So, I was a little nervous about ording this product especially with some of the neg. reviews and the price, I mean $12 for a $90 product! hmmm, but I received the Otterbox and it was perfect! The packaging looked brand new even though it did say refurbished. Even with that, I received all of the stuff, even the screen protector. Once I figured out how to put my pad in this contraption, it seems so safe and snug in it's new home. Not worried about letting my 4 year old play with it out of my sight now. The only neg. thing that I would say about it would be that it makes the Ipad really heavy. But with the stand that it comes with, I should have no reason to just be holding it up for that long. Like some have said, you have to take the small plate off to charge, but it just slides on and off, no biggie. Great product, even greater price! Definitely a must buy.
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Product information
| Package Dimensions | 12.13 x 9.13 x 2.36 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 1.95 pounds |
| Manufacturer | OtterBox |
| ASIN | B004I0J7MA |
| Customer Reviews |
4.1 out of 5 stars |
| Date First Available | January 5, 2011 |
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| compatible devices | apple ipad | iPad Pro (11-inch) (2nd gen) | Tablets | iPad (9th gen) | iPad Pro 12.9in (6th, 5th, 4th & 3rd Gen) | Apple iPad Pro (12.9) 5th/4th & 3rd Gen |
| compatible phones | — | iPad Pro (11-inch) (2nd gen), iPad Pro (11-inch) (1st gen) | — | Apple iPad (7th, 8th & 9th Gen), Apple 9.7 iPad | ['iPad Pro 12.9-inch (6th gen)', 'iPad Pro 12.9-inch (5th gen)', 'iPad Pro 12.9-inch (4th gen)', 'iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd gen)'] | Apple iPad Pro (12.9) 5th/4th & 3rd Gen |
| material | — | Polycarbonate | Polycarbonate, Microsuede, PU Leather | Rigid Plastic | — | Thermoplastic Polyurethane, Synthetic Rubber |
Otterbox Ipad 1 Defender Review
The option was b/w or b/w. :) So I went with b/w and it does live up to it's name as being a great all around protector of the ipad1. It's nice and thick with a rubber bumper around the edges though it is a bit of hassle to get apart to get your ipad into, so be patient when dissembling and reassembling. Also, came with a screen protector and I spent about $20 on it for the whole thing. All in all, a good investment. My ipad always goes with me in my backpack so if you don't need the heavy zero-shock protection like I do on the go, then there are lighter "sleeves" to stick you ipad into. The front cover protector has double duty: when you lay it flat, it has a the X-scissor pieces that pop as a back rest if you want to set the ipad up on the desktop. Amazingly, and I don't understand why, the bottom plate that slips on/off does not have a slot to put the charge adapter through to charge the ipad. You have to take the whole plate off. I don't get it, so I just crossed drilled a few holes in the bottom piece and used a rasp to file out a slot that my charger adapter would go through. Otherwise, this is could be an easy piece to misplace or lose while charging on the go. As well, since I use different jacks for sounds: headphones as well as mini-speakers, I had to drill out and widen the area of the plastic where the headphone jack goes through. Once I adapted these two things, it became more user friendly. This is why it's rated 3 stars on the design and functionality. (I'll try and upload some photos) Jesse Parris
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The option was b/w or b/w. :) So I went with b/w and it does live up to it's name as being a great all around protector of the ipad1. It's nice and thick with a rubber bumper around the edges though it is a bit of hassle to get apart to get your ipad into, so be patient when dissembling and reassembling. Also, came with a screen protector and I spent about $20 on it for the whole thing. All in all, a good investment. My ipad always goes with me in my backpack so if you don't need the heavy zero-shock protection like I do on the go, then there are lighter "sleeves" to stick you ipad into. The front cover protector has double duty: when you lay it flat, it has a the X-scissor pieces that pop as a back rest if you want to set the ipad up on the desktop.
Amazingly, and I don't understand why, the bottom plate that slips on/off does not have a slot to put the charge adapter through to charge the ipad. You have to take the whole plate off. I don't get it, so I just crossed drilled a few holes in the bottom piece and used a rasp to file out a slot that my charger adapter would go through. Otherwise, this is could be an easy piece to misplace or lose while charging on the go.
As well, since I use different jacks for sounds: headphones as well as mini-speakers, I had to drill out and widen the area of the plastic where the headphone jack goes through. Once I adapted these two things, it became more user friendly. This is why it's rated 3 stars on the design and functionality.
(I'll try and upload some photos)
Jesse Parris
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