Looking for a lightweight case. Needs to have multiple viewing angles for typing, watching and using it in my lap. I thought about Moft one but people complain about the magnets being weak. Suggestions?
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Torras ($49) - hinge seems appealing, but no rubber to protect against scratching surfaces / don't need the pencil holder always protruding out
TORRAS Ostand for iPad Pro 11 inch Case 2025 M5/ 2024 M4, Slim Bend-Proof, Invisible Adjustable Portrait/ Landscape Stand, Any-Angle Viewing, Hard Back Shell, Supports Pencil Pro/ USB-C, Black
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ESR ($29) - two piecer, seems versatile to use in TPU like case by itself or magnetically attach to Smart Folio-esque thing
ESR for iPad Pro 11 inch case (2024, 5th generation) with pen holder, removable magnetic cover, vertical stand, rebound 360 series, black
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So far while they all look compelling, the ESR seems like a good bang for buck and versatility may be what I'm opting for.
Others who have considered some of these, why did you go with one over the other?
think I'm going to rule out the more basic ProCase/Spigen types that are clear back and smart magnet front attached but I've had those before including for mini 7 (that's on rotation with my ESR that has a metal stand that DOES have rubber to prevent scratching surfaces, open face TPU) to do something different this time, but that's always a good fall back of sorts.
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