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Hi
I.ve an 1822 iPad 9.7 I.m buying a new case.is there a difference between and i Pad pro 9.7 and iPad 9.7.
I found one that I like but It says for IPad Pro 9.7 and I don’t know if it will fit my 1822.
thank you for your Help.
iPad, iPadOS 15
Fitted cases designed for specific models of iPad vary in more than just physical dimensions of the iPad.
Cases that include a screen cover very often have embedded magnets that interact with a sensor beneath the screen bezel - this sensor triggering the screen lock/unlock function of the iPad. The sensor location varies between iPad models - and therefore so does the corresponding magnet that is embedded in the cover.
Similarly, the physical buttons of the iPad must perfectly align with any corresponding cut-out within the case - or buttons incorporated within the case itself.
Unless the cover that propose to use lists the explicit model that you intend to use, you will be taking a chance with compatibility. The 9.7” models of iPad and iPad Pro are quite old designs; as a consequence, you are perhaps unlikely to find an Apple-manufactured case for these models. As with all third-party products, you’ll have to verify suitability of any third-party case.
Fitted cases designed for specific models of iPad vary in more than just physical dimensions of the iPad.
Cases that include a screen cover very often have embedded magnets that interact with a sensor beneath the screen bezel - this sensor triggering the screen lock/unlock function of the iPad. The sensor location varies between iPad models - and therefore so does the corresponding magnet that is embedded in the cover.
Similarly, the physical buttons of the iPad must perfectly align with any corresponding cut-out within the case - or buttons incorporated within the case itself.
Unless the cover that propose to use lists the explicit model that you intend to use, you will be taking a chance with compatibility. The 9.7” models of iPad and iPad Pro are quite old designs; as a consequence, you are perhaps unlikely to find an Apple-manufactured case for these models. As with all third-party products, you’ll have to verify suitability of any third-party case.
Thank you vert much🌺
iPad case
