Customer Ratings & Reviews

Otter Box makes great cases but this is overkill for my needs. It’s just too bulky and cumbersome. The stand broke a couple of weeks after I got it as it’s the only part of this case that doesn’t seem to be fully thought out. This is great if you’re in need of the ultimate iPad protection case. Just not practical for everyday use.

This is an excellent case, it’s light and very protective and has its own built-in screensaver. I use the otter box for all of my Apple products. The only downside is at the top where the fingerprint button is that is covered and that’s what I like to use to get into my iPad.

Great product, with extraordinary protection. Specially when it comes to dust and drop protection. Been using it for the last few weeks and so far couldn’t asked for anything better when it comes to protecting my ipad pro, drop it a few time here and there with no damage to the screen or camera one’s ever. The sounds if the speakers is on point in comparison to other cases that i have used in the passed. The grip of the case is phenomenal due to texture and the material use, which it comes handy when working in the outside environment and its unpredictable elements.

I got it on sale ($67) at a pretty big discount so it was worth it. I do think the retail price is a little steep, though. I don’t care for where the pencil gets stored (on the outside), because it does at times pop out and that’s an expensive item to lose. I will say that I do like the viewing angles. Otterbox has improved these over the years it seems. I also like the built in screen protector…because if you buy one aftermarket, you’re looking at like $50 for an iPad Pro 13” M4…

Excellent Protection!!!! Offers same protection offered with the IPhone, definitely recommend!!!

very good protector, fits well and protects my tablet well from falls and also has a way to charge the pro pencil.

As someone who works in a funeral home, my iPad Pro isn’t just a luxury—it’s a vital part of how I serve families with care and professionalism. I purchased the OtterBox case expecting it to offer the kind of protection and reliability that matches the seriousness of my work. Unfortunately, it has failed me on multiple levels. Within a month, the stand broke under normal use. This has significantly impacted my ability to be mobile during home arrangement conferences, where flexibility and efficiency are essential. I reached out to OtterBox for a refund, but was only offered a replacement. I don’t want another case of the same poor quality—I need something I can count on. Even more concerning is the design flaw: there’s a noticeable gap between the back of the iPad Pro and the case. You can feel the separation, and it doesn’t sit securely. For a device as valuable and essential as the iPad Pro, this lack of a snug, protective fit is unacceptable. I’m also preparing to return to school, and this iPad was one of the key tools I planned to use for success. Now I’m left scrambling to find a reliable alternative. I had even been considering purchasing a MacBook Pro from Best Buy to complement my setup, but this experience has made me question the quality and support behind these high-end tech investments. OtterBox is known for durability, but this product simply doesn’t live up to that reputation. If you rely on your iPad Pro for serious work or study, I would strongly advise looking elsewhere for protection that truly delivers.

Outer box helps protect my iPad from serious damage if I drop it and it looks nice.

I have used OtterBox for my phones for years so it made sense to go with one for my iPad. I have this 3 stars for a couple of reasons. First the stand tends to stick which makes it hard to fold back down and it feels very flimsy. Second, it is not very easy to push in the buttons for powering on/ or for the volume. I do like that the stand is adjustable for different angles.

I have been purchasing Otterbox cases since the defender cell phone case came out. I’ve previously purchased defender cases for my two iPads that one of which is still in tact and in use with my teenage daughter. This case is by and large the worst to date following the last otterbox cell case that my iPhone shattered inside of, from a 3 foot fall off the table. Front and back. This case for my 13” iPad Pro is the most expensive poorly constructed trash to date. Moisture gets under the screen, and the screen is cheap and crappy. Such that you often lose contact with the screen, as the cover isn’t flush. Constantly needs to be cleaned. When I say constantly, I’m saying I believe it to be excessive considering recent models. The stand absolutely sucks and can be very difficult to adjust. There’s a little cover that supposed to keep the top sealed to the bottom that opens anytime you touch it and today it simply fell off. I’m starting to wonder if the massive use of recycled plastics(though great for the environment) is making for a reduction in quality. I have been disappointed in this product from day one but optimistically hoped I was the issue and needed adjustment. I do like that the stand locks firm to the iPad but as pictured leaves an opening where the not so secure pen storage is and doesn’t fully protect the screen. I am about to seek alternatives because this $130 crap is trash. Find an alternative and DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY

Pen charging cover has broken off at mini hinge pin. Protection from drops is worth the money.

