The 360 Case

Received my 360 about two weeks ago. So far the case has been great. I use it interchangeably with my Apple Magic Keyboard. The form and function of the case is impressive. I would definitely recommend a Zugu 360. For the price the standard case is also very impressive. The only issue I had was the original shipping partner Veho failed to locate my address on two separate occasions and sent the original back to sender. Zugu did send out a new case when the heard from the original shipping partner that they were for domestic reason unable to locate an address that gets packages delivered just about every day by their competition. While Zugu did send out a second case via a diffenrent carrier, they did not step up for my inconvenience and additional time that it took to receive my case. Bit with that behind me, I would still recommend Zugu cases.

. . . 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.”