This is a quality black leather-like slim-line case from the supreme case makers Targus. It includes the all-important sleep/wake function which, of course, means your iPad 2 will shut down when the case top is down and save battery usage.
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The STM Revolution Backpack is designed to keep all your electronic gear protected and easy to transport. Plus it comes in two colors black and orange.
Right off the bat a screen protector along with a pretty swagajag cleaning cloth is included, these are always nice additions with any iPhone case.
Many have pointed out that the Apple Smart Cover is an awesome case/ cover but doesn't protect the back of your iPad 2. The CaseCrown Omni Case appears to try and solve this problem with a Smart Cover like design as well as full rear protection.
So here it is the OtterBox Defender Series for the iPad 2.
Currently the Defender Series for the iPad 2 only comes in one color which is black. More colors should come overtime hopefully as black isn't the most stylish color.
I haven’t tried that many two part design cases on my iPad 2 as of yet. But the offering from CaseCrown called the Glider Case is by far the best I’ve tried so far.
STM make some very solid products for the iPad. This product dubbed as the org board is pretty unique. Having the ability to have all your iOS needs in one place sounds very promising.
The OtterBox Reflex Series for the iPhone 4 was a hugely popular here and so we are very excited to see the Series make the jump to the iPod touch.
Coming in either a stylish blue, black or pink, the Reflex series makes sure you get noticed. The Reflex uses a mixture of plastic and rubber on the exterior.
The Case Mate Versant comes in pink, black and brown. The exterior material used is real leather which feels ok when in use and looks sharp. The interior is coated in suede which feels really really nice and the iPad sits on top of textured suede for grip. On the opposing side away from where the iPad rests locates a nylon strap for presenting.
The Gumdrop Drop Series for the iPad 2 is looking to give your iPad the ultimate where protection is concerned but does it deliver?