tomtoc 11 Inch Tablet Sleeve Case - Protective Cover for 10.9-inch iPad Air 5th Gen (2022), 11-inch iPad Pro M1, 10.2-inch iPad, Microsoft Surface Go 3/2/1 & Samsung Galaxy Tab | Perfect for Work, School & Travel Accessories

This is a really great little carrying case for your tablet! I have a 2019 galaxy tab a, in a thick, heavy duty case (also a super nice product: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07R7Q7BLC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_taa_Jd3mDb2PETCTA) and it fits great.General construction/use:Zippers, pull tabs, straps and strap carabiners are all of impressively good, sturdy quality. There is light padding on front and back sides of the large, tablet pocket, but not on the front side of the front, smaller pocket (the back side of the front is the same piece as the front side of the large pocket and subsequently does have padding-nice because anything you put in the front pocket will not directly touch the tablet...there is definitely protection there between the 2 pockets ?) the small pocket is spacious enough for all the accessories one would use (cables, chargers, adapters, etc) as well as room for things like your phone, wallet & keys (keys are ok thanks to the aforementioned padding!). There is also a nice flap covering its zipper.The large/main tablet pocket also has a an extra 'padded ring' around all four outside edge of the inside of said pocket, so front, back AND edges have padded protection. That ring lays under the zipper very nicely (doesn't catch in the zipper when you open or close the zipper) and gives a nice little extra cushion on the edges. With that said, the padding isn't meant for hardcore drop protection (being the clumsy person I am, I opted for a rugged heavy duty tablet case too, link listed above...?), but does provide some protection from the everyday jostling that life brings (I tend to carry more stuff then I should, 'just one more bag so I don't have to make two trips kind of thing'- you know you've all done that too... hahaha!), like setting it down a little harder on the car seat or table than you meant to, or bumping into people at a busy store (or on the subway), that sort of thing.As previously mentioned (yeah, twice now... ?) I have a heavy duty roughed case, 3 pcs., hard plastic and rubber tpu with extra padded corners, clips for a shoulder strap (which also fits great with my other items in the front pocket) and a swivel handle grip/kick stand in the middle on the back of the case and my tablet in this bulkier case still fits great in this pouch.Material:Theres no tag (fine by me!) So the material is a guess (u can dbl check with tomtoc too) outside seems like nylon, is a thick, sturdy weave and is waterproof (or water resistant at the very least)-I tested with water and it beaded right up and ran off. AWESOME for people like me that don't use an umbrella in the rain(cuz it's just another thing to carry and takes time to open and close and clean off and makes a mess inside... wow... I sound so lazy!)lazy!)-I just grab stuff, and run to car/house/work, keys in hand (oh, you know you've TOTALLY done that too!). Inside is a thinner nylon material but NOT cheap or too thin...just not thick like the outside stuff, and smooth-shouldn't scratch your tablet, front(screen) or back.There's even a little pen 'pocket' inside the front smaller pocket, for a regular or electronic ink pen, decently sized (I'll use if for a regular pen).Overall this is a great pouch/bag, well worth the price!Here are 'some' dimensions (I had a hard time finding detailed care dimensions when i was searching for the right case, so I thought I'd add, just a couple numbers...heh! Basically what I measured in 'case' others find this helpful - sorry, SO dry...I cant help myself sometimes! ?):My 2019 Galaxy Tab A with case size: measured at thickest point on corners 6 5/8" W x 10 1/8" H x 13/16" D (although the handle kickstand in the middle on the back makes it 1 1/2" thick, stil fits in pouch easily). Also, my case has clips for a shoulder strap on the cater-corner (kitty-or catty-corner depending where you're from), adding a 1/4" to width on both sides, but these things move around and can be pushed in however you want....again, still fits in pocket without issue.Pouch empty measurements (taken at the major/main points, with additional measurements in parenthesis): 11 1/8"H (the front pocket is 8" H) x 8 1x2" W (8 3/4" if you include zipper head from front pocket, which is on the right side when fully zipped) (9 1/2" if you include the carabiners on the sides, laying flat on the edges) x 1" D (7/8" towards top, where only main pouch is) (1 3/8"at widest part which is really just the flap that lays over the front pocket zipper, flap itself is 8 1/4" W at top, 7 3/4" at(towards)bottom x 1" H x 1/8" D)With all my stuff packed in, the only measurement charge is the depth, which becomes approximately 2 3/4 - 3" deep in the center at its widest . No bad all in!Zippers for main and front pockets at at the top of each pocket and wrap around both edges, 3" and 2 1/2" on each side respectively.The front pockets also has a width dart sewn in starting at the bottom of the zipper (on each side) that extends down 3" (including zipper it ends 5 1/2" down), tapering to a point (1/2"wide at zipper meeting to match zipper width, tapered to nothing at the end). This is a GREAT construction feature, beefing up that flap opening for more stability and allows more room for items inside the pocket to safely sit. Little things make all the difference here!Lastly are the 2 straps:permanent hand strap is located on back, starts 1" below top edge seam, is 3/4" tall x 8 1/2" W (is wider than pouch itself allowing room for your hand comfortably between