Yeah, they meant iPad. They are one of those Hong Kong based companies that make knock-off accessories. I've bought from them before via eBay. They make decent stuff -- really hard to discern from most of the comparable official "made for..." version.
It's amazing to me that these places can't get such details right. I mean, somebody spent a bunch of time taking those images, uploading them, making the web page... and they can't even get the iPad name right? The language barrier is no excuse... this is not difficult stuff.
I see this kind of thing all the time... just blows my mind that these people can actually get it together enough to manufacture these things if they can't even get the name right.
It's amazing to me that these places can't get such details right. I mean, somebody spent a bunch of time taking those images, uploading them, making the web page... and they can't even get the iPad name right? The language barrier is no excuse... this is not difficult stuff.
I see this kind of thing all the time... just blows my mind that these people can actually get it together enough to manufacture these things if they can't even get the name right.
It's amazing to me that these places can't get such details right. I mean, somebody spent a bunch of time taking those images, uploading them, making the web page... and they can't even get the iPad name right? The language barrier is no excuse... this is not difficult stuff.
I see this kind of thing all the time... just blows my mind that these people can actually get it together enough to manufacture these things if they can't even get the name right.
Seems like a good idea to buy a product that hasn't been able to verify that actually works with the real product. What if they move a port like a quarter inch or something?
Seems like a good idea to buy a product that hasn't been able to verify that actually works with the real product. What if they move a port like a quarter inch or something?