Is it worth it to spend the extra money on this, verses just getting a Fintie case? Does the quality justify the additional cost?
1534164
Mine was terrible quality and I returned it and bought a Smart Cover case that was nearly half the price and much better. I would not recommend it
1534165
I don't think so. It's a personal preference issue. This one is very nice quality and stylish, but It only covers the front of the ipad and held on the a magnet. Not real protective.
1534166
I'm not familiar with the Fintie case so I can't give a comparison opinion. I just know that the Apple products are good quality and really made to do what they're supposed to do. Hope that helps!
2183656
I think I listed in my review, the one great "Value" case to get before you get enough hands on experience is the DLO Jam Jacket with the integrated earbud area. It's a great case, comes with a screen protector, has a place on the back to wind your earbuds, and only costs between $13 to $14 most of the time. Get the Speck Toughskin if you want maximum protection and don't need the winder for your buds. :)
1075089
I'm sorry didn't notice the couple of times when used the case. I can say it isn't one of my favorite because I'm affraid that the case isn't durable enough for possible drops. I can say that the "iface" case are the most durable compared to the costly outerbox. I will make sure to notice next time the case is used. I really like it based only on appearance. Good luck with your selections.
1820582
I don't know the difference but I don't think so. If you're looking to buy this case go for it it's a great package
1583617
Neither, in my experience. This is a very nice case, however; you're unlikely to be disappointed.
855601
I honestly have no idea. I don't think there is any difference. The cheaper one has a bunch more reviews so I'd say go for that one. Just remember the plastic part scratches pretty easily
1852117
I ordered both, and the cases are slightly different. The small screws on the black case go into holes in the narrow end (easily), and the small screws on the silver unit go in through the sides. The screws on the silver one were very difficult to screw in, and one did not go in all the way (before the little supplied screwdriver stripped it), so now it is protruding enough that's it's annoying and dangerous if you choose not to leave the supplied pleather/cloth sleeve on. I would recommend the black unit and avoid the silver one. Functionally, there should be no difference.
86166
If you get the case that comes in the retail packaging, yes. This is the non-retail packaging one which is why it is cheaper.
1348082
I can tell you, I bought several other brands and found the quality poor. I finally decided to go back to an Apple smart case just like the one I had before. I will stay with the Apple. It is worth the extra to get the quality and dependability. I hope this helps. Good luck to you.
1184904
I'm not sure, but I do know that I would probably opt to use the money you are spending on the case to buy a higher quality guitar instead. It doesn't make sense to spend almost as much on a case as your guitar in the first place.
2141678
No the case is a good case but a very high price for what it is. I use an old briefcase with the PST in a plastic bag and bubble wrap around . If you travel and the PST the case is worth the price. Most of us just make do.
1046969
Hello, it is definitely a nice case. Nothing really fancy about it. But if you want complete protection for it, water, dust etc, it is definitely worth the money. I haven't dropped it in water, but If I did, i'm confident it would protect it. It also has lifetime warranty. If the plastic case or any part of it breaks. You just go to the website and order a new. Free of charge!
1998731
Basically you are paying for the protective case, and possibly for the adaptor. I like the protection which the case offers, so I chose to spend the extra money.
271177
No, not unless you just need a case. I barely use mine anymore. I switched over to Speck.
85904
Cases are a very personal thing. I like the Fintie because it is light weight, durable, and protects my PaperWhite in my purse...I hate scratches. There are so many choices, it was hard to choose. But, if I get tired of one design, the price was so reasonable, I'll definitely purchase another one. It's a girl thing!!!
187454
I would recommend the protective case by the same company... The buttons are better for removing the case frequently... Again. I also remove my cases frequently and I recommend another case by spigen
784206
I'd stick with the stuff that has been proven over the years. This Pelikan case I own IS tuff and well-built. It houses my Hasselblad, Nikon body, Horizon camera and various lenses, bits and pieces. You might want the pad devider and the lid organizer as well to round things off - After all it's not only the impact force on the case itself you have to consider, but the inertia of the camera kit itself, trying to continue on it's 'flight path' trough any case. In case you are in doubt if this case will protect you gear - It's good enough for the Military, where possible malfunction in the gear to be protected might cause the loss of life. Hope this helps! I'd stick with the stuff that has been proven over the years. This Pelikan case I own IS tuff and well-built. It houses my Hasselblad, Nikon body, Horizon camera and various lenses, bits and pieces. You might want the pad devider and the lid organizer as well to round things off - After all it's not only the impact force on the case itself you have to consider, but the inertia of the camera kit itself, trying to continue on it's 'flight path' trough any case. In case you are in doubt if this case will protect you gear - It's good enough for the Military, where possible malfunction in the... » Read More I'd stick with the stuff that has been proven over the years. This Pelikan case I own IS tuff and well-built. It houses my Hasselblad, Nikon body, Horizon camera and various lenses, bits and pieces. You might want the pad devider and the lid organizer as well to round things off - After all it's not only the impact force on the case itself you have to consider, but the inertia of the camera kit itself, trying to continue on it's 'flight path' trough any case. In case you are in doubt if this case will protect you gear - It's good enough for the Military, where possible malfunction in the gear to be protected might cause the loss of life. Hope this helps! « Show Less