New iPad 2 Cases from Hammerhead!

ByMike Moffit

Hammerhead iPad 2 Back Cover

The Hammerhead Back Cover for iPad 2 is a great accessory to complement Apple’s Smart Cover. The Back Cover has cut-outs on its side, allowing it to easily work alongside the Smart Cover without interfering with its magnetic attachment. Combining great protection with a seamless look and feel, the Back Cover is available in the same colors as the Smart Cover.

In addition to great colors, the Hammerhead Back Cover does not add much thickness to your iPad, so you won’t lose the ability to carry it in a sleeve. If you have a Smart Cover on your iPad 2 and need some protection for the back, then this product is the way to go.

Check out the Hammerhead iPad 2 Back Cover here.

Hammerhead iPad 2 Hard Shell Case

The Hammerhead iPad 2 Hard Shell Case is the go-to case from Hammerhead if you’re looking for the most protection. It fully encloses the device, while offering multiple viewing modes and angles. Available in a wide variety of colors, you can choose a one suited towards your own personal style. Unlike the Smart Cover, the Hammerhead Hard Shell Case allows you to stand your device in ‘Portrait’ mode—not just ‘Landscape.’ It also supports the magnetic wake/sleep feature which prevents your iPad’s battery from draining while not in use. To sleep your iPad 2 simply close the front cover. The next time you open the case your iPad will automatically turn on and be ready for use.

The Hard Shell Case from Hammerhead is a great case, offering tons of awesome features, viewing modes and comprehensive protection for your device.

Check out the Hammerhead iPad 2 Hard Shell Case here.

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