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Good news is - the reseller received the returned case yesterday and apologized. He said he never had it happen before and blamed himself for not checking the case before he sent it to me. I'm hoping to receive a good quality replacement. I really like the design of this case and the leather although spotted from the dying or tanning process was treated so that not only did it feel good but appeared like it would not easily pick up fingerprints or soil. So keeping my fingers crossed for a good quality replacement - will update again. |
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http://www.cmstore-usa.com/wake-up-f...agnetic-cover/ Has a hard shell back and leather front. Fits the 2 and (barely) the New. Nt exactly what you are describing but super thin and functional. |
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My problem is not only finding the perfect case for me, but getting a case with decent quality. I've sent a number of cases back for defects in the workmanship or quality. I guess I'll chaulk it up to the manufacturers all trying to produce quickly once they got the new specs for the new iPad. Each of the sellers seems real surprised and says they've never seen anything like it when they get the defective cases back. I guess I just must unlucky when it comes to cases. The good news is that at least my iPad has been super at the get go - no defects or problems with screen discoloration like so many else complain about in these forums. Still waiting on my replacement red leather Jisoncase and the iCarer leather in Brown. I'll give feedback once I receive them. |
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I also really like the leather on this case. It feels and smells good. If it is PU leather like others have said, it's actually as nice a grade as I've had on some of my expensive purses and they are leather. So if this case is PU, they did a good job faking leather. Magnets are perfect to hold the case shut but not so much as to turn off the iPad in book mode. Surprisingly, I think this Yoobao is going to be one f my favorite cases. |
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I have a Knomo case for my iPad 2. They make one or the third iPad as well, though I'm guessing it's the same as the two and they've just marketed it or the three.
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I was able to hold and study one first hand in one of the local apple stores, which was a 13" mac air case/envelope, and it was "A" grade hide, likely 3 oz cowhide and vegetable tanned. Nice finish, the stitching was well done, and the internal material was a soft non-abrasive fabric that looked like it would not easily tear. It was $79, and certainly one of the better leather cases I've seen. Last edited by transphasic; May 14, 2012 at 06:43 PM. |
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The Luardi case looks pretty interesting and says that it is Italian leather with no seams. The photos don't show any stitching so it's hard to tell how it is assembled. The leather part actually looks like one piece but it's hard to tell how they would get it to have any rigidity without something inside the leather.
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The Knomo case looks pretty good, but it seems the back of the case isn't leather, rather a hard shell polymer. Other manufacturers follow this approach as well. It does allow them to produce a folio at a more reasonable price, but I'm still hoping for a full leather case. Knomo provides good all around protection though with all the right cutouts rather than opting to leave cases open ended and vulnerable to dings. The search goes on....
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Truly for me, the quality of the cases and leather is where most of the cases have fallen short for me. It's really weird cause at least for me, I've found the cheap Yoobao to be of better quality than most of the others. Now I haven't tried the Melko or the Vaja cases but the Jisoncase and the iCarer were both just awful. I tried two Jisoncases and both were all discolored looking leather and the interior linings were wrinkled and puckered. The iCarer was stiff and extremely paper thin. Still would like to see some reviews and actual real life photos of the Melko. |
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I swear by Piel Frama. I've had it for everything. iPhone, all iPads so far, Kindle, iPod, Galaxy Note, Blackberry.
They're awesome. Better quality than Sena, Vaja, Beyza. And customer service is brilliant.
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After a Portenzo... I decided to go thin and easily removable, in order to use Logitech's ultrathin keyboard case when needed. I sold the Portenzo and got the Invellop. So much lower profile than the Portenzo - Easy to hold - Magnetic cover works - And the iPad is easy to get in and out. Even if I have to replace it in the future, the $25 shipped price via amazon, can't be beat.
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http://zenuscase.net/ipad/zenus-new-...io-series.html
This case looks pretty good : Genuine leather, nicely sewn, full protection, cradle iPad fit and smart cover. A little pricey but interesting ! |
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I've kept some but returned many as either the cases were not at all as shown in the photos or were really poor quality.

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