Customer Ratings & Reviews

Product works and I have had no issues with it at all.

I think a $90 case should be more wear and tear resistant.

Terrible. Very heavy. The built in screen protector is has poor touch sensitivity. Nothing to to say about it except it's a tank case with poor touch performance

Otter is the best for strength and water resistance

Gift for my husband. He loves it and uses it daily.

This case offers great protection, but the fingerprint scanner also has a separate film over it. This film, although protective, blocks accuracy on the scanner.

The outter box fit the iPad great but the stand is hard to remove and it does not set in the stand like the older models. It does not lock in when at the 45 degrees angle

I think this particular pic was bad.it ruined my brand new iPad.there were oil marks all over d screen of my iPad because of this.giving one star because they took it back but the damage was done already.

I am not thrilled with this cover, but it was still better than what was in stock at the time. If I am careful with opening it, hopefully the corners will not break as they did on my wife's.

I wasn't planning on getting a Defender for my new iPad Air 2 because I wanted a folio style , until I saw how delightfully and scarily thin it is. Plus, after seeing what happened to the iPhones and iPads of my friends who had those fashionably thin cases, I changed my mind. I've had an Otterbox on my iPhone for 2 years and it's been worth every penny. It's been dropped, thrown out of my bag in the car, sat on, survived my grandchildren, and it still looks new…both the case and the phone. Doesn't mean there isn't some compromise, as others have noted. However, it's not as 'bulky' as many state. Yes, it does hide the iPad's thin profile and it does add some bulk and some weight. But, not a lot. In fact, it makes it easier to handle the iPad in the long run with a better gripping surface. You know when the iPad gets tossed into a messenger bag that it won't bend or get pressed. And, if you're like me and take it everywhere, it's essential peace of mind. As others have mentioned, it's not that easy to put on. The first step, removing the rubberized cover, is just not as easy as it sounds. In fact, I was frustrated enough to almost return it and I'm not a newbie when it comes to putting on cases. I had to watch the video on the Otterbox site to figure it out. However, after that, it wasn't that difficult and was quite easy and does remind you why the Defender is the most protective iPad case. Why only 4 stars? The cover shield and stand. As a cover shield, it's great.. Just snaps on and off and you know it will readily protect the screen. As a stand, it leaves a lot to be desired. Really a lot. It says it has 4 working positions. Not really. It's just 2 positions in portrait and landscape. Neither of the 2 is really functional and in the portrait mode really only works for the lowest position. In a pinch, okay. For regular use, not the greatest. I may have to find another solution. Second, you really have to work the rubberized covers for the ports. They are stiff when first used and since designed to prevent anything from getting into the ports not a swift operation to open. Maybe that will get better with time. On the other hand, the protective covers for the screen, buttons and home button work just fine and don't interfere with responsiveness. I often use a stylus and haven't seen any lag. There are those who say it's a lot of money to spend given the cost of the iPad. I will admit the price was a concern for me. I now say, given the cost of the iPad, it's not a lot of money to spend. I've had the iPad a week. It was sitting on the breakfast table when it got knocked off and dropped to the tile floor. In any other case, I can't imagine what that would have meant. In the Defender, not a problem. Worked just fine. No damage…other than re-starting my heart. If you want fashion for your cover, this isn't it. If you want peace of mind, it's worth every penny.

I thought that the case was way to bulky and heavy.

I also have the OtterBox Defender for my company iPad 4 which my airline issued to all of its pilots in 2013. Many years of research went into choosing the Otterbox Defender series to protect our iPads for rigorous cockpit use. It has been an excellent choice! This is why the choice of the OtterBox Defender for my new personal iPad Air 2 was very easy for me to make. Like its predecessor, the well designed built in screen protector was its key feature. Most cases on the market do not even have them leaving the touch screen vulnerable to damage. Other cases with built in screen protectors are not as well designed or have problems with the screen's touch sensing. The removable stand on the OtterBox Defender series cases also provides additional protection to the screen during transport of your device. The iPad Air 2 sports the new Touch ID fingerprint sensor which the new Defender case also compliments very well. In my opinion, this is the best case you can buy for your iPad Air 2!!!!!

I brought this case on sale, and I have to say it's not that good. The stand is useless and barely holds up the iPad, the rubber shell on the case will stretch if you remove if more than once. The cover for the charging port is poorly made, I had to cut mine some more to make the charger fit. The only good thing about this product is that it is drop proof

This product is hard to assemble to the IPad Air 2. Once assembled, it does not lend itself to ease of use for reading at the table in more than normal position (whatever that is) and terrible for reading while sitting up in bed. For a lot less, there are easier to use, more versatile products. Get them and save your money. Sending this back.

Thanks to the kids for a year of Christmas and a great time

The Otterbox is the best case for the ipad Air 2. Its not to bulky and holds the Ipad snug. I got mines in the Mail today and it wasn't hard to put on at all. If you go on Amazon and see it for a cheaper price, Best buy will price match it for you. Overall the case fits well and feels sturdy. I wouldnt choose any other brand or case on any of my devices.

Tough but not easy to set up. It was like an exam for me .

Stand part to elevate iPad broke less than month after purchase

Good Service. We almost always have someone ask us if they could help us

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