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For those who have received your ZooGue case, is your case top (the part that folds and is used as the base when using it as a stand) warped? Mine seems to be. It curves up on the edges, just wondering if this is intended?
For those who have received your ZooGue case, is your case top (the part that folds and is used as the base when using it as a stand) warped? Mine seems to be. It curves up on the edges, just wondering if this is intended?
Richard, I got mine yesterday and I have noticed the same exact thing. I knew it wasn't bent when I first got it but it has become that way after only a couple hours of use. And I've figured out why it happens (at least for me).
I got this case to be sort of an everyday case--not strictly just for the kickstand feature. In fact, most of the time, the way I use the iPad is holding it in my hand in portrait mode.
So when doing that with the ZooGue case on, that necessitates folding the front cover back so it's laying against the back cover. But if you do that, notice that the straps do not lie flush with the back cover, despite there being an indentation for them. So when you fold the front cover back, it sits on top of the strap. Then when you grip the right edge of the case to hold onto it, you are bending the front cover down in that one area.
It's really hard to explain this, so hopefully you see what I'm getting at. Like I said, maybe yours is warped for a different reason, but for me that is definitely why. Time will tell if it is going to get any worse or not--it's not too bad at this point. The straps are really of little value to me personally so I guess I could always just cut them off.
Tim I would humbly suggest that is something you should look at addressing in a future revision of your product. Maybe take a poll on how many people really would use the straps and consider dropping them unless the poll shows that they are highly desireable.
Dont you need the straps to hold the cover closed when carrying it? Or is there something else that does that?
The straps to secure it to the seat is not a selling point for me, they could cut them off for all I care, unless they are needed to secure the flap.
Reasons I am interested in this case is:
1) its leather without white stitching, sturdier then the apple case
2) supposedly solid built and apple case is flimsy
3) I am told the stand feature of these cases is useful and important
(this one seems to excel at the kickstand feature)
4)the price is right, just $10 more then the apple case
5) no magnets, that I am told can interfer with GPS (I have 3g)
6) I hope it protects it somewhat from my kids, it covers the entire pad