A "plastic bag" or "an iPad case"? You be the judge.

haha this is a bag for sure but i guess if it works then i guess.

but for a case thats for everyday use im going to definetly buy a ZooGue Smart Case it adjusts to any angle you want its pretty cool

If this product had an Apple logo on it you guys would be salivating and calling it an elegant solution to keeping your iPad safe.

This case should be very usefull when being on a sunny but sandy beach with your pals, gf or family or like i will use it on the side of a dirt bike track.
Using an iPad on a boat would also almost force you to have protection like this. I once lost a cell phone into a river from a boat. Even diving immediately after the phone didn't help - i saw it ring while going down... :-(

Looks a lot like the DiCaPak bags for digital cameras. Basically heavy duty/glorified ziplock bags, but worth every penny. Worked great for snorkeling, even diving down to 15 feet or so. It seems silly, but it's straightforward and it works.

This isn't such a bad idea actually.

When I run during rain, I actually just use a small freezing bag made for food. Works brilliantly, but isn't very durable or stylish. Keeps my iPhone dry though, in a very low tech way.

If I could have something like that in a more durable way, I would probably buy one. Will have to look for the iPhone version :)

This reminds me of the Aquapac I bought years ago for my Nokia N800. I still use it with my iPhone, although it's a little too spacious.

It's sturdier than a plastic bag, doesn't interfere with touch nor block heat, and has proper seals. That reviewer guy was (as someone else said) a moran.

As someone who has spent time in the desert and on lakes and rivers with photographic and computing equipment, $20 is a mere pittance to protect electronic equipment.

Do they have one that is 8.5x11"?

I need one for my new yPad! ^L^



- Thomas

I'll just use ma foodsaver.

While I have no need for an iPad, my wife is all over it and has mentioned many times that she hopes it's ok to read in the bath...

also-
I bought a waterproof case (possibly from the same company) just to hold our stuff (wallet, phones, keys) while we went snorkeling in Hawaii. It was fantastic to not have to worry about thieves and sort of makes you think about how the places you go often dictate what you should or shouldn't bring with you... a $20 plastic bag, maybe; but if there's a leak-proof guarantee behind it, than it's actually well worth it to have just in case.