- Rotatable back cover acts as kickstand to prop iPad for hands-free horizontal or vertical viewing.
- Tilt iPad for customized viewing angles with case's rubber steps
- Protect iPad from front to back against minor bumps, drops, and scratches
- Case gives full access to device features while using a Magnet flap closure
- Animal friendly materials
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Customize your iPad's view with the JAVOedge Fiber Axis Case for iPad. Prop up your iPad for hands-free viewing in a horizontal or vertical position. Tilt the angle of your iPad for better viewing. A magnet flap closure offers hassle-free access to your iPad. Case design includes access to iPad control and outlets while encased inside. The JAVOedge Fiber Axis Case for iPad exterior is wrapped in a contrasting patterned canvas and synthetic leather. The JAVOedge Fiber Axis Case for iPad is stylish functionality for your iPad's on-the-go needs.
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10 of 12 people found the following review helpful
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The concept for this case is wonderful. iPad really needs the ability to sit at an angle in both portrait and landscape mode. I wanted a case that was as thin as possible, looked professional and allowed me to place the iPad at the proper writing and typing angle in either orientation. On the first point, the case is much thicker than necessary and they then add a ridiculous logo emblem that only increases bulk and gets caught on things. Notwithstanding the emblem, the case is attractive and the iPad can easily be removed when you want just the iPad. HOWEVER, the main feature of this case, the ability to rotate and display on an angle in either orientation, DOES NOT WORK. Yes, it rotates. But, once you establish the orientation and attempt to lock it into a given angle, the locking mechanism (a series of little curbs against which the lower edge of the case is supposed to catch) cannot withstand normal use of the iPad. If all you want is to "display" your iPad at varying angles, this case will do that. But, if you expect to actually touch the upper part of the screen, any normal pressure dislodges the bottom edge from the chosen curb and the case collapses to the flat position. Great concept. Pathetic execution. Do not buy this case. JAVOedge needs to re-engineer and try again.
6 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I bought the Apple iPad case to protect my new iPad while I shopped for a better one. CNET recommended this case as an early favorite, so I pre-ordered.
The Fiber Axis case is better in every way than the Apple case, except one. It is:
1. More attractive: I like the magnetic closure and the textured design. The Apple case material shows EVERY smudge, and they aren't easily removed.
2. More protective: This case is padded (unlike the Apple case). And while more of the edges of the iPad are unprotected with this case, the corner guards seem to do a decent job of keeping them from contacting the outside world).
3. Easier to use: The iPad essentially snaps into this case, and it seems to be held snugly. It is difficult to insert and extract the iPad from the Apple case (lots of pulling and shoving involved).
4. More versatile: I LOVE the ability to prop the iPad up in both portrait and landscape mode. The Apple case only props in landscape mode, and the mechanism for this seems flimsy and childish in comparison with the Fiber Axis system - it's like folding in the top of a cereal box to close it.
So where does the Apple case beat the Fiber Axis case? Propping the iPad is nice, but how do I (and I assume most iPad users) typically use their new toy? With the case cover folded back behind the iPad and held in the hands (or cradled in one arm). The Apple case easily and neatly folds behind the iPad in this mode. The same brilliant mechanism that lets you prop the Fiber Axis case in two directions also makes the front cover want to rotate when flipped behind the iPad, and it doesn't fold neatly.
The Fiber Axis case is better in every way than the Apple case, except one. It is:
1. More attractive: I like the magnetic closure and the textured design. The Apple case material shows EVERY smudge, and they aren't easily removed.
2. More protective: This case is padded (unlike the Apple case). And while more of the edges of the iPad are unprotected with this case, the corner guards seem to do a decent job of keeping them from contacting the outside world).
3. Easier to use: The iPad essentially snaps into this case, and it seems to be held snugly. It is difficult to insert and extract the iPad from the Apple case (lots of pulling and shoving involved).
4. More versatile: I LOVE the ability to prop the iPad up in both portrait and landscape mode. The Apple case only props in landscape mode, and the mechanism for this seems flimsy and childish in comparison with the Fiber Axis system - it's like folding in the top of a cereal box to close it.
So where does the Apple case beat the Fiber Axis case? Propping the iPad is nice, but how do I (and I assume most iPad users) typically use their new toy? With the case cover folded back behind the iPad and held in the hands (or cradled in one arm). The Apple case easily and neatly folds behind the iPad in this mode. The same brilliant mechanism that lets you prop the Fiber Axis case in two directions also makes the front cover want to rotate when flipped behind the iPad, and it doesn't fold neatly.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
Good, solid case that also functions as a stand. The pivot feature is cool; allows you to view the screen horizontal and vertical. Quality material and workmanship. I would buy this again. The only negative, the tab which closes the case naturally flops over the screen when you use the stand, but you can tuck it in behind the case during viewing.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Excellent with minor quibbles
I purchased this after reading several reviews. I believe they are generally correct. It is anexcellent, durable product. Read more
Published 11 months ago by James
Versatile, well-constructed folio-style iPad case -- and looks good,...
I've been living day-to-day with this case since last October, and am very impressed overall with the design and the construction. Read more
Published 14 months ago by maxl31
Great idea but failed to implement
the case works great, until u want to touch the ipad. the slots that are suppose to hold it in place do not work once u touch the ipad, it falls over. Read more
Published 18 months ago by Michael A. Guglielmo
Ipad Case
Great lightweight option for Ipad, excellent viewing options. Makes it easy to take with the kids.
Published 19 months ago by michaellew16
Very Good Product , for hands free video watching
The product lived up its expectation. The IPad becomes a bit heavy with the case. But it gives great flexibility . Read more
Published 19 months ago by K. Gopalakrishnan
Clumsy
The cover is always in the way. Doesn' t fold out of the way. Readily.
Published 19 months ago by Rocky
Screen smudges are downfall
If it weren't for the screen smudges left behind due to the 3 different stops, then this would be an awesome product.
Published 20 months ago by Paul S. Okstad
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