That would be great!
Thanks
Here they are. These are the iPad Air versions.
As you can see, the pad is encased in a TPU/rubber-like bumper rather than snapped into a shell.
A bit surprisingly, the Dux is only a smidgen larger and thicker than the Studio. I thought the former would be noticeably larger due to its protective aim, but it isn't. I didn't really notice any weight difference either.
The Studio is not a rugged-style case, and I didn't set out looking for one in particular either. The Dux caught my eye because it seemed like a good case, not because it was rugged. I always like to see things in person first, and the random chance to do that at the Apple store was very helpful.
I got them both to compare, and for me, I like the Dux better, and the blue over the red as well. I wanted to avoid the mundane black for this case at least.
I also like the smaller cutouts on the Dux, as well as the textured rubber finish on the cover. The Studio has a smooth matte finish on the cover and a rubberized matte shell; I think both might be more apt to show wear and tear over time. The clear polycarbonate back on the Dux could, too, but that isn't as much of a factor for me.
The tab on the Dux is easier to grab and open the cover. The long flap on the Studio is more flush with the shell, and the soft edge gives a little before hitting the rigid insert.
Can't speak of durability yet, but the most vulnerable areas seem to be the attachment point for the cover, and its edges. If it ever does become detached, at least the design allows for an easy fix with some stronger adhesive.
That said, the Studio isn't a bad case. One could do worse for $30. But for me at least, I prefer its sibling, and will be taking advantage of Zappos' free returns.
