Apple iPad 2 Polyurethane Smart Cover – Gray (MC939LL/A) Reviews
Apple iPad 2 Polyurethane Smart Cover – Gray (MC939LL/A)
- The electronic bag and case features are magnetic.
- The gaming system compatability is iPad2.
- The material is Polyurethane.
Apple iPad 2 Smart Cover, Gray (Polyurethane)iPad Smart Cover. One great idea on top of another! The Smart Cover and iPad 2 were made for each other. Literally. Built-in magnets draw the Smart Cover to iPad for a perfect fit that not only protects, butalso wakes up, stands up, and brightens up your iPad. That’s not just smart. It’s genius.Features:* Thin, minimal design. The slim, yet sturdy Smart Cover protects your iPad screen without covering up its durable aluminum back. So your iPadstill looks and feels like an iPad – just with a little extra protection.What’s in the Box* Magnetic connection. An aluminum hinge magneticallyaligns the Smart Cover with iPad for a perfect fit. While magnets inside help it stay put.* Wakeon open. Sleep on close. Open the Smart Cover, and iPad magically wakes up. Close it, and iPad automatically goes to sleep.* Keyboard stand. The Smart Cover does double duty as a keyboard stand. Fold it back to tilt iPad into a comfortable writing position.* FaceTime and movie stand. The Smart Cover folds in just the right places to become the perfect FaceTime and movie-watching stand.* Polyurethane design. The Smart Cover comes in fivevibrant polyurethane colors with a soft, microfiber lining that keeps your display clean.
List Price: $ 39.99
Price: $ 19.99
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August 11th, 2011 at 12:19 am
Works pretty well, but not as great as they make it out to be.,
The cover works mostly as expected and looks nice, but it does not “clean the screen” as Apple suggests, instead leaving three thick lines across it. This makes the need for a wiping cloth more pressing since the three lines are pretty distracting (almost more so than the fingerprints).
Also, after having my iPad 2 in the car with me for a day, I found that the powerful magnets had picked up some sort of metal particles that I had to pull off of them. Had I not noticed them for a while, they may have actually scratched up my screen every time I close the cover.
And as others have said, this thing does nothing to protect the back, nor does it work well with any of the current crop of iPad back covers. Still I like how it looks on my white iPad and I’m sure the protection is pretty good (though I did also purchase a clear screen film to make sure).
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|August 11th, 2011 at 12:29 am
A Not-So-Smart Cover, and Not Recommended,
It appeared to be a clever way to cover the front of the IPad2 without adding much bulk or thickness.
The magnetic switching on and off by lifting the half cover seems nifty.
In practice it turned out not to be smart.
I have two of these covers. one of polyurethane and one is black leather.
With both, the stand that is made by folding the cover into a triangle is not stable and the IPad falls over when the screen is touched with any pressure, as when typing.
Sometimes it topples if the pad is just jostled slightly, and then the pad gets a healthy knock.
That cannot be good for it, and each time I check if the glass cracked.
Not yet, but maybe next time…
As it is really a half cover: it only protects the glass front, if that, and the aluminum back is prone to scratches and dings.
In the case of a long fall the pad has no protection at all.
That is 500 dollars – or more – of an investment in a nice Apple IPad shattered.
If you use the cover enough you will find that the magnetic lining of the cover attracts metallic dust.
Some of that dust is quite able to scratch the face of the pad.
I would rather have a thicker more protective cover for such a neat – and expensive – device like the IPad2.
And with the price of the delicate IPad, it is a bit surprising that the pad comes with no case supplied.
Wait, its not surprising, as Apple wants you to buy a pricey “smart cover”.
As well as purchasing another IPad when the first one shatters in a fall.
Actually I am not taking the chance, I will not use these covers anymore.
It is just too risky, and no gives protection to the IPad.
I cannot recommend them in any way.
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|August 11th, 2011 at 12:59 am
I like this case but…,
It really isn’t perfect. I mean, I know it’s just an iPad case, but for the price, it should be more functional. I love the fact that it works with the design of the iPad, not against it. The main problem I have with this case is that it doesn’t have a way to magnetically keep itself together when I’m viewing the iPad, and the case is open. While it’s closed, this is a great cover. When it’s open, it’s super awkward.
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