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ACCESSORY GUIDE<br />
IPAD 2 BUYERS’ GUIDE<br />
Playthrough Cases<br />
For iPods and iPhones, the best cases we’ve tested are known as “playthrough” designs - almost fully<br />
protective of the body, ideally with included clear film screen protection. With iPads, this style of case<br />
will be ideal for some users, but others will want options with integrated stands, front covers, or both.<br />
FOR IPAD 2<br />
iKit Carbon Case<br />
This was the very first iPad 2 case to make it into our hands -<br />
before the device’s launch - and it’s still one of the best. A<br />
combination of soft rubber around the edges and carbon<br />
fiber-textured plastic on the back, the fit is perfect. Both<br />
the Sleep/Wake button and volume rocker are covered,<br />
and an included screen protector makes for almost<br />
complete protection. It’s very affordable, too.<br />
$30<br />
Incipio NGP Matte<br />
Elegant and finished like soft<br />
touch rubber, this soft plastic<br />
case comes in five different<br />
colors, each with two types<br />
of screen protectors and<br />
integrated button<br />
coverage. Good value<br />
and clean design.<br />
$35<br />
Philips ShockStop<br />
It’s conceptually similar to<br />
Carbon Case, but the look<br />
and feel are different. Made<br />
of a translucent TPU rubberlike<br />
plastic, ShockStop has<br />
the same cutouts and button<br />
covers. No screen protector is<br />
included, but a cool crystalline pattern inside the rear of the<br />
case offers some extra protection. The glossy plastic<br />
feels good in the hand, and it’s visually interesting.<br />
$30<br />
Macally Pencase 2<br />
Even though the green rubber<br />
design definitely skews young,<br />
Pencase 2 is pretty protective.<br />
A hybrid pen-stylus holder is<br />
built in to the top, and there<br />
are raised dots on the<br />
back for grip - a nice<br />
pick for kids.<br />
$30<br />
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