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product_id: 1892066
title: "OTTERBOX DEFENDER SERIES Case for iPad 2/3/4 Alpenglow (Peony Pink/Gunmetal Gray)"
brand: "otterbox"
price: "€ 8.59"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 7
url: https://www.desertcart.fi/products/1892066-otterbox-defender-series-case-for-ipad-2-3-4-alpenglow
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# 97" compatibility easy-clean screen protector 3-layer protection OTTERBOX DEFENDER SERIES Case for iPad 2/3/4 Alpenglow (Peony Pink/Gunmetal Gray)

**Brand:** otterbox
**Price:** € 8.59
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🦸‍♀️ Defend Your Device in Style!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** OTTERBOX DEFENDER SERIES Case for iPad 2/3/4 Alpenglow (Peony Pink/Gunmetal Gray) by otterbox
- **How much does it cost?** € 8.59 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.fi](https://www.desertcart.fi/products/1892066-otterbox-defender-series-case-for-ipad-2-3-4-alpenglow)

## Best For

- otterbox enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted otterbox brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Sleek Aesthetics:** Stylish design in Peony Pink and Gunmetal Gray that complements your professional vibe.
- • **Effortless Access:** Designed for complete access to all ports and functions, keeping you connected.
- • **Lifetime Warranty:** Includes OtterBox's limited lifetime warranty for peace of mind.
- • **Ultimate Protection:** Engineered with 3 layers to safeguard your iPad from drops and impacts.
- • **Built-In Screen Shield:** Protects against scratches while simplifying installation and cleaning.

## Overview

The OTTERBOX DEFENDER SERIES Case for iPad 2/3/4 offers robust protection with a stylish design, featuring a built-in screen protector, three layers of defense, and a lifetime warranty, ensuring your device stays safe and functional.

## Description

Full description not available

## Features

- Compatible with iPad 2/3/4
- Size-97"Assembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H) -1030 x 810 x 150 Inches
- Robust silicone - durable and absorbs impact force
- Built-In screen protector - simplifies installation, protects from scratches and is easy to clean
- Includes OtterBox limited lifetime warranty (see website for details)
- Robust silicone - durable and absorbs impact force
- Built-In screen protector - simplifies installation, protects from scratches and is easy to clean
- Engineered design is inspired by the new iPad - ergonomics accommodate natural use
- Aesthetics - textures and styling in combination with high quality materials create an attractive protective solution
- Port protection with complete access to all functions through case - blocks dust and debris from ports which lengthens the life of the device
- 3 layers of protection
- Access to all ports and functions

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Very protective iPad case, and cover-stand gives great viewing/typing angles.
  

