Unicorn Beetle Pro), [Built-in Screen Protector & Stand] Full-Body Rugged Cover for iPad Pro 13 Inch M4 2024 7th Gen,Arctic

I have tried several iPad Pro 13 cases and this is by far my favorite. The fit is really snug and feels nice and tight. It includes a screen protector which is nice if you want it, though I tore it out on one of my cases because I had the nano texture on one of my iPads. It’s pretty easy to install for what it is considering you don’t want your iPad falling out of the case. It is very easy to hold and feels really heavy duty. I have been using it for over a month and don’t have any scratches in the case yet. The only issue I see is that there aren’t very many colors to choose from. Hopefully they add more colors and some better colors eventually for the iPad Pro 13.

I loved it. I ordered three different types of cases to see which one was the best, and this case is by far the best in ruggedness, features and value for money. It has an industrial drop protection rating, includes a screen protector, and has a protected docking station for the Apple pencil. The new iPad Pro is incredibly thin and has slender margins around the edges making it a bit difficult to hold and not have fingers/thumb interfere with screen entries, and this solves all those problems as it's thicker and has a border making it easy to hold. It also has a screen protector which I was dubious about, but in practice it is spectacular and a great addition making this case even better and really a great value. I should also mention that it is really easy to install on the iPad too, and my wireless USB docking gadget fits in the case opening for the USB C port, a welcome change from my last iPad case. Highly recommended!

2 years and going strong! Easy installation! Durable, and works great!

This case is well built and solid, and I trust it will protect my iPad. When I say solid - I mean it. My “light as a feather” iPad Pro is decidedly heavy with it on. It does have some quirks to - the first is the included screen protector. I’m honestly not at all sure how or why this was included, it does not fit tight to the glass, so it moves a bit when you touch it. It is very glossy and can collect fingerprints from 2 counties over. The second issue is the flap protecting the charging port. The flexible flap does not want to fold back, like you need 3 hands to get the charge cable plugged in. I’m glad that spot wasn’t neglected when in comes to accidents, but if I keep this case on, it may need to be removed or altered. Like I said, overall it’s a good case and should be protects from most things. Be prepared to install a different screen protector too.

Love this case. Bought one for my IPad Air then bought the same line for my IPad Pro when I upgraded. Super easy to install. I use the apple pen frequently and it sits perfectly in the slot. I also have the Magic Keyboard but prefer this case for more heavy duty protection, I just take the back of the case off and it works great. Super easy to take on and off. No issues with scratches or smudges. Love the design, simple and perfect functionality.

This is a durable & reliable IPad Pro case. This is a definitely good buy if you want protection.

It’s a really good and protective case that is definitely worth the money!!

Overall a good case with one big flaw so I can't recommend it. I've used a similar SUP case on an ipad for several years and liked it. But one of the changes in this one is that the Pencil storage slot is completely surrounded by plastic on three sides, and two raised bumps hold the pencil very securely, too securely! It takes a lot of force to push the pencil in, and once in it is impossible to rotate, so if the charging side of the pencil is not aligned with the iPad when you push it in it doesn't charge. I used a rotary tool to carve away the plastic between the pencil and iPad, and now it works like my old SUP case - light pressure to put the pencil in, and the magnet snaps it into charging position every time. I suppose I would have gotten used to putting the pencil in a certain way, and checking to see that it's charging, but I would rather not have to think about that.