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    Review: Cygnett FlexiGel for iPad mini

    Nick GuyBy Nick GuyMay 17, 2021 2:36 am UTC
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    Cygnett’s FlexiGel ($20) is, surprisingly, the first plain rubber skin we’ve been sent for the iPad mini. Available in black or blue, the case is extremely simple. Here that simplicity turns out to be a good thing, as FlexiGel offers a high level of protection in a slim and unobtrusive design. For iPad mini users looking for straightforward protection at an affordable price, this is definitely a case to consider.

    Review: Cygnett FlexiGel for iPad mini


    Review: Cygnett FlexiGel for iPad mini

    Review: Cygnett FlexiGel for iPad mini

    FlexiGel easily and tightly wraps around the body of the iPad mini. It lays completely flat, making the small amount of extra bulk even less noticeable. Unlike some rubber cases, this one’s raised edges around the perimeter don’t pull away unless you want them to. We found it comfortable to rest a thumb along the bezel. The glossy exterior has very good Sleep/Wake and volume button coverage that doesn’t interfere with their tactility. All of the ports are exposed through well-sized and centered cutouts; there’s one superfluous opening on the back directly below the microphone, perhaps indicating Cygnett assumed that there would be an extra port on the iPad mini that didn’t actually materialize.

     

    Review: Cygnett FlexiGel for iPad mini

    Review: Cygnett FlexiGel for iPad mini

    It doesn’t take a lot of talent for a company to make a rubber case, but it does require attention to detail to do it as well as Cygnett has here. While other cases offer extra functionality or screen protection, those features always come at a price. FlexiGel is inexpensive but it’s not cheap. The only real problem with it is how quickly it attracts fingerprints. Otherwise we’re quite fond of this case—it’s very affordable, fits great, and offers the kind of protection that a great case should—making it worthy of our high recommendation.

    Our Rating

    A-
    Highly Recommended

    Company and Price

    Company: Cygnett

    Website: www.Cygnett.com

    Model: FlexiGel

    Price: $20

    Compatible: iPad mini

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    Nick Guy was an Accessories Editor at iLounge. He had reviewed thousands of iPhone, iPod and iPad accessories; provided visitors comprehensive evaluations of products on the industry-leading independent authority.

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