Targus Vuscape vs 360

[Porcupine8]

My Best Buy has the Vuscape for $40 and the 360 for $60.

Aside from the obvious swiveling, does the 360 fit or protect any better than the Vuscape? I don't think I'd pay extra for the swivel alone, but if it's abetter case in other respects I might. Both look quite nice IMO.

 

[AJsAWiz]

My Best Buy has the Vuscape for $40 and the 360 for $60.

Aside from the obvious swiveling, does the 360 fit or protect any better than the Vuscape? I don't think I'd pay extra for the swivel alone, but if it's abetter case in other respects I might. Both look quite nice IMO.

I checked out the 360 case but thought it added too much weight and bulk to the slim, light iPad2. That's why I'm leaning towards the Apple cover and just using the leather bag I already have to transport it.

 

[rkj3]

Tarsus Vuscape

My Best Buy has the Vuscape for $40 and the 360 for $60.

Aside from the obvious swiveling, does the 360 fit or protect any better than the Vuscape? I don't think I'd pay extra for the swivel alone, but if it's abetter case in other respects I might. Both look quite nice IMO.

I have the Vuscape and so far it is great. Very thin and lightweight, but also fits and protects well. And unlike the Apple case for the original iPad, the Vuscape latches closed, so it doesn't flap open. It also works surprisingly well as a stand. I would definitely recommend it.

 

[kschles]

I bought the Vuscape because it was about the only available Ipad 2 case at Best Buy other than the Apple covers. I wanted to try out a portfolio type case. My Vuscape does not fit my Ipad very well. The design just doesn't work. The Ipad sits on top of the bottom two corners, which probably shouldn't hold the Ipad tight anyway since it needs to be free for stand use. Consequently, the cover latch doesn't work. Have a feeling the case was released early, without a lot of testing. I'm using the Apple cover and waiting for a better portfolio-type case to be released.