Let Me Share w/ You My Thought Process in Deciding iPad Cases/Protection

[abulldog]

One quick question I forgot to add glen. Did you have any fit problems with the clear cover over the iCarbons?

 

[christof]

Sorry to make your life more complicated

After messing around with it for a little while, I'm finding that it's actually starting to get a little more cooperative...maybe the material just needs to stretch out a bit. It's very suede-y, FYI. Anyway, here are some photos of the Maki in action:

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Thanks for the photos of the Incase Maki Sleeve for iPad. I assume you've had a chance to use the [new] iPad with it for a few days now. How has it held up? Does lint become a huge factor with the sleeve since the suede catch a lot of lint? Are the magnets in the sleeve stable enough to hold iPad in both video viewing position and also typing position? Does the plastic of the sleeve seem cheap? Does the interior lining do a good job of removing screen fingerprints or scratch iPad in any way? Does the overall build seem of good quality with few opportunities for the sleeve to fall apart at seams? Does the sleeve stay shut and hold iPad securely? Thanks! I've seen no reviews of Maki anywhere, so your opinion would be immensely helpful.

 

[drober30]

I think the more you use an ipad, the more you will not worry about having to have the ultimate in thinness....like we all had at first. I too felt the need for "naked" but that wore off quickly. There certainly is too much - for me like an otterbox - or a moleskin, but a normal case like the lexington or similar is fine after a while....for me...

Agreed, and I enjoy propping t up on a table when in use instead of holding it. If I'm sitting at a table/booth with onlookers, I just put it in the typing position.