Surom Kids Case with Built-in Screen Protector for iPad Air 5th Generation 2022/iPad Air 4th Gen 2020, 10.9" iPad Air 5/4 Shockproof Handle Stand Case for iPad Air 5th/4th Gen 10.9/Pro 11, Blue

The Surom Kids Case with Built-in Screen Protector for the iPad Air 5th/4th Generation has been a lifesaver for plane journeys with my toddler. The case is incredibly durable and shockproof, giving me peace of mind that the iPad is well-protected from any drops or bumps. The built-in screen protector is a great addition, keeping the screen safe from scratches and sticky fingers.The handle makes it easy for my toddler to carry, and it also doubles as a stand, perfect for propping up the iPad during the flight. The rose pink color is vibrant and fun, making it appealing for little ones. If you’re traveling with a toddler, this case is a must-have to keep your iPad safe and your child entertained!

Brilliant protection for your iPad, great for autistic little ones who like to throw things! So far so good, iPad is still in one piece!

So far I’ve been very impressed with the sturdiness of this case especially because of the price i paid for it too, it’s incredibly thick but the legs that pop out at the back makes it so much better to stand the iPad up when it’s being used, the screen protector seems to work amazing aswell which i was a bit worried about at first because i usually always buy glass screen protectors but this one doesn’t affect the screen at all, i have a 16 month old who’s grabbed it a few times already and dropped it by accident and i know for a fact if it wasn’t for this case it would have been ruined straight away, it will only fit the iPad 2020 10.9” but it fits it so well. honestly never loved a case so much

My Autistic daughter threw her ipad from our 4th floor apartment. The ipad survived no scratches. So glad i bought this case as i know it would not have survived in the previous case. Worth the money

Got this for my sons iPad air and it's great. Ignore the silly comments about it not fitting, if you read the description this is for an iPad AIR 4th generation...and that's all...It's built well, nice and solid and offers good protection for the iPad, the only issue we had was with the screen. I put a hard glass protector on the iPad and this case also offers a more flimsy plastic one, however with the two on the iPad become very unresponsive. I can only assume this was due to two screen protectors. I've since removed the plastic one from the cover of this case and it's much better.So you have two options, use the built in plastic one with this cover, or remove it and use a tough glass one.

Not sure why there are any negative reviews of this product - it’s easy to fit, sturdy, the kids thought it was awesome. Exactly how I wanted it to be.I’ll be back in touch if our iPad falls out & smashes, but so far so good!

Claims to be suitable for iPad 11 pro but the case covers the front facing camera

Whoever was responsible for designing this case did not consider the need to access buttons.In order to use the touch button (to download, make purchases, or sign in without passcode): hou have to take the case off on one side. But worse is that to access the volume buttons, you have to take the case almost entirely off! Not ideal if you’re out and about and your kid is screaming that they can’t hear it/ or you’ve had enough and want turn the annoyingly obnoxious children’s character voice down a notch…I do get it, it’s a kids case, so maybe you don’t want them fiddling with the touch button or the volume settings - but it is really annoying as a parent to have to faff about with it. Especially as sometime you’ll accidentally take screenshots as you put the case back on, or you invariably lock the screen so you have to enter the passcode again anyway (making the touch button entirely redundant - not that I like the touch button anyway).I also don’t particularly like the weird moulded material used for the legs - they feel flimsy to me, but maybe I’ll be proven wrong.All in all: I don’t think this is amazing. It’s ok. I’d be surprised if my kid manages to break it inside this thing, but I can’t help feeling like there’s a better/ more accessible case somewhere - especially for volume control on the fly.