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Paperlike’s iPad Folio Case replicates the look & feel of your favorite notebook

Published Jun 2, 2023
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The Paperlike Folio Case is the latest addition to the company’s premium product line, expanding on their mission to bring a warmer, more tactile feel to digital experiences. This sleek and stylish case is designed to replicate the look and feel of a premium notebook, while providing greater protection for the iPad.

The Folio Case was designed to replicate the look and feel of a premium notebook.

The fabric exterior of the Folio Case is made from a textured polyurethane material that emulates the traditional feel of a professional notebook or sketchbook.

The Paperlike team conducted extensive testing on over 200 material samples, which included plastic and leather, until they discovered the one that delivers the familiar texture of a cherished paper journal.

On the inside, a soft microfiber interior cushions the iPad firmly and gently, while providing protection against scuffs and scratches, so you can be sure that your device will stay safe and secure.

One of the most interesting features of the Paperlike Folio Case is an oversized flap enclosure that secures the Apple Pencil in charging position, even if you have a pencil grip attached to it.

The case also supports the iPad’s auto-wake/sleep feature, which helps maximize the device longevity and prevent excess battery drain. Plus, its foldable cover offers two positions when used as a stand, so you can find the perfect angle for typing, drawing or watching videos on your iPad.

On paper (no pun intended) the Paperlike Folio case seems quite compelling. We will aim to do a full review once we get our hands on it, to see if it delivers on its promise of bringing that premium feel of an artist’s notebook to the iPad experience.

To celebrate the product launch, Paperlike is offering a 15% discount on the Folio Case, for a limited time.

If you would like to learn more about Paperlike products, you can check out our review of their paper-feel screen protector here, or visit their website for more information.


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