*by A***N on Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2013*

03/2015: Can Otterbox be any better? Even though I purchased this item in January 2013, they are still sending me a replacement rubberized back cover after my dock connector tab finally broke of. I consider this above-and-beyond what I would expect, and certainly makes a $90 case a great investment. Had I opted to go with a cheap case, without such warranty support, I would have replaced it twice by now. Fantastic service, Otterbox!12/2014: Otterbox has GREAT customer service. I inquired about getting a replacement screen cover for mine (it was scratched up pretty badly) and they covered it under warranty. Awesome On the downside, the back case has a flap that protects the dock connector. It gets opened and closed every day as I charge it, and finally broke off.12/16/2013 Update: My iPad fell off a wasit-high table and seems just fine - but a corner broke off the snap on front protector/stand. A quick web chat with Otterbox reveals they have a one year warranty that will replace the part, and all I had to do was take two photos showing all the pieces (which required taking the iPad out of the Otterbox) and they are FedExing a replacment. Great customer service. I guess, like luggage damaged during flight, the device did its job protecting the iPad -- but hopefully this won't happen again. I have also had to remove the iPad from the case two more times to clean it out, as dust manages to get in between the screen protector and iPad screen. I still very much like this case.10/14/2013 Update: I still enjoy this case and use the back cover/stand all the time. But, dust and dirt has gotten in all along the top. I expect it comes in around the hole for the front facing camera. I finally had to take it apart to clean off the screen again and the inside of the screen protector. The case is certainly not sealed, but it has done a great job protecting the iPad from quite a few drops over the past few months.---I have reviewed several cases for different model iPads, but this is my first experience with a "rugged" case. I have reviewed several cases from Amazon, so you can check my other reviews to find out more about what I like or dislike when it comes to iPad cases.I have owned an original iPad for the past 2.5 years, and tried various cases for. I kept going back to the original Apple Case because I liked the simplicity and how easily it turned in to a typing stand (at a slight angle) or a video watching stand. You could even set it on its side to watch in portrait mode. Other cases just didn't have this flexibility, and I used the typing stand mode daily.Recently, I took my iPad out of its Apple case and noticed it had some rather bad blemishes on three of the corners, and a few other edge scrapes and even some bending. Apparently, the times I have accidentally dropped my iPad did do some damage. It looks like I wouldn't be able to sell this 2010 iPad for "$252 on average" (current price they are going on e-Bay). Because of this, I began looking in to rugged cases.I saw a this case and two other brands at a local store, all in the $100 price range. This case was most interesting to me because it came with a cover that could snap on and protect the screen. I often carry my iPad in a bag where it could have the screen rub up against other items, so this is important to me.Another nice feature is that, while it has a hole on the back to show off the Apple logo, it is covered with clear plastic, as is the front. Other ports have rubberized flaps that cover them up, protecting them from dust or rain drops. The only exposed ports on the iPad are the front facing camera, rear camera, microphone and speaker. There are other cases that offer "military grade" protection including being waterproof -- this case makes no such claims. Beyond liking the snap off front cover, one waterproof case actually didn't cover the screen. Instead, it locked around it with a rubberized seal leaving the glass display exposed. Waterproof, but no extra protection against scratches.Getting the iPad in to this case was a bit tricky at first. The Egyption pictograph included in the box sent me off to the OtterBox website to watch a much more informative video of how to take it apart and insert the iPad. The case has a back part, a front frame, and a rubberized shell that must be snapped together around the iPad. Getting the iPad in and out of the case is doable, but not quickly or easily -- it requires unsnapping several clip connectors and wrangling the rubber edges off the frame. Make sure your screen is clean before assembling so you don't find yourself needed to open it all back up to clean it later.The case is large and bulky and adds considerable weight to the iPad. I didn't feel like it would be as easy to carry everywhere, but I found it not that bad when I got used to it. I have not done any drop tests, but it claims to protect a six foot drop. I hope that means it won't bend up, rather than "your iPad will still work even if it gets damage."The front cover pops off and has a small stand in it that flips in to two positions. One allows you to rest the iPad in landscape mode at a nice typing angle, and the other side lets it stand more vertical in portrait mode. Very nice and just what I am used to.The dock connector and headphones are behind rubber flaps that have to be opened, so it's not as easy to plug and go, and I fear over daily use, these flaps may break off. I will update this review if this becomes an issue.The rubber over the home button makes it much harder to depress. I have now gotten used to using the multitouch gesture where you put all five fingers on the screen then close them together to return to Home. Four fingers swiping up reveals the dock controls. iPad 3/4 owners with Siri may find it harder to use since it takes so much force to press and hold the home button to activate her.Beyond my flap concerns and the bulk, this is a great case. The cover can snap on to the back and be carried that way, though doing so blocks the back camera. It would be nice if they had a hole so you could use the back camera with the cover attached.The cover also has magnets in it, so no matter which direction you orient it, it can lock/unlock the iPad like Apple's Smart Case/Cover does. Nice touch.Overall, this is an excellent case, and Amazon sells it for almost half the price of what Best Buy Mobile in a local mall had it for. With only a few minor tweaks, it would be just about perfect for me.But for now, it seems it will do the main job of protecting an iPad from accidental drop damage, and thus earn it's cost back by higher resell value when the iPad ends up on e-Bay eventually.I like.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    New Otterbox Defender vs. new Gumdrop
  

