No, iPad cases do not fit all iPads. Apple makes different models like the iPad Air, iPad Mini and iPad Pro. Each model has its own unique physical measurements, button placements and camera sizes. As a result, each model requires a different-sized case. Even if two iPad models have the same screen size, a case made for one specific model usually won’t fit the other.

Yes, you should put a case on an iPad to help prevent physical damage. Since an iPad is mostly made of glass and thin aluminum, even a small drop can create a screen crack or dent that’s costly to repair. A case helps protect against scratches, can help the iPad retain its resale value by keeping it in good condition and can add a built-in stand for comfortable watching or typing. If you want extra protection when you buy your iPad, we offer extended warranty coverage.

When you’re looking for a new tablet case, first make sureyou know your exact tablet model and screen size, so the case is an exact fit. Next, choose a case that matches your personal needs. Choose from rugged cases for extra protection, folio cases for screen safety or keyboard cases if you use the tablet at work or at school. Along with a new tablet case, consider getting a new backpack with a protective sleeve for tablets and laptops, or a protective tablet bag.

No, Samsung Galaxy tablet cases are not the same size. Samsung Galaxy tablets come in different models and sizes across the Tab A and Tab S series. These models have different screen sizes, button layouts and camera lenses. As a result, you must buy a case made specifically for your exact model. Some tablet cases also have storage space to hold the S Pen if you use one.