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iPad mini 6 Cases

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Folio Grip Case

The iPad case that does it all. Features a magnetic, detachable, suede-lined folio cover that doubles as an adjustable kickstand. Engineered for maximum drop protection in a remarkably slim 2.6mm profile. Plus, the customizable backplate can be fitted with one of our 40+ skin designs. Select yours below.

Design
Selected: Ultramatte Teardown View design description

Made in collaboration with JerryRigEverything, our Ultramatte Teardown skin features a premium, fingerprint-resistant texture. You don't deserve it.

Just want the skin?

If you already own a Folio Grip and only need to swap out the skin, select “Skin only” below. If you do not own a Folio Grip, choosing the “Skin only” option is a mistake (you will not receive a case with your order).

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    2x sets of tempered glass screen protectors with idiot-proof installation trays. Features impeccable scratch protection and a flawless fit.

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iPad mini 6 Folio Grip Case
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Features

  • An iPad mini 6 angled upwards and slightly away from the viewer, with the screen still visible. Our iPad Folio Grip is behind the device, with our iPad Prism 2.0 in front.

    360° Protection

    The Grip Case protects everything except the one part of your iPad you actually look at. While the folio cover keeps the screen safe when closed, it can't save you the other 95% of the time. Bundle our idiot-proof Prism screen protector and save $10.

  • An iPad mini 6 with the charging port side facing the viewer. The Folio Grip is shown folding to act as a kickstand, with multiple different angles visible.

    Adjustable Kickstand

    Fold back the folio cover and it becomes a kickstand with more viewing angles than we bothered to photograph. No hinge, no latch, nothing to break. Just a lot of magnets. Thanks, magnets.

  • An iPad mini 6 with the back portion of our Grip applied to it. The Folio is detached from the device, displaying its removable nature.

    Removable Folio

    Speaking of magnets: did you know that the entire folio cover can be removed and re-attached at will, without taking off the case? We owe this breakthrough in Folio Science to... you guessed it: magnets.

  • The back of an iPad mini 6 that has our Folio Grip Case applied to it, shown at a downward angle as if it were about to hit the floor.

    Drop Protection

    The Grip is a high-performance blend of shock-absorbing polymers, offering maximum protection on the off chance you drop your iPad. For the record, magnets had nothing to do with this one. Don't tell them.

  • A close-up of the top corner of our iPad Folio Grip with the Folio slightly unfurled, detailing the inner suede lining.

    Screen Protection

    The detachable folio cover is lined with suede, which means two things: one, it’ll help keep your iPad screen free of scratches. Two, it’ll be the most luxurious product you’ve ever owned. Sorry, we don’t make the rules.

  • A close-up of the divot in our iPad Folio Case, with an Apple Pencil magnetically attached to the frame of the device.

    Pencil Support

    You'd be forgiven for thinking we added a magnet here to hold your Apple Pencil. We didn't. That was all Apple. We did carve out a nice little divot for it, though. Anyway, we're done talking about magnets. Promise.

  • A close-up of the textured buttons on our iPad Folio Grip.

    Clicky Buttons

    It also has buttons. Real ones. They provide a nice, tactile “click” when you press them. This is apparently an impossible thing for most case brands to pull off. We've never fully understood why.

  • A side profile of an iPad Mini 6 with our Folio Grip applied to it, detailing the slim form factor of the case.

    Slim Profile

    The Folio Grip is just 2.6mm thin. That's roughly 26 sheets of printer paper. Imagine if you made an iPad case out of 26 sheets of printer paper. Why would anyone do that? It would be terrible. This is better than that.

  • A close-up of one of the corners on an iPad Folio Grip, detailing the unique dotted texture lining the surface of the case.

    Textured

    See these microscopic dots? There are thousands of them spanning the surface of the iPad Folio Grip, creating countless grippy contact points for your butterfingers. You'll never drop your iPad again. Thanks... dots?