Say why a tablet case matters
Stand the tablet up at an angle instead of holding it through a whole program.
A tablet is a slab of glass with nothing to grip. A case adds a back to hold and a flap that props it up.
Held up for an hour it grows heavy. Leaned against something, it weighs nothing.
Key points
- A case protects the glass and gives the tablet a back to grip
- A folding cover props it at an angle, and your arm is free
What to remember
- The flap that folds is what makes a cover a stand.
- The best case props it up.
Try this
Lean your tablet against a stack of books tonight and watch something. Notice the difference.
Practice: Say why a tablet case matters. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.