Fintie Rotating Case for iPad (A16) 11th Generation 11 Inch (2025), iPad 10th Generation 10.9 Inch (2022) - [Built-in Pencil Holder] 360 Degree Rotating Protective Stand Cover, BlackClimatePartner certified

I am a huge fan of Amazon's Product Reviews by verified customers. I start with the 1-2 stars commentaries and go up in stars, really paying attention to what people like and dislike about it, then I narrow it down, and on a wing and a prayer I make my final selection and hit the buy it now button.Am I happy with this selection!Because I am meticulous, I learned that I wanted a slot for my Apple Pen, I wanted a sleep/wake cover, I wanted the cover to adjust angles to allow for easy reading, I wanted the cover not to be slippery, and I wanted to have my iPad viewed either vertically or horizontally.Am I happy with this selection!I have a new 11th generation, 2025 iPad. My new case fits perfectly and I am able to use all of the buttons without a hassle. My iPad is yellow and my cover is a pinkish-orchidish-purple; they are beautiful together.Am I happy with this selection!The only thing I would change is to have the cover close magnetically without having to use the elastic band, but it's so minor it's almost not worth mentioning. But something for the developers to think about: have the slots magnetized so when the iPad is at an angle it isn't easily pushed down by just using it.

I love it! This case is well made, feels great and looks great. It protects my iPad if it falls. The case rotates which is a great feature. This case also comes in many designs. This is actually is my second case I upgraded my ipad from a generation 6 to 11 so I needed a new one.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I like how it rotates 360 degrees makes easy to use, unlike other cases that do not rotate. I chose the marble look because it’s makes it easy to distinguish my iPad from others.

I like the actual look of the product. It looks better in person than it does online. It was easy to snap my iPad right into it without any problems. What I dislike about the product is that when I stand my iPad up vertically (in portrait mode), it doesn't sit securely into the well or bevel but slides out. It doesn't do that when I rotate my iPad horizontally (in landscape mode). It wasn't annoying enough for me to return it, but I do find myself having to slide it back into the groove, or whatever it's called, often. Otherwise, I like it.

Daughter loves it plus the color reminds her of a galaxy. Desperately needed a new iPad case and this one fits everything. Love the feel and thickness of the cover. Will keep the iPad safe and the color looks amazing in person! Definitely worth the value for the money for the case!

I love this iPad cover! It’s not only beautiful but also great as a stand! For folks saying the groove isn’t deep enough to hold the iPad up, I solved this issue by putting a thin layer of rubber cement on one side of the groove and let it dry. Now it has that extra gripping power that prevents the iPad from slipping out.My daughter liked mine so much that I had to buy her one too. We love ‘em!

Absolutely love my new Fintie rotating case. I always use a Flippy when using my ipad. It’s so easy to use ipad in any direction. Great quality product. Highly recommend.

What I like: it looks very nice and well-made; I like the elastic band that keeps it closed; I like that it swivels; it fits well within the plastic housing that holds the iPad; I like the pen holder (although I don't use it). And...One of the most important usability features of any iPad holder--in my opinion--is its ability to easily hold (as-in place and maintain) the iPad in a position that is comfortable for viewing. This product fails in its ability to hold (maintain) the iPad in the position set. First: there are only two positions (angles) you can place the screen (4 if you include its ability to rotate). Second--and most importantly: the raised sections, intended to create a furrow to hold the iPad in place, are not high enough (i.e., create a deep furrow) to prevent the iPad from "popping out" of the position you intended it to remain. This isn't as big a problem if the iPad is resting on a flat and stationary surface but I read in bed (I know--I know--I shouldn't but I do; plus my stomach does not in any way resemble a flat surface). This condition (the shallow furrow--not my round stomach) for me--almost renders this cover useless. With some slight design modifications to the "furrow depth" I think they could make this more reliable. I would have given this a 2 for functionality (usability) but I added a star because it is well-made and attractive.