Spigenfor iPad Pro 11 inch Case M2 4th Generation (2022) / 3rd Generation (2021) / 2nd Generation (2020) / 1st Generation (2018), Rugged Armor Pro Protective Tri-Fold Cover with Pencil Holder, Black

Great case for my iPad Pro 11-inch 3rd Gen (M1, 2021).The case fits perfectly on the iPad with the cutouts perfectly aligned with the speakers, microphones, and cameras. The pencil slot snuggly fits the Apple Pencil 2 with a cutout to push the pencil easily out of the slot.The Rugged Armor case has a nice solid built, without adding too much bulk and weight. The front cover has a nice and strong magnet clasp perfectly aligned and positioned to hold the front cover in place.The edge around the case fits perfectly with most glass screen protectors. Spigen Glass Screen protector is a great compliment to this case for the iPad Pro.Highly recommend Spigen brand, and highly recommend this case!

I bought not 1 but 2 cases and this case is the only case you will ever need. I had a small issue with the case and the company stood behind their product and resolved the issue.This case will protect your ipad without making it too bulky.Its easy to hold and it also folds well to be placed on a table.It has auto wake and sleep function.I don't have an apple pencil so cannot speak regarding that feature of the case.Buy this case with confidence and it will not fail you!

I was experiencing the intermittent charging issue. Sometimes the pencil charges, sometimes it doesn't, and I could not figure out why, although the pencil always "sticks" to the case whether it's charging or not. I use the pencil across multiple devices, so it was important that I can connect it to this iPad quickly, which it failed to do when I needed it to.Then I read more reviews filtered by "charge the pencil" and learned that the magnet on the case (the little flap) is what is causing the pencil to not charge (or pair). If I have the cover folded back, the magnet will interfere with the pencil's ability to charge. If I leave the cover wide open, it consistently charges. There should really be some documentation on this; I was ready to return the case.Otherwise, I really like the case. The fit is great, the materials are great. It fits perfectly and keeps the form factor thin while I feel it still provides some protection (with reinforced corners). I like a TPU back vs. hard back, and the design on the back adds to its aesthetics.Great case, but removing one star for pencil charging interference that had to be figured out (no documentation).

Have Spigen cases for the phones and iPad for my whole family. No complaints as always.

I am a fan of the design of Spigen cases. They are sleek and well constructed. The iPad 11 pro case does not disappoint. Some reviewers are complaining about the pen charging, but I have not had an issue so far.

I like this bag. All three zippered pouches go from the zipper clear to the bottom of the bag. Lots of room. It seems to be well made. I am a little worried about the zipper durability. Time will tell.

The case itself is great. It offers an attractive and very slim profile combined with a good level of protection. As a bonus It does not interfere with my current screen protector. However, there is one annoying design flaw that you need to be aware of. The case, when closed properly with its magnetic flap in place or when fully opened, again with the magnetic flap in proper place, will not allow the Apple Pencil to charge. I also suspect that the magnetic flap may aid in the faster draining of the pencil’s battery. In order for the pencil to charge the magnetic flap of the cover must be kept away from the pencil dock area. This sounds simple enough but it does become tiresome quickly, especially if you use your Apple Pencil with any regularity. Actually, it may be more of a nuisance if you tend to just attach your pencil and forget about it, assuming it will be charged and ready on the rare occasion that you need it. You’ll probably find yourself with an uncharged pencil in such a circumstance. I am truly torn, I love the case but it has a design flaw. I will be keeping my case and hopefully I will just get used to paying extra attention to the charge level of my pencil. Spigen really needs to address this flaw.

Better protection that otterbox symetry 360 but with a caveat!This particular case has a better fit and better protection that an otterbox symetry 360, I know because I bought one for my daughter's ipad pro 12.9; this was for the ipad pro 11. The only downside is pencil charging is not recognized; it might have been supported but certainly with both cases (I got 2 of this for the ipad pro 11), apple pencil is not charging; a trade off for a great protection.