*by K***T on Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2013*

This review is a comparison of the new Otterbox Defender vs. theGumdrop Droptech case and our experiencewith both. Hubby and I have had Gumdrop cases on our ipads since we bought them in October of 2011. We bought iPad 2's at that time but I have since upgraded to an iPad 3. He still has the 2. We loved our gumdrops for a long time but recently mine started getting saggy on the backside of the iPad and the silicone stopped laying flat on the front of both of our cases. I had already removed the screen protector when I bought the iPad 3 because it made the retina display very grainy and pixelated. Hubby kept using the screen protector on the iPad 2.  I decided I was ready for something new so I researched and concluded we could give the Otterbox a try. I ordered him the black and hornet yellow version and ordered myself the gray and pink (alpenglow) version. I also ordered my son the gray and white version for his ipad mini we just bought him. Boy oh boy what a difference! The Otterbox is far superior to the Gumdrop for several reasons! First of all the level of protection is much greater. The Otterbox is smaller,lighter and easier to hold,yet,it is firm and denser and clips together much firmer. I wouldn't be scared to drop my ipad down a flight of stairs in this thing! Anyway, when my hubby took off his military green gumdrop case there was moisture all over the back of his ipad and mold growing! He had to scrub it with cleaner to get it off. The gumdrop does not have a hard shell on the back under the silicone so I guess maybe humidity can easily get trapped between the back of the iPad and the case. There was no mechanical damage to his ipad though. We believe that if we wouldn't have discovered this, it would have eroded his ipad.  BAD!!!  Mine had a couple of small bluish moldy looking stains inside the silicone of my pink Gumdrop case but there was no apparent trapped moisture or mold on my ipad.  Neither of us has ever spilt liquids on or near our iPads or dropped them. We are very careful with them and keep them immaculate. He does take his along with him around town in his work truck a lot. We can't figure out why there was moisture other than a bad case design. Anyway, we got our Otterboxes and the built in screen proctector is great! I purchased a zagg invisi-shield prepared to cut the protector out of mine to keep the clarity of the retina display. To my surprise my ipad is still so beautiful with the built in protector so I will not need the zagg. Also, the sound is much louder and nicer as the Otterbox shoots it out to the side and the plastic port seems to magnify the sound.  The gumdrop shoots it straight out the back and it is muffled sounding. Here are my two complaints about the Otterbox cases. Although the screen protectors are very responsive, I am finding I have to really pounce on the space bar, I guess since its right next to the edge of the frame, to make it work and there is a slight tapping sound in areas but not enough to matter. ...No where near as bad as a Griffin Survivor. The other frustrating and highly aggravating thing is the air bubbles under the screen protector. I watched some You Tube videos to find out how to cure this and on my case it worked like a charm on the first try... I used eyeglasses cleaner on the front of my ipad and then on the inside of the otterbox screen with a microfiber cloth...perfection!  however, I tried that on hubby's and my sons with no luck at all. Ended up lightly poofing baby powder on the screen protector to get rid of the air bubbles. I even called otterbox and the baby powder is what they told me to do.  I don't like having to use baby powder on the iPads.  The screens look great though. You could always cut it out and use a zagg like I was prepared to do if you have problems with air bubbles.  The home buttons are much tougher than I'm use to but I don't mind that.  Overall great case and I am glad I decided to try them. I highly recommend giving Otterbox a try if you haven't already. Love the bright vivid colors and the hard clip on cover/stand is awesome! It is very sturdy and the sleep wake function works great.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Improved Spec
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 14, 2013*

I bought my iPad 2 in 2011 and started out with the Otterbox Defender case straight away. However, two years later I found the original Otterbox casing was cracked and coming apart and the cover that clips on top (and is used as a stand) had one of the lugs snapped off. How this happened I'll never know because I have no memory of dropping it or of any rough treatment.Anyway, I decided the time had come to replace the case and looking on Amazon I found the same case for £24.95 - a real bargain considering they cost over £40 - so I ordered one. It arrived promptly and I noticed some differences:1. There's no need any more for a stick-on screen protector. There is one built in to the new version and it works a treat. It's crystal clear and very responsive.2. The rubber surroundings on the original case have been replaced with a hard silicone which is more robust and feels better.3. The design of the new case is slightly different to the old one in that there are some design changes and it appears to be more 'slip proof' with a different type of plastic. It also appears to have two magnets built into the lid section which I assume switch the screen off when fitted. The older version did not have this.4. It's a snug fit and takes more effort to fit the lid than it did before but I think that's good.5. Finally, there is unfortunately a down-side. The lugs inside the silicone case which connect to the on/off button and the volume have given me a problem. The lugs are hard (like the silicone) and the on/off switch had to be trimmed inside with a Stanley knife because it pressed permanently on the switch and wouldn't let me switch it off. The volume ones are also so 'proud' that they turn the volume up but won't let me turn it down. Trimming the on/off lug has eased the pressure a bit and now I can do both (volume up and down) but it's too sensitive and the lightest touch changes the volume so I think I may have to employ the Stanley knife again.Overall I like the case and it's certainly more robust than its predecessor but I knocked off a star for the lug problems.

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