BMOUO iPad Air 5th/4th Generation Case (10.9”, 2022/2020), iPad Pro 11 Case 2022/2021/2020, Shockproof [360 Rotating Stand] [Hand Strap] [Pencil Holder] Kids Case for iPad Air 5/4,iPad Pro 11”, Purple

Excellent product way beyond my expectations! I loved the color,durability and design! Definitely would order again. Tricky to get on but then it’s super strong! Highly recommend. Fast delivery, good communication!

I was worried it wouldn’t fit my goddaughter iPad because I had brought her one prior to buying her iPad an the case didn’t fit. I was iffy if this one was gonna fit & surprise it did an it has a place for her iPad pen which is nice.

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This case has been the best tablet case we've ever purchased, and we haven't even used the strap. My daughter is able to use the kick stand and put it away on her own (she's 5), and she loves to put her hand in the little loop on the back. The case is easy to install if you follow instructions, and I don't have any issues with the charging port. Love love love!

We bought this cover for a 2022 iPad Air. Great combination and fits very snugly.Our preschool aged kid is able to pull some of the rubber bumpers out of the plastic shell if they try hard, but they can be pushed back in.After a few weeks of consistent use the rubber charging port cover fell off (also after a lot of fiddling by the kid), but that does not affect its performance. Just makes it a little more susceptible to dust and liquid damage.We didn't bother fitting the carrying strap since we usually have a bag to stuff it in, but that part seems sturdy enough for normal use.Only two real complaints:First is that the viewing angle when using the back stand is not ideal. The tablet is too flat. Its not angled up enough to be visible when your eye level is near the table height. I can see why they did this, that way the handle and stand can be rotated 360 degrees on the back mount. And that is a useful feature too, so I can live with it anyways. It works good on a coffee table or low kids table, but regular dinner table or airplane tray table viewing is not great.Also, the volume buttons are tricky. They work fine, but only when you can actually find them. They do have inserts in the plastic cover so that when you push on the little rubber nubs on the outside it does very effectively push the correct volume button on the actual table, but the nubs are tiny and are the exact same color as the rest of the rubber bumpers. You cannot see them at all, so you have to either know where they are by looking at the orientation of the iPad (which is difficult because the case covers most distinguishing features of the iPad), or just feel for them by touch. Virtually impossible for a kid to do it intentionally without a lot of practice. Maybe that is a good thing that kids can't crank it up on their own? But can be frustrating when you want to quiet it quickly and fumble around to find the right button.Life Pro Tip for parents: Use the Guided-Access features of the iPad to lock the tablet into a specific app, and lock the volume, brightness, and power settings. Keeps kids from intentionally (or accidentally) changing the settings or going to some other app or the internet or something when you aren't paying attention.

The case was hard to put together but I got it . . The straps was not successful for me & also mines did not come with no pin to it , this shipment was horrible paid extra for fast shipping , when I did not receive what I was looking for . . I give it 5/10

My kids love it and I’m thinking about getting me one

Stand doesn’t hold up half the time and also the angle that it sits at with stand needs improvement. Volume button gets stuck so you have to fight with it to get volumes to go down.