There are various types of iPad cases, and the following are some common types:
1. Back shell iPad case: This iPad case is only wrapped around the back and sides of the iPad to protect the device from scratches and minor impacts. It is usually lightweight, portable, and easy to install.
2. Leather/Silicone iPad Case: This iPad case is made of leather or silicone material and provides more comprehensive protective coverage, including the back, sides, and front. They also typically have a support function that allows the device to remain upright or tilted.
3. Anti drop iPad case: This type of iPad case is made of sturdy materials, which can effectively absorb impacts and provide stronger protective capabilities. They typically have thickened corners and edges to increase the impact resistance of equipment in the event of accidental falls.
4. Keyboard iPad case: This iPad case combines case and keyboard functions, providing additional keyboard input options. They are usually detachable and can provide keyboard input for the iPad while protecting the device.
5. Transparent iPad case: This iPad case is made of transparent material, which can showcase the original appearance and color of the iPad while providing protection. They are very lightweight and do not add much weight or volume to the equipment.
When choosing an iPad case, you can choose the appropriate type based on personal preferences and device protection needs. In addition, ensure that the selected iPad case matches your iPad model to ensure its perfect fit.
Some types of iPad cases may be relatively bulky. The following are some types that may have a certain thickness and weight:
1. Anti drop iPad case: Due to its specially designed corners and edges, anti drop iPad cases are usually thicker and heavier than other types of iPad cases. This enables it to provide high collision resistance, but also leads to a certain increase in mass and volume.
2. Multifunctional iPad cases: Some iPad cases not only provide basic protection functions, but also come with additional features such as keyboards, brackets, or storage bags. These multifunctional iPad cases often add some weight and volume to accommodate additional features.
3. Hand sewn iPad cases typically involve a lot of processes and involve a large number of spare parts, which in turn increases the weight of the iPad case.
4. IPad with keyboard, this type of iPad case reserves additional space for wireless keyboards, thus increasing the weight of the iPad case during the manufacturing process.
It should be noted that not all such cases will significantly increase the burden. There are many carefully designed cases on the market that provide excellent protection while also being as lightweight and slim as possible. Therefore, before purchasing, you can understand the specific weight and size of the iPad case based on the product specifications and description to choose the appropriate iPad case.
Here are some relatively lightweight iPad case types:
1. Backshell iPad case: Backshell iPad cases are usually made of lightweight materials, only wrapped around the back and sides of the iPad, maintaining the device's lightweight feel. They provide basic scratch and small collision protection without adding too much weight or volume.
2. Transparent iPad case: Transparent iPad cases are made of lightweight transparent materials and can showcase the original appearance and color of the iPad. This type of iPad case is usually very thin and lightweight, with little significant impact on the weight and size of the device.
3. Ultra thin iPad case: The ultra thin iPad case design minimizes additional weight and volume. They are made of lightweight materials, providing lightweight protection to ensure the lightweight performance of the device.
4. Grid iPad case: Grid iPad cases are typically made of soft and lightweight materials with a grid textured appearance. This design not only provides good protection performance, but also reduces overall weight and volume.
5. When choosing a lightweight iPad case, you can look for models that are clearly labeled as thin, ultra-thin, or lightweight, and obtain more information through product specifications, user reviews, and other aspects to ensure that they meet your needs.
From the perspective of appearance design, the simplest iPad case design should be a book iPad case (super smart magnetic iPad case). This type of iPad case does not require a back cover, and the cover and back cover of this iPad case are embedded with a lot of magnets. When the iPad machine is placed on the iPad case, the magnets embedded on the back of the iPad case tightly attach the iPad to the iPad case, making this type of iPad case look very simple. If viewed from a quality perspective, the lightest iPad case should be a transparent iPad case, and the back shell of this iPad case is made of a special transparent material, which is very light.
