Slim Case for iPad (A16) 11th Generation 11 Inch (2025), iPad 10th Generation 10.9 Inch (2022) with Pencil Holder, Shockproof Clear Hard Back Cover for Women Girls, Green Checkered

Very cute & everything fits including my knockoff Apple Pencil. The screen turns on when I open the case & turns off when I close the case just like with a laptop. The quality is great for the low price.

My new iPad is pink so this pink case looks really nice with it. Great price and liked so much ordered Hubby the blue one. Fits perfectly and made of very sturdy material

Fit perfectly seems well made and as described.

Love the case it fit good and the price was good

Love this product super sleek & fits perfectly on my iPad

Cute simple case , but the back piece to prop up iPad falls a lot it’s not sturdy enough

Perfect case for my new tablet. Not terrible expensive but I like the bright pink. Haven’t found anything really bad about it, I did have to cut the case by the plug port to get my plugs to work. Otherwise awesome case, color and value. It has a clear back that I use stickers to decorate.

This is a very attractive and affordable case for the iPad (A16) 11th Generation 11 inch (2025) and the iPad 10th Generation 10.9 inch (2022). It is made by RONWTIMES. The back of the case is made of clear rigid polycarbonate and the slightly flexible sides, which are still substantial, are made of TPU which I think means Thermoplastic Polyurethane. What this actually means is that the back and sides of the case are very protective and shockproof, which is something I definitely want for a device as expensive as an iPad. The cover, however, is a different matter. The page for this product says that the cover is magnetic and holds the iPad within the case securely. This was not true when I installed my iPad 10th Generation 10.9 inch (2022) inside this case. The base held my iPad securely but the cover was loose and when I carefully turned the case with the iPad inside upside down the cover hung open and did not cover the screen of the device. I do not know if the case I received is defective such that the cover is missing the magnets but it did not function as described on the Amazon product page. The cover also is not rigid as it bends in two places so that it can serve as a viewing stand for the iPad. This also makes the cover of the case less protective because any impact against the cover when the iPad is inside the case with the cover closed will impact the iPad screen and might cause damage. The cover is made of PU leather (faux leather) and it is very pretty - mine is a vibrant pink with twinkling gold stars ⭐️! The case has all of the appropriate cutouts for access to the camera lens, the charging cable insertion port, and so on. The case also has room for an Apple Pencil. As mentioned above, the cover folds to create a stand that permits viewing of the iPad in a horizontal orientation. I found that when I tried to use the stand feature it was not extremely stable and did not work as well as the other case I have that permits stable upright viewing in either the vertical or horizontal orientation. As far as durability goes, the back and surrounding panels of the case should last a long time. The cover should be reasonably durable although there is the potential for eventual failure at the lines of flexibility. I am not sure how the cover is attached to the back - it might be glued and, if this is so, depending on the glue used, this may limit the lifetime of the case. Of course, one must take into account the price of this product: the case I received, which is the Rose Red model, costs $14.99 US excluding tax and shipping (it is also available in Pink for $13.99 US). If you purchase a case from Apple you can expect to pay perhaps $59.99 or more and if you buy from a company like Otterbox the cost is more likely to be between $80 and $90. In choosing a case for a device like an iPad, which is very expensive, you have to decide whether you want to spend a little more to get superior protection or if you are satisfied with the level of protection provided by a less costly case such as the RONWTIMES case discussed in this review. Other reviews of this product have been very positive so, as I indicated earlier in this review, it is possible that I received a defective item although, even if this is true, that does not obviate some of my other concerns described above. In summary, based solely on the case that I received, some elements of this iPad case (the back and sides, the appropriate placements of the cutouts, the Apple Pencil holder) are excellent while others are questionable though attractive (the cover). If you are looking for an extremely affordable case for your iPad 11 or iPad 10 and having something attractive is important to you (or to the individual who you are buying the case for) then this RONWTIMES product might be a good option. Given the previous positive reviews and Amazon’s generous return policy, if you decide to buy this case you may be happy with it and, if not, you can easily return it for another option (Amazon offers a lot of other cases for these models of iPad)! Review by Sue Ratner