Waterproof and drop proof cases for iPad, iPad Air, iPad mini and iPad Pro — plus the Apple Pencil grip case that goes with them.
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How to choose an iPad case
Size and generation both matter. iPad model names repeat across years at different sizes, so a 10.2-inch 9th generation case does not fit an 11-inch Pro. Check the generation as well as the screen size before choosing.
Where the iPad actually goes. An iPad used on a job site, a boat or in a kitchen faces water and grit rather than drops from height, and a sealed case is the answer. An iPad that lives in a bag and occasionally hits the floor needs impact protection more than a seal.
The Pencil is part of the decision. An Apple Pencil is easy to lose and awkward to grip; the grip case addresses both and is sold here rather than in a separate accessories aisle, because it is bought with the iPad case far more often than on its own.
iPad case questions
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How do I know which iPad I have?
iPad names repeat across years at different sizes, so the screen size alone is not enough. Our find my model guide identifies the exact generation from the device.
Do you make cases for the Apple Pencil?
Yes — the Apple Pencil grip case is in this collection rather than in general accessories, because it is almost always bought alongside an iPad case.
Are these cases usable with a keyboard?
Sealed waterproof cases enclose the iPad completely and are not designed for keyboard attachment. If you need a keyboard, choose impact protection instead of a sealed case.
Not sure which model you have? Our find my model guide identifies your iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad and AirPods from the device itself — the most common reason a case does not fit is buying for the wrong generation.










