Urban Armor Gear (UAG) has announced the launch of its new Metropolis Series Cases designed for Apple's new 10.5-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro.

The Metropolis cases meet U.S. military specification standards for 360-degree comprehensive protection from drops and shocks, with an impact-resistant soft core and a tactile non-slip exterior grip.

UAG iPad Pro cases
A smart cover protects the iPad Pro's screen and functions as a multi-position stand, while corner bumpers provide extra drop protection for the tablet's display.

The cases also come with onboard storage for an Apple Pencil, and the smart cover is removable which ensures the cases are compatible with Apple's Smart Keyboard. Elsewhere, the oversized ports and cutouts provide plenty of space for attaching third-party cables and accessories.

The Metropolis Series Case costs $59.95 for the iPad Pro 10.5-inch and $89.95 for the iPad Pro 12.9-inch. Both cases come in Black, Red, and Cobalt, and can be ordered off the Urban Armor Gear (UAG) website.

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69Mustang Avatar
69Mustang
92 months ago
I like these a lot. Like the looks, but more importantly the functionality. I can see tons of professions where the protection of the iPad is more important than the looks of the protection. But I like the looks so win-win in my book.
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PBG4 Dude Avatar
PBG4 Dude
92 months ago
Are there cases for the MacBook Pro?
Not for touchBar 15" MBP anyway. Only 2012-2015 model 15" rMBP. Didn't look re: 13" models.
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