The Snugg iPad Case: A review that the Tot couldn't do.

There are some cases the Tot can't review. Cases that are classy, made of leather and are more about style than heavy protection.

The Snugg is one of these cases.

I decided to enlist the help of my teenager, Finn, for this test. He is 13. He thinks that I am pretty uncool and slightly embarrassing. However, I do offer the odd perk, one of which is the fact he can use this cool, orange leather iPad case for an umlimited amount of time.

Finn doesn't need a cover that is extremely protective; he is extraordinarily careful with his things, especially beloved technical objects. So I'd recommend this cover for teenagers or adults, not for the Tots throughout the world. 

(Tot is very annoyed that she is not allowed to test this case. Extremely annoyed.)

The Snugg comes with a handy flip stand option, a stylus holder and a small hand clasp at the back so you can carry and type more readily.All ports and cameras are easily accessed and it's light; it's no problem just closing it over and popping it in your bag. Sometimes these types of folio covers loosen quickly and the iPad ends up slipping up or down which REALLY irritates me as I want the iPad to stay tight in the case. The Snugg really is SNUG as it stays enveloped around the iPad. Like a bear hug.

It is a smooth and slick case and obviously trendy enough if Finn allowed himself to be seen with it. In public.

You can read more about the range of Snugg products here. The case we tried out is currently on sale, reduced from $49.99 to $34.99.

We're going to give The Snugg case 3 and a half stars taking both the price and protective element into consideration. It is a very handsome case to look at and beautifully made so for the adults or older students in the family it would be a great fit.

 

 

 

Finn is going to tell you a little more about it. Tot will be back testing out the Gripcase next week!

 

 

Lisa likes the colour orange and Haribo jellies.

Comments

[Anna]

FYI.... Great case that I've been using for almost 9 months. Took a number of tumbles as I do let my five year old use it. Having said that... I was the one who let it slip a mere 18inches and it hit exactly on the corner where there is no protection and the screen shattered. If it gets carried around a lot I recommend getting something with corner protection because even those who are neurotically careful like myself slip sometimes.