Although it appears to borrow heavily from other OEM-designed iPad cases we’ve seen over the years, Kujali’s Classic for iPad mini (£30/~$50) is noteworthy for the company’s charity aspect; we won’t offer a full review, but want to mention the option. A “leather styled” folio — it seems to be faux leather — the case is lined with suede on the inside, and has an elastic handle on the interior of the front cover, along with two viewing angle ridges.
The tablet is held in a two-piece shell on the right side. It first gets fitted into a thin rubber skin, which then goes into the hard plastic piece that’s attached to the case.
Button coverage is provided, as are flaps over the ports. For every case Kujali sells, it donates a mosquito net to charity, with the intention of protecting African children from malaria.
