Apple's $100 Smart Folio case for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro is currently discounted to $91, saving you $9 instantly.
Protect Your 12.9-inch iPad Pro's Retina display with the Official Smart Folio Case in Pink Sand for Just $91
While first-party accessories tend to be expensive, but they offer the best fit and finish there is. Right now, Apple's Smart Folio case for the iPad Pro (12.9-inch model) is currently discounted to $91, down from the usual $100. While that might not seem like a huge discount, but it's something worth considering.
Compatible with both the 3rd and 4th-generation iPad Pro tablets (12.9-inch model), the case attaches magnetically to the back, offering sturdy protection no matter how you use the tablet. Since this is a folio case, it will keep the display of the tablet protected at all times.
The Smart Folio for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro offers protection for both the front and back. It also provides open-to-wake and close-to-sleep functionality.
You can fold the Smart Folio into different positions to create a stand for reading, viewing, typing, or making FaceTime calls.
Compatibility: iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd and 4th generation)
The front cover of the tablet rolls back to give you an angle to type away things using the on-screen keyboard or even make the tablet stand upright if you want to watch a movie, TV show, play games or even hold a virtual meeting. Once you are done using your iPad Pro, just close the front cover and it will automatically put the screen to sleep.
Buy Apple Smart Folio (for iPad Pro 12.9-inch - 3rd Generation) - Was $100, now just $91
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