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iPad covers that match how you use the tablet
iPad cases split cleanly into three jobs. A folio with a keyboard turns the tablet into something you can write on for an hour without your wrists complaining. A cover with a pencil loop solves the single most annoying thing about the Apple Pencil, which is that it rolls. A plain protective shell exists because the iPad gets handed to a four-year-old. Buying the wrong one of those three is the usual mistake.
Fit is stricter on iPads than on phones. The Air and the 11-inch Pro have been near-identical in some generations and meaningfully different in others, and the mini changed size in its sixth generation. Every case here lists the exact generations it fits, and the magnet layout is matched to the model so auto-sleep actually works instead of working sometimes.
Finding your iPad model
The model number is engraved on the back of the tablet in small text, and you can match it in Settings under General then About. Once you know it, start with keyboard cases or cases for kids, or read the iPad case buying guide for the full model-by-model breakdown.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know which iPad I have?
You can find which iPad you have in Settings under General, then About, where the model name and number are listed. The same model number is engraved in small print on the back of the tablet near the bottom.
Will an iPad Air case fit an iPad Pro?
An iPad Air case will not reliably fit an iPad Pro even at the same screen size, because the camera housings differ and some generations vary in thickness. Always match the case to the exact generation listed.
Does an iPad case turn the screen off automatically?
An iPad case turns the screen off automatically only if it has magnets positioned for your model, which every folio and cover in this collection does. Sleeve-style cases with no cover flap cannot do this.
Can I charge an Apple Pencil with the case on?
Yes, you can charge an Apple Pencil with the case on. Every pencil-holder case here leaves the magnetic charging strip along the edge of the iPad exposed.
Are keyboard cases heavy?
Keyboard cases roughly double the weight of an iPad, which is the real trade-off. If you mostly read and draw rather than type, a pencil-holder folio is the lighter choice.