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Note: The HARDcover Classic for iPad mini comes with the camera hole included.
A lightweight, slim hardcover case featuring super strong adhesive to hold your iPad Mini in place. Compact and stylish, it fits easily into a jacket pocket, purse or bag for maximum mobility and quick access. Exterior features classic Moroccan book cloth fabric while interior features red, sky blue or charcoal. Handcrafted in San Francisco using traditional bookbinding techniques.
Designed for the true minimalist who appreciates on-the-go portability and protection, the new HARDcover for iPad mini is slim, lightweight and has the look and feel of a hard-bound book. Each one is handcrafted in San Francisco using traditional bookbinding techniques and features black Moroccan cloth exterior and a colorful interior.
A completely new design from the DODOcase for the iPad, the HARDcover takes advantage of a unique, reusable adhesive system to secure your digital device securely in place while minimally increasing the overall form factor. Lightweight and portable, use it while on the go and slide it discreetly into a coat pocket without the worry of scratches and dings.
The HARDcover for iPad mini contains a magnet embedded in the cover that activates the tablets sleep/wake functionality for easy on and off with the flip of a cover.
Multifunctional design allows you to use the HARDcover as a stand for typing or watching videos. The included elastic clip even allows use of perch mode on slick surfaces like airplane tray tables.
A specially-developed adhesive used to secure the iPad mini is reusable and residue-free. Wiping the adhesive down with water restores the stickiness. Learn More
Monogram your HARDcover with up to three letters stamped on the front in black or gold. Our hot foil stamping technique will deboss the letters of your choice similar to letterpress. Note: Please factor in 1-3 days for any personalization.
The original book bound iPad case, hand crafted in San Francisco.