TineeOwliPad Pro 11 inch Case 2022, 2021, 2020 & 2018 (4th, 3rd, 2nd & 1st Generation) Ultra Thin Matte Clear, Supports Apple Pencil Wireless Charging, Absorbs Shock (Black/Matte Back)

I love how this iPad case feels and looks (simple, sleek, and masculine).It offers great protection, especially for the camera area. I was even able to add a glass camera protector without it sticking out, which is a big plus.Even though I don’t have an Apple Pencil, I tested the magnetic attachment and it still works through the case. Overall, very happy with this case. It’s durable, functional, and looks great!

I love how thin it is and protective it is, it fits around the iPad extremely well. Smooth feel and not too grippy. The only downside is the charger that I have doesn't reach all the way so I have to partially take off the case to charge the iPad.

My previous iPad Pro 11 inch case was great for the first year or so. However, it's made of flexible, soft plastic that eventually stretched to the point where the iPad would fall out of the Case. This also caused a problem with dictation in terms of blocking the microphones.It took me a while to find a more rigid case that does not have a stand. The Tineeowl case was exactly what I needed. it feels better in my hands than the iPad without a case. It's quite rigid, so I don't think it will stretch like my previous case. It has bolstered corners for protection. All the buttons & cut outs match perfectly. Already, I'm seeing much better microphone performance.Some people reported problems with the charging port being too small. I prefer cables with the right hand angle so they're not sticking into my stomach when I hold the tablet. I tried a couple different brands and had no problem with the fit.Overall, I don't see any flaws with this case. If you're looking for a case that is lightweight, provides great protection and you don't need a stand, I think this case is definitely a winner.

I like this case. Everything from how it feels in the hand, to a sense of knowing a $900 device is a little more safer being inside of this.I seen issues with people saying the charging end doesn't fit. I've used 3rd parties bigger than the original, with no issues, so I don't know if that's a manufacturer issue, or people are just knit picking over nothing.One issue, that isnt huge, but does slightly bother me. The edges by the screen feel flimsy. If you go to pick the iPad up by it's side it feel like the case is going to come out. It doesn't, but the side tops do not feel sturdy. A couple reasons this bothers me. Without a good seal on the tops, dust will settle in easily, and the obvious, if you drop it, will it hold. Only reason this didn't get a 5 star, because other than that, this feels and looks amazing.Also, screen protector fits nicely with no tight squeeze issue.

I have used this exact case line for many iPads including my my larger Pro, the iPad mini and the iPad V9. They have all been fine but the port opening on this one is smaller than the rest I have used. It is more oblong and not quite wide enough for my charger. I used a razor blade and carefully squared it out and made it a hair wider. Others have the port wide enough to fit exactly within the width of the thickness of the case so I widened to that point. Now the charger fits fine. Aside from that I like these cases. Slim, screen protectors fit and they maintain the general form factor of the device. Highly recommended but be aware you may need to spend five minutes widening the port opening. The photo is after widening the port opening.

This iPad protector works as advertised and does a good job protecting from bumps and scrapes. It’s also lightweight, not like some that make your iPad feel as heavy and bulky as a laptop. The only minor issue is the hole for the USB charging cable was a tad tight and had to be filed down with a nail file for the cable I use to fit.

This protects the iPad pro 11 really well and displays the original iPad look without all the fancy decor.

It's a decent case in a style that's hard to find (no "flap" over the front) - except for one critical flaw. It blocks the charging port with almost all USB-C cables, including Apple and aftermarket. The rubber is flexible enough that you can sort of force it in, but realistically, you're going to be taking the case off to charge your iPad, every time. Other cases use a "U-shaped" cutout to avoid this, instead of the "O-shaped" one on this case. You can sort of get around this by hacking it up with a utility knife - but you're already paying a premium for this case over the zillions of clear single-piece ones out there. That shouldn't be necessary.