It is fair to say that we are pretty much never separated from our Ipad. It comes on our travels with us and everyone has there own folders. It keeps Erin entertained, Dylan can’t get enough of Clash of the Clans and I need to be connected to my social media. It is quite amazing how much one piece of technology has become so part of our everyday lives.
When Erin is in hospital it becomes my lifeline from providing her with on demand attention, swashbuckle will keep her happy whatever the situation to getting me on facebook and writing blog posts.
Yet I know of two good friends who have smashed there iPads. One at the hands of her toddler and one kitchen tiled floor took no mercy as the ipad fell from the side. It made me nervous. Very nervous. Erin wanders around with the iPad no matter how many times I have told her not to. It worried me as Erin is not the most co ordinated and steady child- in fact she is the opposite. I have found the iPad abandoned on the floor in the living room more times than I care to remember.
Therefore when I was offered the Kensington Safe Grip I relaxed a little lot. It is made to withstand drops and has a great carry handle. It is primarily designed for use in the classroom and in the home. I want the children to be able to use the iPad and now I feel that it is much better protected and much less likey to become damaged.
The Kensignton retails at about £39.99 although there are some great deals on Amazon where you can it for just under £30 at the moment. It comes in a range of colours and is also available for the iPad mini.
Disclosure: I was gifted the case for the review.
