TVs with 4K Ultra HD only became affordable in the past year (with major holiday discounts), but the lack of 4K content - and devices to even play 4K videos - have been sticking points. While there will eventually be slimmer and simpler iPad Pro cases, Composite Case currently offers every feature an iPad Pro owner could want…Įven though the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus support 4K video recording, the 4K format is still gathering steam.
But UAG went further, including optional Apple Smart Keyboard compatibility, and offering MIL-STD-810G anti-drop protection. It begins by offering a ruggedized case and two highly distinctive features - a three-angle metal kickstand, and an integrated Apple Pencil holder - that would in and of themselves fully justify the price tag.
I suspect that’s why Apple let another company release the first iPad Pro keyboard case once you’ve tried something as big as Logitech’s Create, you’ll start searching for a “smarter” solution.įrom where I stand, Urban Armor Gear’s new Composite Case for iPad Pro ($80) is a much better alternative to both Logitech’s and Apple’s solutions - so well thought-out and polished that it’s bound to inspire copycats. Since others countries are currently sold out, are rapidly accelerating the production, and will continue to be on the shelves in the future, stay tuned.Two weeks into using the iPad Pro, I’m even more convinced of something I believed during week one: the 12.9″ iPad is good on its own, but if an accessory adds enough bulk to make it feel like a poor man’s laptop, it starts to stink.
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