Filip Brož When I first picked up the large iPad Pro, I immediately started thinking about how I was going to carry it around. The number one choice was the Smart Keyboard, which also functions as a Smart Cover and thus protects the display. However, the back of the iPad is also prone to minor scratches, so you can buy a silicone case from Apple. However, the problem arises at the checkout: we pay seven thousand crowns for both products, the keyboard and the protective case.
Such an amount - even taking into account the purchase price of the iPad Pro itself - will not be acceptable for everyone. The Slim Fit Case from LAB.C can therefore be a much cheaper and, in certain cases, more effective solution. It ranks among the top on the market in the field of Apple product protection. We recently too wrote about their handy charger, which can power up to five devices simultaneously from one socket.
At first glance, the Slim Fit Case resembles classic office desks with a simple design, which are made of rubberized plastic and you just need to slide the iPad Pro into them. The boards exactly copy the dimensions of a large apple tablet, so you don't have to worry about scratching your iPad in any way. At the same time, you have access to all ports and you can also use the rear camera.
Of course, LAB.C also adapted its thin case to the needs of the iPad in terms of smartly turning on and off the display, which turns off as soon as you snap the plates together. Magnetically, the overhanging part also ensures the opening of the entire case, so you can put the iPad Pro in the Slim Fit Case, for example, in a bag among other documents, without it opening.
However, I consider the strong and elastic loop for the Apple Pencil (or any other stylus) to be the biggest advantage of this case. I have not yet found a cover on the market that has a similar solution. On the contrary, I have already registered on the Internet how users made their own pencil holder using ordinary rubber bands and the like. In the case of the Slim Fit Case, everything is ready from the factory and the stylus is always at hand. In addition, it won't just get lost like when you carry it around in your pockets and bags.
Finally, the Slim Fit Case from LAB.C also offers a traditional positionable stand, in which you can easily adjust the iPad Pro to three different angles. On EasyStore.cz you can the case buy for 1 crowns, which is half the price of Apple's silicone back cover. In addition, the iPad Pro retains very thin proportions and you won't lose your (also expensive) pencil.
I think the original Apple on the front with a magnetic attachment and the Coverbuddy for Ipad pro with a Pencil holder on the back are much better
https://www.switcheasy.com/coverbuddy.php
It looks pretty good! I've been looking for something exactly like this for a long time. Thanks for the tip, I'm going to order it.
Please and any solution for the Czech keyboard?
Unfortunately, it doesn't exist yet. I personally use and alternate it with the keyboard from Apple (that is, as I write in the article) and I have the CZ language set systemically, so it is not a problem to write on a full-fledged Czech keyboard. The only downside is that I can't see the characters, which I don't even mind if you can write with all ten and you don't even need a backlight. Any Bluetooth keyboard (Apple) can be a substitute, and as far as I know, Logitech also has something, but I don't know if it's already officially on the market. Otherwise, I don't know about the CZ keyboard for the large iPad Pro. Personally, I think there won't be any from Apple...unfortunately.
I really like the smart keyboard, but unfortunately I can't use all ten. If only quality stickers were available.
Maybe it's a good challenge to learn or at least try :-) Writing in all ten is maybe the best thing I learned back in high school :-D