5 Responses to “iLuv Flexi-Clear TPU Case with Dot Wave Pattern for iPad – Clear”

1. Stephen A. Adams says:

   October 1, 2010 at 10:41 am

   I expected this case to be hard, but I was wrong. And that’s not a bad thing. This case surprised me in the best of ways. It’s got the soft flexibility of a soft case combined with the tough durability of a hard case. It grips the iPad tightly, firmly, but if I ever need to remove it, it slips right off. The cutouts for the speaker, volume, orientation lock, sleep/wake button, headphones, mic, and charger are all set in a way that it covers it but still lets you get to them. The stylish design on the back only adds to the already sophisticated look of the iPad. This case is as close to a perfect, seemingly non-existent case you can find. The clear material (which doesn’t feel cheap at all, but of really good quality) makes it seem like the case isn’t even there, although when you feel it, you know your iPad is secure. Counter this with a sleeve to carry it around in and you’re good to go. I’m very pleased. We’ll have to see how it does against the test of time now.

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2. B. Jensen says:

   October 1, 2010 at 11:09 am

   I think that this is a great case. It creates a little ridge all around the screen that provides just enough traction to make it easier to hold on to the iPad. When I’m on the go, I use this with an M-Edge Touring Sleeve. It fits in just perfectly.

   The only thing that I don’t like is that its a little hard to put on and take off. However, that could also be a good thing if you want a case that won’t fall off (and who doesn’t want that?)

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3. B. Leonard says:

   October 1, 2010 at 11:40 am

   I really like this case. It’s just like the case I have for my iPhone. It wraps around the iPad and protects the edges but leaves the screen available. The back design is nice and it looks very sleek. It fills the iPad well and all the ports are easy to access. It just slips right on like a skin. I don’ take my iPad out of the house so I don’t know how it would be for travel or how durable it would be on the go. But as far as basic protection I think it works great. And I love the bright pink color. That way I don’t get it confused with my husband’s.

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4. Spirit of 76 says:

   October 1, 2010 at 12:17 pm

   I’ve tried off-brand silicone cases before and they tend to be thick, heavy dirt magnets. This TPU case is much better. It fits my iPad like a glove, with no gaps at the screen edge. People who see and handle it don’t even realize there’s a case around it. Some wondered where I got a black iPad. The surface gives just enough grip so the fear of dropping the iPad is lessened but it’s not tacky so dust and dirt don’t cling to it. The “stand” is a piece of clear plastic that you fold into a triangular shape and tuck a tab into a hole to assemble. It just barely works, but not at all elegant. No wonder they don’t provide a picture of it. I almost threw mine into the trash before deciding to put it into storage instead.

   There are cheaper silicone and TPU cases out there, but I’m quite happy with this one. It costs a bit more, but the fit and finish is first class, with no squared-off or rough edges anywhere.

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5. K B says:

   October 1, 2010 at 12:38 pm

   This is an excellent, tight fitting case with easy access to all buttons and input/outputs. Nice sticky material so iPad will not slip out of your hands. Cool design and see through is just as pictured here. Buy for the case. The included plastic stand isn’t worth trusting an iPod on.

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