The Muse Case for 2018 12.9-inch iPad Pro (Amazon)
The Muse Case for 2018 11-inch iPad Pro (Amazon)
Hands-on: Zugu Muse Case for iPad Pro [Sponsored]
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Quality looks poor, even on the video.
Very nice. I just bought the third generation iPad Pro with smart keyboard last week. Here’s a stupid question if you have time. Occasionally the function key will get hit accidentally and the fn symbol will be on the screen and I can’t figure out how to get rid of it. Hitting function again just brings up another one and get rid of that but not the original one. I’m sure it’s something simple. Help? LOL
How much weight is added to the iPad, does it feel heavier?
lol this probably the ugliest case for iPad Pro yet. Looks cheap outside and the fabric on the inside is horrendous.
I love my Muse case. Best case I ever bought. Not cheap, not ugly and not even heavy. Good video to a great product. I just wish they made a case for the IPad mini.
You should review the Brydge keyboard case for iPad Pro
I had this case and returned it the next day. Not made very well and the design is horrible IMO. Not worth the price.
I would like for see more cases for the iPad Pro especially for 12.9 inch because there isn’t any and screen protectors
Watching this on my iPad Pro 10.5, inside my Zugu Prodigy X
WeeWeeJumbo Same here!
Is there a version w a keyboard?
nice review but it doesnt charge pencil wirelesly but magneticaly
This is the only case I’ve ever used for any iPad.
Hard pass for 1 very important reason. The felt lined screen cover goes face down when propping the iPad up. That means that whatever crud is on the surface of the desk, table, etc. that you set it on can adhere to it potentially scratch your screen when you close it. Bad design 101.
Not compatible with the USB-C adapters
I have this case on my work iPad 11inch pro. This case does not look like much when you get it, but it delivers in sleekness and practicality. The multi viewing angles that this case offers for your iPad Pro is very useful and the fact you can store your Apple Pencil and not have it fall off in your bag is just an added bonus and you can also change your pencil with no problem what’s so ever.
Poor design to have the felt side that protects the screen also face down on a table while open. If you used this out in public at a coffee shop etc. its going to get dirty fast and may damage your screen.
I’m curious, I’ve had the iPad since the first generation released. I’ve never dropped or broken one. Are people really this worried about dropping that they put such an ugly case on? Would not apple care cover a dropped iPad? I don’t know much about Apple care having never had to use it.