Was thinking of getting 2 silicone protectors and doubling it up for extra protection against a 4 y.o., do you think the case can stretch to do that
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Honestly, I don't think so. It fits the device just about perfectly, and doesn't seem that stretchy. (I consider that a good thing--it has kept its shape really well so far.) I have 3-year-old and 6-year-old boys using my Nook tablet with one of these cases on it, and so far it has worked very well. They still know to be careful with it and we haven't had any major drops, but with normal bumping around it has been good.
862548
i seriously doubt it as there is very little give in the silicone. what i suggest is buying one and then putting the tablet in a neoprene 10" netbook sleeve. it should be a good fit, a little loose but ok!
862549
No. Because it is a perfect FIT. Believe me is strong enough to protect your NOOK. I really like it!!!!
822378
Called the company and they said NO Way for a case. I cannot believe the guys who developed this did not extend the cover towards the front to make it protect. Maybe the Optimus S Holster would work if modified. Silicon will not stretch over the front unless its very flexible.
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I do not think it would stretch to fit anything but what it is made for. Sorry :-( I would recommend getting a case designed for the device you are looking to fit. The fir it very firm so they don't fall out.
2214362
Yes, I actually have a 3 yr old and 5 yr old as well and they love the case and it protects my phone, especially when they are fighting over it.
1132998
The first question would be does the silly thing work (I don't have a lot of confidence in mine). As I cannot answer that one, I'm not sure the second question matters. BUT, theoretically you could surround your 2nd one in a lead shield to protect it.
1633157
Sadly no. It is not big enough for protective cases. The expansions are too tight.
1228780
I think it provides reasonable protection for dropping, maybe something sturdier like the gummy-type cases would be better for young children.
1513502
In a sense yes, it's like a book cover it extends a little more then the ipad. I have 2 kids a 2yr old and 9 month old. They can't for me to set down my ipad. The cover has helped protect my ipad. I like the cover.
1496618
This case fits like a glove so you would have to really stretch and flex to make it fit. This leather snugg is meant to protect as well so the case may be overkill.
1733783
I don't know if they make one that small but you could probably cut down a full size one to fit - there is room in the case for that- I just turn it over in the case when not using it to cover the screen from outside potential of scratching - I really like the case - hope this helps
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Hard cases do not fit, Silicone may not fit well but you can stretch them on to some degree. I have found that this back is actually more resilient then the back that it came with. I love the option of charging it either way now. Hope this helps.
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I used it with one, but my screen protector got scratched up when I dropped my phone. The case does not extend past the face of the phone, so it doesn't protect it very well.
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My "gut" response would be YES..,my first graders do well with this case. Easy to charge up. My only challenge is getting the earphone plug in...got some extenders that worked well. I know of others who have used a razor blade to make the hole a bit larger!
1988558
The covers require a good deal of force to slide on my unit. I think it would be pretty child proof.
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Unfortunately it is a bit rigid. I doubt it would stretch over much of a case. That way a more secure grip is provided. I use my iPad almost exclusively at home where protection is not an issue.
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No, I would buy him one that is thicker with more protection. It might survive a drop depending what it hit, carpet, a surface with give. But I would buy my child something different.
1255285
I doubt it although the question also implicates the issue of how durable the iPad is. Perhaps there are cases that otterbox makes for child use?