AVAWO Kids Case for iPad 2 3 4 (Old Model) 9.7 Inch - Light Weight Shock Proof Convertible Handle Stand Kids Friendly for iPad 2, iPad 3rd Generation, iPad 4th Generation Tablet - Blue

This case is durable is easy to wipe off if it gets dirty. it definitely protects the tablet. If you don’t already have it I say, what are you waiting for don’t walk don’t skip run and get it. Easy to use the appearances, lovable I value the money I spent on it and he and it fits perfect

This iPad case is exactly what I was looking for and I’m ecstatic. We decided to pass down to our kids our old iPads (3rd and 4th generations from 2012). I knew they were obsolete but wow I did not expect just how hard it would be to find a case for them, let alone these specific kids cases. I swear I looked everywhere, those random kiosks in malls, cell phone provider stores, etc. Ordered a few off Amazon and they always ended up being for a newer iPad model despite being advertised otherwise. I was so discouraged and had almost given up when I found this one. When it showed up I was already almost sure it would be yet again the wrong case but I was so wrong and it is PERFECT. It’s crazy bulky and made of foam but hey when it’s for a 3 year old let me tell you it works beautifully. Love the handle and the fact that it’s so easy for a child to carry. Let’s be honest no one is paying over 100$ to fix an ancient iPad screen. If I had one complaint: I do wish that when it acted as a stand it tilted slightly further back. It almost stands at a 90 degree angle, but maybe for kids that works better? Either way I would recommend this in a heartbeat. Huge thanks to this seller for selling something that is absolutely impossible to find nowadays. The quality is great and the price is too. Buying a second one ASAP.

The classic protector but improved. New with built in screen protector, which I do think is more effective and works. I think this padded design is one of the best against toddler-kindergarten age kiddos. Recommended 👍👍

This isn’t a fancy case, but I didn’t need one. I just basically needed a case that fits my older gen iPad, protects the screen when I lay it face down (I have cats, you leave it screen up, you end up with lots of paw prints & the occasional surprised feline selfie), and allows me to stand it up so I can play my solitaire when I’m letting my work computer start up in the morning. I didn’t want to spend too much, but I also didn’t want to have to buy a new case every two months because the current one fell apart. This case meets my specific needs, but I also don’t use it anywhere except for in my home. I wouldn’t consider it appropriate for travel as it’s a little bulky, & I’m not sure the foam case would hold up to rougher wear & tear, but it certainly does what I need, & that’s all that really matters to me. The home button & power button can be a little tricky to access which is the main reason I’m not giving it a full 5 stars overall, and it’s a little too bulky to be easy to hold for smaller (kids) hands. Given that it’s marketed for kids specifically, I do think that should be a consideration if your little one is likely to want to use it outside the home, or if they’re still young enough that dexterity might be an issue.If you’re looking for something to do what I needed, it’s great. If you’re looking for a sturdy case for a kid’s iPad, I think this one might not be your best bet, but it won’t be your worst option. Just be aware that it’s entirely made of molded foam, so it’ll tear or pull apart more easily than others if you’ve got a kid (or adult) who’s a little rough on their possessions, & note that there is no actual screen protector (it’s just an open window in the foam), so you’ll need to either use the stick-on kind (which I already had on, so it wasn’t a deal-breaker for me) or just be careful not to scratch up the screen if you don’t want to bother with that.All in all, it’s a solid case, & the price is fair. I recommend spending a little more money on a nicer case if you’re looking for something more sturdy/durable, or if you’re trying to really protect the iPad from a rough user, but if you’re like me & just basically want a case that will keep the screen off the table when placed face-down and let you have a hands free stand when you’re using it, this is your deal.

The I-pad 2 fits in there tight, I went ahead and used an x-acto knife to cut the tab, where you charge it. I have noticed that the more we pull on it when it needed to be charged, the more it stressed the vinyl case. So before more damage happened I cut it off (learned this from using lots of Otter cases on phones, it's best to cut that tab and your phone case won't rip, same principle here).The case def. protects the I-pad from damage from being thrown by a temper tantrum. It has been tested by a two year old- male. Boys are usually rougher on items. I liked that all the pre-cut tab for the various devices were there and for the most part aligned correctly. I will note that I had to use the x-acto knife again to cut a hole on the case for the power down button. Simple fix, we need access to it since the device won't charge up unless the I-pad is shut down. I think this does a great job of protecting the device and recommend it if you are getting if for a child. The leather case it was in before was worthless for this purpose.*** Update*** It's been a year and a half now our boy is 3 1/2, I pad-2 has not cracked once. Our boy is still rough on it, but the case has protected it from being broken.I did want to note this observation.We have an I-pad 3 as well. I purchased another case for that tablet. What I have noticed is that on the I-pad 3 (I had changed the glass screen as my child had previously broken it prior to me buying the case) our son was able to crack the screen (by pitching it, about 6-8 feet in the air, and it landed on the edge and cracked. However he has also thrown the i-pad 2 in the air about the same height (the orange one in the picture) it landed on the edge but did NOT crack.Here is why- Not because of the case, but because any replacement glass you put on there will never be as strong as the original glass screen and because of the obvious my child is really rough on things- We have another boy and it's like night a day- the other child is super calm and takes care of his things- but that child doesn't play with i-pads - go figure.So... if you have the original screen on your i-pad, put the case on now! I have replaced the i-pad 3 glass screen twice now, in 1.5 years. So overall I still give it 5 stars because it has held up really well considering what it has to endure on an everyday basis.