Devicewear Detour 360 Rotating Red Vegan Leather Case for the iPad Air 2 Case with Auto On/Off

I like it, but wish there was a bit more features, attention to details.I ordered and received the red 360 version for my iPad Air 2. As others have commented, the quality, the look/feel of this particular folio is very nice. The deep grooves proves to be very helpful and beneficial while using it in both, landscape and portrait mode. In both instances, it seated very well into the groove, no slipping. The makers of this folio put a lot of effort into the look/feel of this case. It 's nice, no question about it.The only fault with this case is: the elastic band, when not in use, is rather loose or floppy. If the band was a more tight, I think it would be great 5-star folio case. In addition, if there was some sort of elastic band to use (inserting your hand into) would be great for holding this unit while giving a presentation or carrying it around. It isn't a show-stopper by any means. I would strongly recommend this product to anyone considering a nice case for their iPad Air 2.PROS: Look/Feel quality, deep color, intuitive, easy to use (look Ma! No instructions), no-slip groovesCONS: Elastic band a tad too loose

I have a Devicewear Slim (non-rotating) version for my iPad mini and it works great. I thought I’d buy the 360 rotating version for my new iPad Air 2, and tried it for about a month. I’m returning it for the standard model.The rotating version is definitely thicker and heavier, which I expected, but what I didn’t expect was that the front cover doesn’t QUITE close all the way. It closes about 95%, not enough for the magnet to reliably activate the sleep switch. I can’t just flip the cover closed, like on the non-rotating version, I have to push down on it until I hear the slight click of the sleep switch. Usually it will stay in sleep mode, but sometimes the cover rises up enough that the iPad comes back to life. I can wrap the elastic strap around the case and the iPad will stay in sleep, but it’s a hassle to wrestle with the strap every time I want to open or close it. Not a good design.As other reviewers have written, it’s a nicely made unit with a good “feel,” but one thing they don’t mention is weight—the iPad Air 2 weighs about 15 oz. (The light weight is one of the big selling points of the Air and is one of the reasons I love it.) The case, admittedly lighter than some cases, is 10 oz. That means you’re adding 64% more weight to the iPad when using this case. Just something to consider.But the non-100% closing cover is the deal-breaker for me. I may just have a slightly defective unit, but it’s going back for refund.

This is my first ipad and first time to need a case like this. I know others who have the rotating case and I liked that look and option. I did some research and ran across this case. It was cheaper than several of the others I was interested in. I decided to give this one a try and I couldn't be more pleased with the choice. This case is a beautiful red color and looks more expensive than it actually is. It fits my ipad air 2 perfectly and still allows you to access the camera, on/off button, volume, etc. I also like the off/on feature when you shut and then open the case. There is also a strap across the back that you can move to the front to keep it securely closed should you need to choose to do that. I've only had my case a few weeks so as far as how well it is going to hold up over the long haul, I can't comment on that for sure. Would I purchase from this vendor again, absolutely!! I love the case!

This iPad Air 2 Cover was almost everything I was looking for. The only thing that was missing, or would improve it, is an interior bottom that is food and waterproof and could be wiped clean. I'm sure I'm not the only one who eats and browses. The price was right; and it offers the opportunity to view the screen in portrait as well as landscape. There are two tilt options. I do need to remove the cover in order to place it in my rolling stand for TV viewing from a reclining position; but this easily done. I purchased a screen protector as an add-on from a different vendor. The screen protector is both fingerprint resistant and anti-reflective, which is extremely helpful.

We originally bought one of these for my wife's iPad Mini. I recently needed to purchase one for an iPad-Air2 that I bought for work. It's still the best laid out design in our opinion. You can use your iPad vertical or horizontal. Accessing any of the power, volume, home buttons or the headphone jack is simple. It snugly fits the iPad with an excellent amount of protection. Heck, I dropped it first day and no issues! I had checked out covers at the Apple store (little protection), and all the covers at Staples, Best Buy and Fry's. Frankly, this was anywhere from 35%-50% less in cost, and is a far better value. My wife and I both recommend this highly!

I love the design of this case. It is my second one as I wore out the other one. This case does not click onto the ipad as my other one did. I think it is a flaw in this particular case. I kept it thinking it would eventually adapt but it hasn't. Very disappointed.Update: I found that I ordered the wrong case. I have an Ipad Air and the thickness is slightly different from the Air 2. Be careful when ordering. The case is fine.

I had this case for an earlier iPad version and liked it so much that I just bought it again for my new iPad 2. It works as advertised--the iPad rotates and can stand in portrait or landscape positions, or, if you don't want the iPad to be standing, you can simply rotate it so that the iPad can lie flat on tope of the case. I had a black case before but this time ordered the dark blue case. I probably prefer the blue color more, but that's certainly a matter of taste. Anyway, you can't go wrong with this case--just make sure you buy the correct version for your iPad version.