Spigen Enzo Aramid for iPad Pro 11inch M5/M4 (2025/2024)...

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"The quality is as expected from Spigen, from the quality of the suede like soft material on the flaps to the quality of the overall case. The cutouts are perfect and also the buttons work fine. Though the material used on the outside appears to be a fingerprint and smudge magnet. Though that is the same case with ESR cases. If you want to avoid that it’s best to go with the Spigen rugged armour case which has a rough patterned design on the outside which does not catch any fingerprints or smudges.The real flaw is with how this year Spigen has provided apple pencil cutout unlike how in the M1 and M2 versions they just had the case thinner on that side and a curved solid piece hanging out around which the flap used to hold the pencil. Now the problem with the earlier cases was that the magnets were placed in such a way that it used to hinder charging of the pencil but if the outer flap was left unattached the pencil would charge perfectly. Unlike now in this cutout style of design the pencil does charge perfectly but the cutout for pencil is such a snug fit that the pencil seems to scratch against the edge of the iPad each time while putting inside and taking it out which is not only inconvenient but also damaging the looks of the pencil and iPad. Specially i fear the pencil paint coming out over a period of time.So choose wisely. If you have an apple pencil then I wouldn’t recommend this case and if you don’t have one then anyways having a cutout and having to use the iPad with that cutout would be inconvenient which is also another design flaw of this case. Spigen almost designed these cases with the thought that everyone will use an apple pencil which is not the case."