This docking station for the iPad has it all. It’s got built in stereo speakers and works as a stand and a charging device too. The rotating housing allows you to position your iPad at the right angle and orientation. This item works great for watching movies and listening through the docking station speakers, which are better than the ones built into the iPad.

This one here took a lot of time and creativity to create, but here it is, a replica of an iPad made solely from legos.

This iPad case offers three sturdy layers to protect your iPad. The outer layer is smooth so it can slide in your bag easily. The exposed silicone corners are there to dissipate impact away from the iPad. It also comes with a protective film and a cleaning cloth.

One of the main reasons people get an iPad is to use it on the subway, the airplane or at the coffee shop. But when you’re using it in public places you get people peering around trying to see what’s on your screen. Even if you have nothing to hide, that can be a bit annoying, so choosing a good privacy screen is vital. Not only does it protect your screen from scratches, it protects it from spying eyes. It’s pretty neat the way it works, if you’re looking right at the iPad you can see the screen, but anybody else at an angle won’t see a thing.

Here is an iPad case made by Aegis. It’s made of real wood and it comes with two pieces, the case and the wooden stand. This one is custom made exclusively for Aegis, and since it’s real wood no two items are identical. The case allows you to stand the iPad both horizontally and vertically on the included wood stand. The actual case is in two pieces, a top and bottom, you slide in the iPad into the top piece and then secure it with the bottom piece which connects to the top one.

There’s countless cases and covers that have been made for the iPad, but the first one ever was the official one made from Apple. It’s a very tight snug fit and will protect your iPad from scratches on the back and the corners, but might not protect it from a vicious fall. It’s a great case if you like using it in horizontal mode, as it can hold the iPad at an angle with the top flap, making it easier to type. What I enjoy the most about it is that it’s lightweight. The problem I found is that it attracts dust easily due to the material it’s made from.