TORROCase Compatible with iPad Pro 12.9” 6th / 5th / 4th Gen - Genuine Leather iPad Pro 12.9 2022 Case with Stand Function, Apple Pencil Connectivity and Wake Sleep Function (Black)

Awesome looking protector but I misread the application. This is for the bigger pro tablet. I have the smaller pro tablet and it was too big. But the look and feel was very nice, crisp stitching and a great feel all around.

Perfect fit. I have used many high-end leather iPad cases, this one is the best. Slim-line, rubber surround, 3 way stand. The only thing is that while it hold magnetized pencils, it will not charge unless you remove the iPad from the rubber surround. But I can live with that.

Quite expensive (like the original Apple SmartFolio case) case, made of genuine leather, and extremely cool looking. It adds a substantial weight to your iPad, but also protects it very well and adds a good grip for your hands. It isn't as flimsy as the original Apple case and holds your iPad firmly, using a special plastic holder. It perfectly fits the iPad and all necessary controls, USB-C port and magnetic bay for your pencil are fully accessible. When you close the case's lid, embedded magnets cause the iPad to switch the display off. This function sometimes hits and misses because the magnets do not have the same precision alignment as in SmartFolio, but in 95% it works properly. Just look at your iPad from the side USB-C and if you see a light under the lid, it means that you should close the lid properly.

This is a luxury-type case for your iPad. As soon as I got it, I realized I was going to need to come to terms with the fact that it was going to get scuffed, smudged, or soiled in some way. As I mentioned in the title, the case itself is sturdy, but the leather surrounding it is fairly soft. The component that wraps around the iPad itself is just the right amount of stiffness and flexibility. It is easy to pop the iPad out of it, but I have no fear of it falling out on its own. And, it appears to have plenty of slots and holes along the top, button, and sides for all of the various microphones, speakers, cameras, sensors, etc. I bought an after-market USB-C cable that had a thick sheathing at the end. I was worried it may not fit through the access slot in the case to charge the iPad. Nope, not a problem. There's even a ridge along the outer edge of the case to magnetically connect/charge an Apple Pencil (that I don't have - yet.)Did I mention it has a really nice leather smell? I wonder how long that will last?The ridges on the interior flap of the case, meant for propping the case open for viewing the iPad at certain angles, are a little different from other cases I've had in the past. At first, I was a little put off by that, but I have since adapted to them and it is working out perfectly fine. If there is any complaint in this area, it might be that the smooth exterior of the plastic/rubber case surrounding the iPad and the somewhat smooth interior flap lends itself to sliding over the ridge unless the iPad is sitting on a flat surface. I imagine as it is used more, that issue will subside.This is a great case for home/office type use. I'm not sure anyone would buy this case for a rough and tumble job site. Then again, who am I to say? I bought the black version. I was concerned the red stitching was going to make the case stand out in a gaudy way, but it does not. It is actually a bit subtle and very nice trim feature.You spent big money on an iPad. Why not wrap it in something nice to protect it?

I love the leather, but I have to just clothes pin to keep iPad from slipping out of rooves. Sucks, because I bought a phone cover, and it looks great. The iPad case looks great, it just stay in place. A new one would be greatly appreciated, if you have improved issue.

I’ve always used CaseCrown cases before they went out of business, this is the best I could find as a replacement. The fit and feel is really good, you can tell it’s well made as soon as you pick it up. Your iPad snaps into a soft rubber frame that holds it in place really well, It seems like it would protect it really well if it was ever dropped. It opens and closes easily, is easy to carry around. The leather has a textured feel to it that makes it a nonslip surface. The only complaint, and it’s a small one, is the ribs that the iPad rests against for the stand functions are rather small. The iPad wants to bounce over them and is kind of a challenge to keep in place at times, thats the reason for the 4 star rating. Even saying that, I still feel it’s the best case out there right now

I purchased the leather TORO tablet case for my 12.9” iPad Pro Gen 5, an excellent product and it will definitely protect your iPad. It is designed for the office, study and non harsh environments. If you use your iPad in harsh industrial and manufacturing environs I would recommend that a hard case be used (e.g. UAG). Some reviews about the odor of the leather case. This is a leather case, and this what new leather smells like and will be unnoticeable in time.Pros. It is made of high quality leather and the and fits well my iPad Pro well. It is of quality design and manufacturing, as well as the silicon inset that secures and protect the iPad. I noted above, that this tablet case may not be a good choice for use in harsh environments. Of the leather tablet cases I’ve had over the years I find this TORO product the best for me.Cons. Because of the thickness of the leather, which is part of the protection aspects, some may have issues with easy access and use of power and volume control buttons. This is not an issue for me, it just a matter of getting use to the button access points.If you are looking for a high quality tablet case, I highly recommend the Toro leather tablet case.

Fits like a glove. Real leather. Worth every penny