It depends on how you plan to use it. I only use my iPad Pro 12.9 + MK at home, so I'm not concerned about side protection. Many of us have skins on our MKs to help protect the MK, and some iPad skins include side protection. If you plan on throwing it into a backpack or regularly using it outside your home, you might want to consider greater protection options.
I would love to try it but I can’t get hold of it Europe. Ordered a coverbuddy abd see how this goes.
It stays around the house 99.9%. For traveling (if that’s ever gonna be possible again) I use a regular 9.7 IPad. I love the feel of the MK and the naked IPad.... DANGER! Since there is no way of getting hold of the Pitaka I ordered a coverbuddy.
Just attached the Coverbuddy...fits great ..doesn’t look too bad (naked is always better) and at least 3/4 of the IPad are kind of protected. Better than nothing....
Exactly, better than nothing is why I’m still using it. But naked is always better.
For how long are you using it? Read reports that the pins tend to break after a couple of months. Any experience with that issue?
The first one I used for about almost two months before one of the pins fell off.
Does this Pitaka increase the weight of the IPP in a noticeable way when paired with the ASF? 90% of my use of my IPP is in portrait orientation and handheld. Thanks.
Was very interested in the Pitaka, but according to their customer service, they don’t recommend using a glass screen with the case as the added thickness won’t allow the MK case to fully close without a significant gap. And having no screen protection is a dealbreaker for me.
So does the CoverBuddy. I use film screen protector (matte), it’s thin enough without interfering with additional thickness for the MK to fully close.
Thanks. I just wanted to know from users if, when combined with the ASF, the iPad using the Pitaka case makes it a bit heavy to use. I am asking because I generally use my iPad in portrait orientation and I am holding it in my hands. This is both indoors and outdoors.
