The new Pitaka MagEZ Case 2 for iPad Pro fuses stylish design and tough protection for your tablet, the company said Wednesday. And what’s more, you can use it more like a desktop computer or laptop with a highly functional magnetic case like this one.
Pitaka MagEZ Case 2 for iPad Pro
Pitaka launched MagEZ Case 2 for iPad Pro, offering sleek design and solid protection for Apple’s top tablet. Crafted with aerospace-grade aramid fiber, this case offers a blend of toughness, durability and a visually appealing texture that ensures a comfortable grip, the company said. That fiber is often used in bulletproof vests and helmets.
The MagEZ Case 2 features built-in strong magnets that allow for easy attachment to a Magic Keyboard. That lets you enjoy all of your tablet’s functions without the hassle of removing the case. The slim design, with a thickness of just 1.35mm and a weight of 2.75 ounces (78 grams), keeps the case subtle.
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Designed to work seamlessly with the Magic Keyboard, PITAKA’s tablet stand, folio, and FlipBook Case, the MagEZ Case 2 transforms the iPad Pro into a desktop computer or laptop, enhancing productivity in any setting. You can use the PitaFlow app to boost your productivity, too.
Additional features:
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- Dedicated Apple Pencil Slot: Keeps your Apple Pencil secure and easily accessible.
- Raised lip for camera protection lets you to place your iPad Pro on any surface without worry.
- Easy-access to USB-C port for convenient charging and connectivity.
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Pitaka’s new case costs $69.99. Right now you can get it on Pitaka’s website. It should arrive on Amazon in August, the company said.
Where to buy: Pitaka
David Snow, an expert on Apple hardware and software, writes on a variety of technological and cultural topics for Cult of Mac. They include Apple news, technology buying guides, and features about computer setups and Apple TV shows and movies.
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