MoKo iPad Pro 12.9 Case Slim-Fit Multi-Angle Folio Cover with Auto Wake/Sleep for Apple iPad Pro 12.9 Inch iOS 9 2015 Release Tablet (NOT FIT iPad Pro 12.9 2017 Version), Black

To make a long story short, I bought three different styles of Moko cases in search of the best one for my new iPad Pro (12.9”).I was heavily biased towards Moko due to their great customer service, and because I loved the Moko case I purchased 3 years ago for my iPad 4.What follows is a summary of the pros and cons of each Moko case style. Your needs may well be different than mine, so please take this information accordingly.I’ll also post a few images, showing in graphical form the weight difference between these three Moko options.#MoKo iPad Pro 12.9 Case - Slim-Fit Multi-angle Folio CoverRating: 5*Weight: 1.08 lb.[-] bit of a smell for first few days[+] perfect fit, snug and secure but still easy to remove and install iPad into case[+] very rigid base with well defined grooves[+] 4 angles possible including a very low angle - good for drawing work.[+] elastic holder for Apple Pencil#MoKo iPad Pro 12.9-Inch Tablet Sleeve Case Bag, PU Leather TabletRating: 5*Weight: 0.68 lb.[+] snug fit, just about perfect for a naked iPad[+] Lightest weight of all three cases. Considering you take your iPad out to use it, the net in-use weight is essentially just the iPad’s weight.[-] Very minimal odor that disappeared after first few days.[+] Nice suede - like soft interior[+] Good magnetic closure mechanism[+] Good looking. I have the brown one - some folks think it real leather, although it doesn't fool me.[I] No specific pencil holder but lots of room for it in the large side pocket.[+] Large side pocket can store screen wipes, earbuds, Apple pencil and reading glasses. The most extra storage of all three cases compared.#MoKo iPad Pro 12.9 Case - 360 Degree Rotating Cover CaseRating: 4*Weight: 1.01 lb.[+] elastic holder for Apple Pencil[-] the base is not as rigid as the slim fit, which makes iPad slightly less secure (more wobbly)Note only 3 angles possible. Missing the lowest angle that the slim fit provides.Consider this case only if you must have the rotating feature. Otherwise consider the Slim-Fit case which is sturdier, and has more angle adjustments.

Works great for a reasonable price. Recommended over the expensive options.I am editing the review after 14 months of use.Cons: Although this case provides a great prop for the iPad, when open and in use it can slide out flat onto the table. Also, from everything I can see there just one position to angle it without going to some trouble to open the back cover, when you want to use it. Even with the demonstrations provided I have found it very cumbersome to open the back cover for some of the other angles, so I just open it and flip the cover to make a simple triangle.The pros: It still looks really good, quite strong, with no wear and tear. The front padding is still going strong. Its closure mechanism is still very strong, no loosening whatsoever. As soon as you close the front cover, the iPad turns off immediately, so no need to shut it off yourself before closing the front cover.I use the iPad around 10 hours a week, 15 max, just for entertainment when I cook or work out; so the cover is not being handled excessively.I still feel that this product is a great deal. However, after 14 months of living with the case, I will take away one star for the two cons that I have noted above, i.e. using the case in the open position can be cumbersome and it can slide in at least one of the positions. I had a more expensive case before, but I like this one better because the price is good, it is durable, and it does what it says on the tin.

Bought the iPad Pro version because nothing else was available for a decent price and I needed something to protect my brand new Pro until better options appear (the curse of early adopters). Have had it for about a week now. Fits well, looks nice, construction pretty good. A few complaints. Most glaring is the stylus holder interferes big time with closing the cover. I removed my stylus after less than a day of use. Also the case is pretty heavy ( about 1.2 lbs, nearly doubling the weight you carry) adding a lot of weight to an otherwise surprisingly light & portable 13" iPad Pro. The clasp that closes the case nice & tight is a pain to use. You have to pry it a bit to get it to close if that makes sense. Otherwise the clasp hits the bezel. Last big issue is to angle the iPad as shown in the picture you have to partially extricate your pad removing it from the little prongs on the bottom. Not a great design. On the other hand the case does provide good protection which is easily the most important reason for the case. I will emphasize the case looks much more expensive than the price would indicate accenting my sexy space grey Pro beautifully. I also love the hand strap which makes holding the iPad with one hand much more comfortable & secure. Thus my 3 star rating. Still I believe this case is the best inexpensive option until inevitably better cases pop up in the future.