What is the difference between the slimshell and non-slimshell for mini with retina?
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I don't have a mini so I'm sorry I can't answer your question. The roo case shouldn't make that much difference on the mini but I would wonder if you need to stand it to view in landscape and portrait. It is a very sturdy case.
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I don't have a Mini with Retina... But all the accessories for Mini will fit Retina.
2137080
I have the mini without the retina display; I called my salesperson to check on the specs for both minis. The mini with the retina display is a fraction thicker than mine. So to answer Ashley's question, my salesperson said that my case probably is not the right size for the mini w/retina display.
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No experience with mini with retina, but the magnets constantly turned the mini off and on when the flap was open. I would use caution with this one, you get what you pay for.
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Both models are sold here. If you click on the picture with the hinge and screen side door, the model name is different. The case without the screen side door are called Slim Armor case while the ones with the screen side door are called Slim Armor View Case. The prices are different, too.
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You probably have the mini with retina. This case is for the original mini. They're not the same size. I made the same mistake. Its too bad, this is a really nice case. I wish they'd make one for the mini with retina display.
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I only have experience with the GLAS line of screen protectors from SPIGEN for which I believe there are 4 current models. They have the GLAS.T and the GLAS.TR which notes whether or not the screen protector has rounded edges. The "R" indicates rounded edges. The other difference is the "slim" vs the "nano slim". The nano slim is the thinnest version. You can get the GLAS.T in any of 4 combinations with or without the features mentioned above. I personally use the GLAS.TR Nano Slim and would highly recommend it.
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I have the regular ipad mini, no retina display... I am not too sure if its the same size, but the DODO case is a great fit for my regular ipad mini.
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The dimensions have not changed between models. This will fit both the mini and mini with retina display.
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Yes, I use it with my mini retina. Good customer service from Lifeproof as well. The first one I ordered worked fine and passed the water test, but a corner that made a click sound each time I press down on the comer. Called Lifeproof, email photo of case to them; replacement came about a week later.
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iPad Mini and iPad Mini with retina display are NOT the same size. The ipad Mini with Retina Display is .03mm larger in depth. This makes it incompatible with MANY ipad Mini (non-retina cases). Regarding this case. I spoke with Griffin, and they mentioned they revised the survivor case once the retina mini was released, and it now fits both of them. however earlier mini survior cases do NOT fit the retina mini. I am unable to figure out how to tell the cases apart however.
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Yes it would. There is no size difference between the mini & mini with retina.
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No Ma'am, this is for the thinner model with Retina. It is a very good product though. Keeps my Mac Pro looking professional and keep it protected.
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Don't know, don't have one. However my Mini was upgraded four months ago and the cover fit. Also about a week ago I was at the Apple store looking at the Retina display version Mini. Mine placed beside the store's display model showed no differences at all; however, the cover was still on mine so didn't get a really good comparative view. I was comparing the on-screen displays - couldn't find any difference at all even when zooming in as far as possible on both units with the same image selected.
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I love the Targa Versavu case, though it's not (as it arrives) a good fit for the iPad Mini Retina, because the Retina pad is slightly thicker than the standard Display, so it doesn't get clamped, naturally, by the Case's plastic shell. I secured my iPad Mini Retina to the plastic shell using a cushiony rubber double-faced tape. This creates a virtually permanent bond between the iPad and case and I'm very happy with the combination. Looks good. Feels good..
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Having using both with glasses, I would chose the compact. It is rectangular rather than square like the original. Thus you don't have to turn head much to take a look.
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I can feel the difference; after all it weighs about 2/3 lb added to a 3.46 lb device; that's an additional 18% and not negligible. Compared to my old 5.5 lb 15" Macbook, the uncased Retina was 36% lighter; with the case it's 28% lighter.