Extremely satisfied I always trust Best Buy when buying gadget

I got one for my phone of course I had to have it for my tablet

Real strong an durable otterbox definitely getting another one.

Let me start with the positives: anyone that must work in an industrial environment should know this case should be your #1 consideration. I’ve had several “Defender” cases over the years, and all my devices continue looking brand new — some devices being older than 6 years. I expect the same from this case, but I have concerns. First of all, the clear screen cover doesn’t fit snugly against the screen, and causes the Apple Pencil to perform erratically when using it, especially when scribbling or drawing. Out of a slight frustration, I elected to remove the Defender’s screen cover (easy to remove) and purchased a Zagg “Invisible Shield” glass cover as a replacement. I could not be more satisfied with this decision to remove the OtterBox screen protector. Lastly, the Apple Pencil storage solution is a bit too tight. I (slipped, manuvered, “forced?”) the pencil into the slot, and went in with a resounding “snap!” I needed a screwdriver to remove pry it out. In all, I continue to think there’s no more sturdy or “stout” protective solution for the M4 iPad out there. But just deal with the compromises amd “work-arounds.”

So I just got the iPad Pro 13 inch and it was bare so I wasn’t taking any chances. I went straight to Best Buy and started looking after the local T-Mobile lacked in selection. This looked rugged enough so I took the dive. The price is a scratch compared to the turtle back protection you get with this. What do I mean by turtle back, well there’s a plastic piece that whips out which in my opinion is the worst thing about this but negligible nonetheless since it’s hard to stand up and click the stand into place or click it out of place. I don’t enjoy standing it up because it’s finicky but once it’s up, it’s pretty solid. There’s a noticeable wobble here and there if you don’t lock the arm stand into place so make sure you do. The coolest feature is the pencil holder. It’s pretty sturdy. Keeps my pro pencil still. Once you get used to how to insert it, it’s pretty easy. You can charge the pencil without taking the case off. A small caveat that made it an issue to charge the pencil was only when the back stand is on the iPad. It’s hard to wedge the pencil in to charge because the opening that allows you to charge your pencil is obstructed by the back. Nothing too major, just some small things here and there but overall it’s amazing and I love that it protects my iPad. I’ve already dropped it a couple times but nothing major.

The case is protective but only using the protective feature. The stand on the plastic attachment keeps locking and takes some time to tuck away. Also the pencil holder is too tight so it makes it difficult to stow the pencil. There is another storage feature on the case itself to charge the pencil but the cover doesn't shut which I feel like it should so you don't lose the pencil.

TRULY A GREAT PRODUCT AS ADVERTISED, MINE CAME WITH A LITTLE BIT SCRATCHED SCREEN PROTECTOR BUT IT LIKE TWO CASES IN ONE. IT IS HEAVY THOUGH EVEN WITHOUT SECOND HARD CASE OUTER SHELL.

Good but not great. Fit and finish is average. Previous cases seem more sturdy and polished final product. This case seems average not superlative.

I’m really impressed with this OtterBox case for my 13-inch iPad Pro M5. The build quality is outstanding, and it gives me full confidence that my iPad is protected. I especially love the built-in cover for the charging port—it’s a small feature, but it does a great job keeping dust and debris out. This case feels extremely sturdy and durable, with military-grade protection that can handle drops, bumps, and daily wear and tear. The design is sleek but still rugged, giving the perfect balance between protection and style. The fit is perfect, and it doesn’t add unnecessary bulk while keeping the iPad safe. Overall, this OtterBox case is a must-have for anyone who wants serious protection without compromising usability. Highly recommend it if you want to keep your iPad safe for years to come.