ESR Rebound Magnetic Case – Black

• A lightweight case that attaches to your iPad with powerful magnets, folds into a stable trifold stand, and protects against daily wear and tear.
• Strong Magnetic Attachment: powerful magnets ensure a strong lock between case and tablet.
• Durable: crafted with high-quality materials to prolong use to stay looking newer for longer.
• Supports Pencil Pro and Pencil (USB-C): this iPad case fully supports Pencil Pro and Pencil (USB-C) with a recessed side groove for magnetic charging and a magnetic clasp to keep your Pencil secure.

Description

• Tailored for iPad models: maintaining compatibility with Apple’s USB‑C Pencil and Pencil Pro.

• Combines a hard back shell and soft microfiber lining: With a detachable magnetic folio cover that doubles as a trifold stand.

• Strong built-in magnets: securely hold the folio cover, iPad, and Apple Pencil in place.

• Apple Pencil support: magnetic side groove and clasp keep the Pencil charged, stowed, and ready.

• Multi-angle stand: fold the folio into several positions—for typing, drawing, reading, video calls, or media viewing.

• Auto sleep/wake: functionality activates when opening or closing the cover, conserving battery and enhancing convenience.

• Offers all-round protection: reinforced corners, TPU/silicone edges, and raised bezels defend against bumps and scratches.

• Quick-release design: the folio detaches easily, leaving behind a slim protective shell—ideal for handheld use.

• Light and portable: the inner shell weighs ~142 g while the folio adds ~352 g—total around 494 g. Many users find the weight comfortable for everyday use.

• Robust grip and premium feel: TPU edges provide secure handhold without being slippery.

• The ESR Rebound Magnetic Case offers a compelling mix of lasting protection, multi-angle usability, and Apple Pencil-friendly design—ideal for users who switch between tablet-only and desk use. It’s especially praised for its magnetic trim and versatile functionality, though the added weight and thickness may be a trade-off for those seeking ultra-light formats.