The 360 Case

. . . I’ve come to the conclusion that I enjoy using this case.

It comes in two parts:

1. A case for the iPad M4/5

2. A stand for the case.

When the iPad and case are assembled in landscape mode, one would not notice any difference from the “standard case.”

When assembled in portrait mode, one is quite aware that this is not the “standard case.”

I like to read newspapers and magazines in portrait mode. For other iPad uses, I prefer landscape mode.

It’s very easy to go from portrait mode to landscape mode. It’s a little tricky going from landscape to portrait mode—at times it’s frustrating in try to detach from landscape mode. There is a knack but I’ve not quite learned it—(sometimes it’s just easy!).

If you see yourself benefitting from having a portrait mode option available, I would recommend this case though I find it a bit pricey. If you do all your work in landscape mode, there would be no point in using other than the “standard case.”

I have tried everything from an Otterbox to a set of rubber bumpers on my iPads over the years, and the ZUGU case is the best I have ever owned. The ability to leave the fold over portion of the case behind when I have my iPad on an exercise machine like a treadmill has made this case useful in ever context when I use my iPad. The rigidity and magnetic nature of the case allows me to set my iPad in any position with stability.

I have found my “forever” case/