Soke for iPad Pro 11 Case (M2) 2022/2021/2020 with Pencil Holder - [Full Body Protection + Apple Pencil Charging + Auto Wake/Sleep], Soft TPU Back Cover for 2022 iPad Pro 11 inch(Black)

I had a Soke case for my old iPad Pro and it lasted over five years, so knew the material, finish (hard to describe, but softer and textured kind of like fabric) and fit would be good. (All similar ones I’ve tried have flat, shiny plastic covers and look cheap.) But this one really amazed me. It is a perfect fit (and doesn’t mess with my screen protector - see pics) and also allows me to store my Apple Pencil (2nd generation) in its charging position perfectly. This is no easy feat, as the volume up/down buttons are on the side of the iPad where the pen attaches to charge. Their design allows you to control volume while still accommodating the Pencil (see pic with camera) - ingenious! There is also a small cutout under the space where the Pencil stores that allows for easy removal (see pics). It has precision cutouts - exactly positioned for all the elements of my iPad Pro (fourth generation), even the dual microphones (see pics)! I was worried that the new larger camera array would protrude, making it impossible to lay flat or exposing the cameras to damage or scratching. This amazing case has enough thickness to keep the entire camera structure below surface level, forming a nice protective lip (also see pics) and lays perfectly flat. As with my previous Soke case, magnets are perfect, case is sturdy when in standing position, interior of cover flap is soft like felt, and on/off flap functionality is flawless. Ignore any bad reviews for this case (for this iPad) - must be from competitors, as this case is perfect!

I bought this cover for my new iPad Pro, which is the first thing I do for all of my electronic purchases. I have had many iPad covers, but this is by far one of my favorites! It is sturdy, yet lightweight. The color is attractive, but not ‘girlie’, and I really like the texture and feel of it. But I especially like the material that is molded for the device to fit in. It is like a cross between plastic and rubber. It is not hard like plastic, but it gives and bends. It isn’t squishy like rubber or jelly type materials, but bends to house the device. It feels really good in your hand, and has a texture to help prevent slippage. I also like the fact that there is a specially molded spot for a pencil/stylus. All in all, I think this is a great iPad cover and would recommend it.

iPad goes in easily but stays in securely. I’m giving it 5 stars because it was relatively cheap. Mine is the one that looks like a black and white notebook. I’m still adjusting to it. The folding cover is quite thin so it makes it cumbersome to open. If I had longer fingernails to grasp it with would be ideal. The cover is about 1/8” and tapers to meet the iPad so it closes flush to the edge of iPad. The cover folds nicely behind to act as a stand and works well for sitting on a sturdy desk..The drawback is it only has one viewing angle. It closes nicely and puts the iPad to sleep. I am picking up the Apple Pencil this week to see how it fits and charges. My current Apple Pencil won’t work with this iPad because the apple corporation broke the 1st. generation of pencil so everyone moving forward will have to pay them again. I’m only moving forward because their last update broke my iPad. Anyways, I do like my new cover and for the price and the cool notebook look that mirrors my paper ones, I think I’ll keep this one. Update one week later: I purchased Apples I Pencil and it works well with the iPad cover. I fits snugly in the pencil holder and starts charging immediately. Easily removes when you push your finger through the rear slot and push the Pencil forward.

I’ve had this case for a while now, maybe a little over a month, and I’ve really liked it up until today. I liked the color, the fabric-y feel of the outside and that it was slender while still seemingly protecting my iPad. However, today I noticed that for some reason the corner of the case is making my screen protector lift. Not sure why, because I don’t think it did that when I initially put it on…I don’t think it’s the fault of my screen protector because I’ve had this screen protector for a while, and I’ve even repurchased it when I got a new iPad, and I haven’t had this issue before. anyways, I had to take the case off because I really like my screen protector, and I had to switch to my old iPad case. Kinda bummed because I really liked this case up until today. I will say, when I put it on my iPad initially, I remember it being kind of snug and I had to use more force than normal to get it on. I have an iPad Pro 11 in for reference. UPDATE 10/06/2024: the problem was my screen protector lol I have since changed it to a magnetic one that is way better and doesn’t lift like the other one. The case has held up brilliantly so far. I use it off and on depending on my needs. The only thing that I have noticed since buying it is that recently the edges seem to have discolored or have rubbed off a little. But overall, it protects my iPad well, and I like that the magnet is stronger than most folio cases I have had in the past and actually stays closed when I flip it closed. Also helps when I need to make it stand up as well. If this case wears out then I will likely repurchase it again because I really like it.

Case is sturdy and very cute. It actually charges my Apple pen when I'm not using it--my last case did not have a spot for my pen, so I would have to stop drawing to charge it.

This Soke iPad Pro cover is great. I’ve gotten many comments about it and surprise when it turns out to be a cover for my iPad Pro. Giving credence to the stealth aspect, everyone who saw it contained an iPad was genuinely surprised! Not only offering a great iPad cover and carrying case the cover is well thought out. It provides a support while typing through folds in the top cover as well as a great place to securely store the Apple Pencil. Moreover the Apple Pencil slot has an opening on the back side so you can easily pop out the pencil when you need it. See second photo. Both the case and magnets in the pencil and iPad Pro hold the pencil securely and the hole on the backside is needed to pop out the pencil from its tenacious grasp. Good, so you don’t lose your expensive Apple Pencil. The price and performance in this cover is superb. I really like the stealth covering to make the iPad Pro look innocuous like a common paper notebook and not something worth stealing. When traveling and checking into hotels I generally receive comments on how cool this cover looks and works. Several people wanted to know where I got the iPad cover and said they were going to order one ASAP. While I try not to drop my iPad, it does happen. The case has inherent cushioning so your iPad isn’t exposed to as much shock from it being dropped. I purchased the black and white cover to enhance its stealth characteristic as much as possible. Going to add an old college course title to the “Composition Book” book space to add to its already stealthy aspect. I would heartily recommend this iPad Pro cover to anyone.

Great case

I’m OBSESSED with this iPad case. It fits perfectly, feels super secure, and the quality? Chef’s kiss. It’s not bulky at all, but still gives that solid protection I need—especially when I’m tossing it in my bag on the go. Bonus: the texture gives it a luxe feel, and I’ve already dropped my iPad once (don’t judge me 😅) and it survived without a scratch. If you’re clumsy-but-cute like me, this is exactly what you need. 10/10 recommend!

Looks nice and feels nice

As above