The Zugu iPad case has a magnetic multi-angle stand that adjusts without detaching, air-cooling slots, and holds the Apple Pencil magnetically on top for charging. It fits snugly with aligned cutouts, folds over the screen for travel, and includes cleaning wipes and a hidden mounting option for fridges or metal surfaces.
Today we're going to take a look at the case from— if I hold this right side up— Zugu. Z-U-G-U. Hopefully you can read that, but it looked like a great case on the person who had it in the store. Some fantastic packaging. A la, you know, Apple, you can't ask for much nicer packaging than what they provide. So anyway, nice little card on top protecting the actual case. And look at this, this is kind of nice, it's kind of wrapped up for you so you can open it, almost feel like you are getting a gift, I guess, but also additional protection for the case itself. So when you open it up, here's the actual case. Nice and sturdy. It does open. This one is not magnetic, so hopefully it won't just pop off at any given time. Get rid of the moisture pellets there. Pull off this inner protection. And here you have the case. I know they make a bunch out of this air coolant, if you will. These slots that supposedly help you if your iPad begins to overheat. So we'll see how that works. The other thing that I really liked about what I saw from the other person's case in the coffee shop was this magnetic stand. Sorry. And it has several variations, so you can go back as far as you want, lift it up as far as you want. And these pieces right here, as you can tell, they're actually magnetic. So they're not just going to pop off and watch your iPad just fall down. So I really like that. That's a great quality to have in your case. Now it also comes with this little cleaning solution packets here. It's got a nice little pad you can use for your iPad face as well as some actual wipes. That supposedly do a great job. I obviously haven't tried them, but I'll give them a try shortly. And so for your actual iPad, you want to take the iPad, match it up here with the case, take a minute to squeeze this in. Make sure the bottom is in good and tight. Okay, I took a minute, turned the camera off, got the actual iPad into the case good and firm. It's a great little case. Really was a tight squeeze to get it in there, but once it gets in there, man, I think it's going to stay. It's not going to fall out easily, so you won't have problems there. It's got on your top, it's got the buttons that match up with your iPad. It's got the button on the side. Then it also has some nice little holes for the speakers, so you can actually get your sound out without any troubles. Here's a nice little slot for electrical cord, more holes for the speakers. Fantastic. And then if you're a user of the iPad Pencil, you can just simply drop that on the top and it's magnetic, obviously, into the actual iPad itself where it'll charge, where it will be nice and safe when you're using this. Now it's documentation I read, there's also a spot here in the back that you could put your iPad pencil if you want. Now I don't believe it charges there, but I haven't gotten that far. So when you're all done, you're ready to take this away and travel with it, put put it in your backpack, put it in your briefcase, whatever, purse. You just fold up the top and you've got a nice, in my viewpoint at least, protected iPad. This appears at first glance to be a great case, and I'm really looking forward to getting some mileage out of it, trying to use it and seeing what happens. So again, Flip the bottom back— or top back. Flip up the tabs. There you go. I don't know if you saw that, but you just flip the bottom down, flip the top back to cover the face, and you're ready to go again. Thanks for watching. Hopefully this was helpful, and I'll let you know if I have any issues with it. One little addendum to my video. Didn't notice this before, but on the back of this card is some great instructions for you to use not only the different heights for the little kickstand there, but also has a fridge mount, which I didn't realize. So that's great, and you should be able to mount it right on your metal fridge or anything. If you have a metal wall or something, should be able to mount your iPad right up there. So check it out, check out the instructions on the back of the card. Tells you exactly how to do it. Great little feature. Thanks.
