Spigenfor iPad Mini 7 Case A17 Pro (2024), 8.3 Inch Rugged Armor iPad Mini 7th/6th Generation Case (2024/2021), Matte Black

I really like this case! I couldn’t decide between otter box and this but went with this in the end. This is cheaper but I like the looks and how sleek and slim it is. It is very durable as well so it does its job well.

I have had multiple iPads of all sizes and have used all sorts of cases. For this I wanted something simple and unobtrusive (no stands, loops, or front covers). I also didn't want an integrated screen protector because these have trapped dirt and debris in the past before with previous iPads and caused damage rather than protect it. I also wanted the case to simply slip on. No elaborate puzzle piecing to get it together or take it apart. And let's face it, of all the things Apple is good a making, durable cases are not one of them. This case hit all the check marks from my list. It doesn't add much in the way of bulk or weight, is easy to grip and hold, and has a decent amount of drop protection for office type use. I probably wouldn't recommend this for more industrial endeavors but if you want something simple, easy to use, and better than the Apple cases, this is the case you're looking for.

Thin but grippy. Has nice angles that both look good and facilitate holding. It feels like TPU but it's matte, not glossy which I like.

I loved this case a lot and it fits the ipad mini perfectly. It sits very snug to the case and adds minimal bulk and weight while giving you some comfort in knowing that your ipad has another layer of protection. The drawback that I found with this case is in the hole for displaying the logo. I just found it to be a bit useless since it makes holding the ipad a bit strange since you're feeling the TPU material every where but in the center where it is a metal feel. I use my ipad mini everywhere and I really don't care for other people seeing that the device in my hand has an apple logo on it so the tradeoff for having this huge hole is just not worth it to me, but perhaps you might find flexing might be worth to you. Honestly, if this product didn't have that huge hole this would be a perfect case that I would use over a typical folio style of case. Another small drawback that I found was that the apple pencil will not stick as strong to the side, but that is to be expected given that it has a very snug fit and adding a huge cutout direct to the ipad would definitely make it floppy on that side.

Spigen designed a rugged armor case for the iPad mini 6.Upon seeing this product on sale, there was a sense of calculated-based trust to Spigen when buying their products. When the package arrived, the case was inside the company's general package. The case is made of thermoplastic polyurethane (i.e., a rubber plastic-like material). Sliding the case to the iPad mini 6 was simple and intuitive.There are many reviews this case is not durable due to its thin profile. However, the case increases the iPad's durability whenever it is placed inside of a bag or used on hand. The case also provides more texture and sturdiness for the user to hold the iPad comfortably. Removing the case is simple as taking off the sock.After two months of using the case, the iPad mini 6 showed no deformity. Consumers are encourage to use a glass screen protector to increase durability of the device. Overall, this is an excellent case that is lauded by the iPad community.

Normal Speigen quality, fits great. For someone who will never use the pencil the slot on the right side completely ruins the feel of the case when holding it in your hands.

While writing reviews due to Amazon prompt I realized how many spine products I have and I can’t thank enough for all of them for being protective of all my devices. It’s simply Use it and forget it types! Will definitely recommend to anyone who’s looking for a reliable case for iPad . This one was for my son’s iPad mini and he has been using it for quite a while now without any issue.

Fits nice and looks neat