PITAKA iPad Pro 13 Inch case 2025/2024, Magic Keyboard Compatible Case for iPad Pro M5/M4, Support Apple Pencil Charging, Aramid Fiber Made [MagEZ Case 2 - Canyon Yellow]

I wanted a case - more than a skin - that will allow me to use the iPad Pro magic keyboard but be able t0 pull off the iPad for note-taking, without fear of dings and scratches. This Pitaka slim MagEZ case does the job. The case itself is fairly thin, but still solid enough that you’re not going to be ginger about putting the iPad down on a hard surface. It goes on and off the magic keyboard without worry; in fact I barely notice it in terms of weight or heft/thickness. The color and feel of the case are excellent. There’s a slightly rubberized texture to the aramid fiber, and the carbon fiber look is consistent and convincing, as with all other Pitaka products I’ve used before. I can vouch for the durability of the Pitaka cases. They stand up to sweaty palms and occasional drops well. The fit on the iPad is really good, but it isn’t hard to remove (clean) & replace. My only issue is the exposed edge. I get the case can’t cover the whole iPad or else the magic keyboard would be unusable. I personally haven’t yet had an issue with this, but I am careful by nature. I’d rate this a 4.75 for the overall quality & appearance, and fit. Strongly recommend.

I was originally using a skin but didn’t feel confident that it would protect my new iPad Pro for daily use, so I wanted a case instead. I decided to try Pitaka’s case and I’m very happy with it. It looks great (can’t get enough carbon fiber) and adds enough protection with minimal bulk. It works great with the Magic Keyboard and the Pencil Pro, even with a case, attaches firmly and charges without issue. Only minor gripe is the keyboard pops open a bit when held along the spine, likely because of the added thickness, but I don’t carry it that way too often so it’s not a big deal. Otherwise it’s exactly what I was looking for.

If you are like me- you are incredibly annoyed that the 4th gen 12.9 isn't listed as compatible with any of the pitaka magic keyboard compatible cases. It exists within a purgatorial grey zone. You will also know that there is a small difference in size between gen 4 and newer gens. I took the chance and ordered it- and it fits perfectly! Mostly! If you look at the above picture, the speaker grills are absolutely not compatible, it covers 1/3 of the speaker holes but that's nothing a drill can't fix (also, you don't really need to fix it) Aside from that, it works swell. If you are getting a magic kb compatible case, you should know 1. It's not that thick (obviously) 2. It doesn't cover part of the iPad 3. The iPad is still really thin, really unwieldy, and kinda hard to grip. This case fixes those things a bit, but the magic keyboard compatibility does hamper alot of its ability to protect. It was still well worth it, it feels high quality, the magnet strength is perfectly fine for me, it looks fine depending on aesthetic preferences- and holds the pencil just as well if not a little better than the base iPad.

I recently picked up the Magez Case 2 for my iPad Pro M4 11 inch, and I’m thrilled with how it’s changed my experience! This case really stands out, and I can’t recommend it enough. Stylish and Sleek Design: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Right off the bat, I was impressed by the design of the Magez Case 2. Its minimalist look complements the iPad Pro perfectly, adding a touch of elegance without making it bulky. The materials feel high-end, and the smooth finish is not only visually appealing but also a joy to touch. Exceptional Protection: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ When it comes to protection, this case really delivers. It’s sturdy yet lightweight, offering great shock absorption. I’ve accidentally dropped my iPad a couple of times, and thankfully, the case kept it completely safe. The raised edges around the screen add an extra layer of protection when I set it down. Portability and Convenience: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This case is lightweight and super portable, which is a huge plus for me when I’m on the go. Its sleek design means it doesn’t take up much space in my bag, yet it still provides excellent protection. It’s perfect for both travel and everyday use. Overall Impressions: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ In conclusion, the Magez Case 2 for iPad Pro is a fantastic investment. It blends style, protection, and functionality seamlessly, enhancing my overall experience with the iPad. Whether I’m working, being creative, or just relaxing, this case has everything I need. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their iPad Pro setup!

I recently purchased the Pitaka iPad Pro case, and I am totally like it! This case has met my expectations as every product I buy from Pitaka. The case is sleek and stylish design, which complements the iPad Pro perfectly. The build quality is great, providing protection without adding unnecessary bulk. The material feels premium and durable. Overall, I highly recommend the Pitaka iPad Pro case to anyone looking for a stylish, functional, and protective case for their device! One note: It works with Apple Magic Keyboard, however the lid closes a little tight

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Fits well and the materials feels great with hands. The cover closes without keeping the iPad on.

La cubierta es muy delgada, no dudo de que si sea resistente, afortunadamente no se me ha caído mi iPad como para ponerlo a prueba. Hay una sección que está descubierta para poder caber sin estorbo cuando lo unes al teclado oficial. Me hubiera gustado que existiera una versión donde proteges toda la orilla del iPad Pro, ya que yo no uso el teclado externo y considero una sección muy desprotegida la que no está cubierta.

1. The shipping sucked. The box was damaged. I'm not sure why, but amazon is shipping stuff that is always damaged. Whether this happens at a Chinese factory, Amazon facility, or the HORRIBLE SHIPPERS KNOWN AS DRAGONFLY (here in Canada). On another note, I paid 400 plus bucks for an iPad Magic Keyboard, and it came packed in an Amazon box with no bubble wrap or anything!!! SO, of course the box was scratched to crap. If you sell Apple stuff, you know that box condition is important to some. 2. The Product isn't worth it. Well thought out, but the Chin-eze Engineers dropped the ball on leaving the bottom portion of the case open - to accommodate the equally thoughtless design of Apple's giant magic keyboard hinge. SO - in handheld landscape mode at least - to avoid getting jabbed by the plastic tabs that form the opening around the hinge, you have to flip the iPad upside down and then dicker about how to run the volume buttons upside down and reversed? Sure, it's less aggravating holding in portrait ...and the thing sticks to the fridge! Oooooo! I'll probably never use it on a MagEZ stand. For that price, I'll stick it to an old monitor stand first. I suppose if I'm ever shot at in the local coffee shop, I can test whether the fancy Aramid fibre (Kevlar) stops bullets or not, but my guess is, you won't hear back from me if that happens. If Zugu ever pulls off a case that can work for the iPad - and their cases are already stellar - millions more of these Chinese engineered Pitaka marvels will be heading for the dump...like everything else on here. Sad.

I like the case and the feel, but it does not close when you have the case on with the magic keyboard. I have the 2024 iPad Pro 13” Model # A2926. For the price I am disappointed.