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The iPad you hold rather than prop up
The mini is used differently from every other iPad. People hold it one-handed for long stretches, which makes grip and fold-flat geometry the things that matter, and makes keyboards largely beside the point. A cover that only folds part-way back sits in your palm and is the most common complaint about mini folios.
Size has also changed between mini generations, so the sixth-generation and later minis do not share cases with earlier ones. Each listing states the generations it fits.
Frequently asked questions
Do iPad mini generations share cases?
iPad mini generations do not all share cases, because the body size changed at the sixth generation. Match the case to your generation, listed in Settings under General then About.
Does the cover fold completely flat?
The folios here fold completely flat against the back, which is what makes the mini comfortable to hold one-handed for long periods.
Does the iPad mini support the Apple Pencil?
Recent iPad mini generations support the magnetic Apple Pencil, and these cases leave the charging strip along the edge exposed.
Are there keyboard cases for the mini?
Keyboard cases for the mini exist but the key spacing is too cramped for sustained typing. A slim folio is the more practical choice at this size.