the two), tacked down 1" on both sides so strap is secure and 6 1/2" available to gripShoulder strap carabiners are 2 1/2" total (only extend past strap 1 7/8" past strap end though) and 1 1/2" at widest point. Strap itself (decent construction, nylon I think...but no tag to confirm for sure) is 1" W x 1/16" D x adjusting length of 30 1/4" (shortest) to 57 7/8" (longest) (this is strap only, disconnected-For full legnth add carabiner length of 1 7/8" (x2 for both ends)!) Strap loops are located one on each side of pouch below main pocket zipper at 3" from top, and laid flat the loops are 1/2" tall.I was looking for something that I could take with me so I could work on the road if anyone needed me. Fitting the magic keyboard was a must. After reading many reviews from many different products I decided to go with this one. I am not disappointed! Fits perfectly. Easily stores the iPad with or without the keyboard and keeps it safe. I keep my Apple Pencil in the slot in the front compartment until I need it. Holds my charge brick and usb c cable with plenty of room for an ssd or other small accessories. Would buy it again in a heartbeat!Ok. Well. I like this iPad Pro 12.9 inch screen case from Tomtoc. I gave it 4 stars. The reason for leaving one star off is because I feel the case is a bit small. I bought the cheaper sleeve case before this one directly from Tomtoc website and returned it because it was too small. When I got this new case, it wasn’t much bigger at all. I guess they know what they’re doing, however it could have been a half inch or inch bigger to accommodate the iPad Pro and a keyboard case. The description says it will handle a keyboard case, and it does, but just barely. I have to push down hard on the iPad (plus case) to get the zipper to close. Also, it’s very tight and difficult to remove the iPad. Maybe this will loosen up in time.This case is really not much different from the smaller sleeve case. If you’re looking to carry just a cable and power brick in the side pocket, I would get the smaller sleeve case for less money. If you need to carry more accessories, this case is not for you. I wanted to carry my folding iPad stand but it just about fits. The pictures are deceptive. Check the measurements first. The accessory pockets are very small and will bloat the case. Anyway, it seems sturdy and durable. It also looks nice. I think it should be an inch bigger. Anyway, it’s working out. If I have to, I may just leave the keyboard case at home or carry it separately.Also, I suggest you buy from Amazon because you can return it for free. I bought my first one from the Tomtoc website, (the one I returned), and they will not pay for return shipping. It probably wasn’t worth returning it. I should have just kept it. It’s also a bit annoying to return it directly to Tomtoc. You have to submit a request and wait for approval to return the item. Kind of ridiculous. You would think after the troublesome return process that they would pay the return shipping. For a 23 dollar case, it cost me like 9 bucks to return it. Not even worth the trip to the post office. My only guess is that maybe people send back items with no tags or slightly used, dirty etc. so they need to recover some of the cost. I learned to read the return policy first before making a purchase. Not a friendly return policy for sure. Buy from Amazon.Anyway still 4 stars.I’ve had this travel iPad Pro bag for over a year now and never seem to find an issue with it! The iPad Pro fits perfectly inside and love the pocket in front that allows you to carry your charger as well!My iPad fits snugly into the bag with ample area for the pen and charging cord. Well designed and durable. Perfect alone, or to slip into another bag for traveling.Very hard to zip this with my iPad 12.9 pro, it's case, and my keyboard inside it. Had to push the foam inside it out of the way to even zip it all the way. Needs to zip from bith sides instead of just 1. Really thought the zipper was going to break trying to open it back up. Description says it would easily fit everything I put in it. Wrong!!With this case my iPad Pro 11 inch and magic keyboard fit nice and snug inside. The only thing is the pencil has to go into the special front pocket holder, but I don’t mind at all.I love the light weight and the durability of the Tomtoc The iPad is heavy, with the Tomtoc you don’t notice the heaviness of the iPad.It’s a great case for protecting my iPad. The accessory pocket is lacking size and organizational space. I can’t fit my charger and cables into the space without significantly risking damage to my iPad. I’m using this case inside my Coach over the shoulder bag, which works out well.Would I recommend this product, no. It lacks design and for forethought to how people transport and carry their tablet. A tablet is useless without a power pack, charger, cables, pen, etc.Do not buy if you have an iPad 12.9”. Definitely does not fit! And if your iPad has a protective case on it, then definitely not getting your iPad in the case.Si tienes un ipad con una funda pequeña o sin funda esta mochila es perfecta, pero decidí comprarle una funda más protectora a mi ipad y ya no cabe en la mochila, muy justa la medida.Los clips son de plástico y se ven algo fragiles y prácticamente solo hay protección en las orillas, sin considerar la pantalla.Material seems fine. I’m able to fit my iPad with folio case, the charger, cord, a small USB hub, and an Apple Pencil without issue.There are some uneven components on this bag (can be seen in the photo). Listing pictures and some reviews I’ve looked at didn’t have this issue; very annoying.Lo bien que se adapta al tamaño del IPad Pro de 11” con todo y el magic key board. Lo recomiendo muy buena funda.