Paperlike’s Folio Case for iPad Pro 13” (2024) - Magnetic, Lightweight, Slim, Protective case with Apple Pencil Charging, auto Sleep/Wake

wow I took a chance with this case after reading so many bad reviews and I was not disappointed glad I followed my instincts. this case is exactly what I was looking for it feels sturdy and well made. on another note I read in so many reviews that the magnet's where not very strong I just received it today and place my iPad Pro 13 inch on to and gave it a little shake to see if it would fall off and it stayed in place so far no complains I lov either!it is thin not bulky in any way, another good thing is it hold my Apple Pencil in placeI added a few fotos and down the line I will make a video.the only suggestion I have is if the company can make the magnets a bit stronger on the back and what holds the Apple Pencil other than that I am very please with my purchase. oh and by the way the grey color is very pretty.so don't go by the bad reviews and buy it you will not be disappointed.

Love the feel of the fabric and love the fit on my device. This is the perfect Folio for the iPad Air 13". I purchased an inexpensive silicone case when I bought my iPad last month, and while it was functional it was also clunky and heavy. The Paperlike Folio is sleek, light and has premium feel and look. It was worth the price.

Material is nice and this would be perfect for my new iPad. But it’s as if there are no magnets at all. Doesn’t even hold weakly. Retuning.

I love this case. I use my iPad at work at home, and found a case that works for both places well. The stand feature works fine, and I like the low profile. I’m sure there are more protective cases out there, but that is not what I was buying this for. No issues attaching the Apple Pencil and still keeping it closed. I love how firm the magnets work on this. And do you think it is expensive for what it is, but I also think that the iPad is expensive, and probably you should pay for it once instead of buying six different cheaper cases that you’ve never really love. I guess the only thing that I would change is that I wish it would come in different colors, still professional and muted colors, but something besides gray. That said, the gray is not awful.

I've been a fan of the Paperlike brand since v1 of their iPad screen protectors. I was in the market for a thin gray iPad folio case and was not feeling what Apple was offering. This iPad case is EXACTLY what I was looking for. It is fragile (more on that shortly), attractive, and very soft fabric. I'm constantly losing my Apple Pencil, so the flap covering it was lovely. The quote on the back of the case was the icing on the cake and very Apple-like!However, while I appreciate how thin this case is, I fear it may be too thin and "paperlike." I am worried that this case won't be able to stand the test of time, and considering the amount I paid for this case, that shouldn't be a concern. I'm optimistic that the fabric will hold up as well as it feels not fray or tear after constant/heavy usage.Overall, this case looks premium and is genuinely one of a kind. I highly recommend this case if you can get it on sale for $49.99, but at the MSRP of $69.99, the extreme thinness of the case gives me pause as to its longevity. I will update in a month or so after use.

It works and looks great on the iPad Pro 11" M4 with a Rock Paper Pencil screen protector. Just in case anyone may be wondering if this case is compatible with the Elago pencil case accessory, then no it isn't. You can still attach the pencil magnetically to the iPad with the case on, but the flap won't close properly.The alternative to this scenario may be getting Paperlike's grip accessory, but some customers shared that it also isn't compatible with this folio case despite Paperlike advertising that it is. I'm conflicted on which statement is true.The fitting is a little weird though. The magnet seems strong enough, but the camera cut-out is a little misaligned most of the time unless you correct it manually. And even then it will probably get misaligned again with normal use. Not that big of a deal normally, but for the price of this case it should not even be a problem. I'm also noticing that the iPad looks slightly "lifted" around the camera area which is concerning.That being said, I want to be happy with the case right now. I've been interested in this case for a while and have been wanting to get it, so right now I'm happy to finally get it. I just hope this feeling continues—and that the case is durable— because reviews from others saying the fabric starts to look bad (perhaps due to pilling?) after only under a month of use is concerning to me. That and the other issues I noticed doesn't inspire a lot of confidence.I think the packaging of the Paperlike Folio can also use an improvement.Currently, the corners are exposed so given enough drops during shipment process the corners are liable to get damaged in some way. Mine became subject to this predicament. It could have been avoided if it got shipped in a box with proper cushioning inside, but mine came in an envelope without any padding or protection inside at all! It was literally the Paperlike Folio chucked inside an envelope!

I recently complained about product and company, must eat my words. All folio cases appear to have weak magnets. The paperlike case will hold, but iPad can be removed too easy for some of us. The company contacted me and exchanged for their bumper case which is great. Their customer service needs a 10 star. Every company should be like Paperlike and make sure their customers are satisfied. I will always look at Paperlike for future cases and products. I highly recommend. The cases are thin, light and have excellent feel. Quality appears to be great.