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I'd like to share this information with those who might be interested in purchasing a dodocase:
https://dodocase.zendesk.com/entrie...dge-of-the-front-cover-and-the-top-surface-of
After looking at some reviews I had an issue with how there was a slight gap between the spine and left top surface and the ipad but I found out that it is an intentional design with a good reason for it.
Plus the fact that they added a smart cover function won me over.
After looking at a lot of reviews for the dodocase, portenzo, and P&Q octavo I decided to settle for the dodocase.
From what I gathered the portenzo might be a little better quality wise but several factors convinced me to go with the dodocase instead. Hopefully I don't regret choosing it over the portenzo.
Can I get some opinions from someone who used both or either?
own both and won't do it again...if you take the pad in an out a lot and travel with it, prepare for it to fall out after 6 - 8 months...never again..plywood warps...
Given iPad 3 comes equipped with better camera and no camera hole on DODOcase, I can see taking iPad in and out would be more frequent.
I was expecting some improvements especially on the corner grips over the past few years since the introduction of the first iPad but, they kept the same exact flawed design and threw in expensive designer editions.
The support team can say whatever they can say to cover up the flawed design. The gap, slipping iPad, warping bamboo cradle, etc. Take it with a grain of salt.
Don't judge a book by its cover. Caveat emptor.
I'd like to share this information with those who might be interested in purchasing a dodocase:
https://dodocase.zendesk.com/entrie...dge-of-the-front-cover-and-the-top-surface-of
After looking at some reviews I had an issue with how there was a slight gap between the spine and left top surface and the ipad but I found out that it is an intentional design with a good reason for it.
Plus the fact that they added a smart cover function won me over.
After looking at a lot of reviews for the dodocase, portenzo, and P&Q octavo I decided to settle for the dodocase.
From what I gathered the portenzo might be a little better quality wise but several factors convinced me to go with the dodocase instead. Hopefully I don't regret choosing it over the portenzo.
Can I get some opinions from someone who used both or either?