I wasn’t completely confident when I ordered this PITAKA case. Dropping around $110 on something that has mixed reviews is always a gamble, especially when people mention durability issues and the case not sitting flush. The unboxing didn’t exactly calm the nerves either. The box wasn’t sealed, there were no stickers, and the overall packaging felt cheaper than what I expected for the price. It honestly felt a bit like an open-box purchase.Once I actually put it on the iPad Pro 11”, things improved. With a Paperlike screen protector, the case sat flush without any weird gaps or lifting. It’s extremely thin—shockingly light—and has that smooth, soft-touch feel that’s nice in the hand. You can immediately tell the material isn’t meant for heavy-duty protection, but the thinness is the whole point.All the ports are easy to access, which was a relief. My USB-C hub fits without any struggle, unlike my Logitech folio keyboard case where the cutout was so tight I basically had to remove the entire case just to plug anything in. The pattern on the PITAKA case is clean and aesthetically reminds me of carbon-fiber, and it keeps the iPad looking sleek and cool.The magnets are… fine. Nothing special. Not as strong as the bare iPad, and the Apple Pencil sits there, but you probably won’t trust it on a rough commute. Good enough for a desk, not great for a backpack adventure.Now, about the price. Was it worth $110? Not really. If you want just extra protection on the sides or in tablet mode or if there’s no other better quality options out there. At this range I’d expect full-body protection or at least something that doesn’t attract oils so easily. The Magic Keyboard is already a fingerprint magnet, and adding another surface that loves skin oils feels like a team-up nobody asked for. That said, the lightweight design and compatibility with the Magic Keyboard are genuinely nice. If I could improve one thing, it would be stronger magnets for the Apple Pencil area and full body protection a little more security would go a long way.If you’re buying this for slimness, compatibility, and the “second skin” feel, it does that job extremely well. If you want drop protection or full coverage, this isn’t the case for you. It’s a style-over-armor situation, and as long as you know that going in, you’ll likely be happy with it.overall I am glad it fit well and it seem to havent the best rating compare to other cases that had more complains about fitting flush.

I’ve had this case for three years now and I can say it is a huge relief for me knowing it’s a lot safer both in and out of the Magic Keyboard which I use all the time. I have never dropped the iPad before so I don’t know its ability to protect it from a fall. (I’m sure there are other reviews talking about that) Over the time that I’ve had this case, there are two things You Should Do and Know If You Plan On Buying This Case. The first and for me the most important thing to do is take the case off once in a while! If you leave the case on for extended periods of time, around 2 or three months straight, random bits of dust, debris and LIQUID will set stuck behind the iPad and the case. These liquids are usually water, juices, sauces. These liquids get trapped and fester in the small gap for months and in time the liquids will EAT AWAY AT THE METAL OF THE IPAD, resulting in small dots and craters in the metal, being especially visible if you have a space grey iPad. This is Not the fault of the case, rather the mystery liquids dissolving the aluminium. The best and easiest way to fix this is to take the case off once every one or two months and clean the back of the case and the iPad. If you spill something and you see it touching the iPad, take the case off and clean it immediately, just so you can be sure it wont melt you iPad. The second thing you should know is if you are using this case with the Magic Keyboard. (which I think you will) over a long time, usually a year or more, the notch/tab on the longer edge of the case on the side with the camera hole will constantly be rubbing agains the rubber of the Magic Keyboard just below track pad (when the Magic Keyboard is closed). Over time this tab/notch will rub the rubber down to the metal, looking like a smallish cut. I don’t think there is any way to prevent this from happening, unless you transport the iPad separately from the Magic Keyboard. Outside of these two issues there are no other problems I’ve ever had with the case in three yours. if you are interested in buying the case I would recommend you buy it, just be sure you regularly clean the iPad and case and are comfortable with having a little blemish on your Magic Keyboard.

The smooth texture feels great in hand, and the case is so thin I barely notice it. Works perfectly with all my accessories, including wireless charging. Highly recommend!

The magEZ Case 2 for iPad exceeds expectations in terms of quality and design. The textured surface provides a firm grip to prevent accidental slips, and it attaches to my iPad with effortless precision. My only reservation is the plastic edging, which may not withstand rough handling over time.

A real eye-catcher! The case's slim profile and matte finish enhance the look of my iPad, and the magnetic hold is unbeatable. Although I suspect the plastic edges might get scratched or chipped with regular use, its overall excellence still makes it a worthy investment.