Questions & Answers for iPad Smart Cover - Leather - Black

Yes, but you need to buy this accessory calledApple iPad Camera Connection Kit. what it is , is a port u plug in to the usb port. o that port you will see to slots one for connecting a camera using a usb cable and one for transferring pics using a memory card. either one works.

• Answered by David T from Wilmington
• Mar 23, 2012
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Actually, anything with (PRODUCT) Red on Apple's site means that if you buy it, part of the money will go to a fund to help fight AIDS in Africa. It isn't made differently or anything.

• Answered by Brandon B from Golden
• Mar 17, 2012
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I don't believe so I've got 2 the first iPad and the third iPad and I don't have a screen cover on either. If you treat it the way it's suppose to be treated no screen cover is necessary. I do have leather cases for both that cover both the front and back. The screens are treated with an anti scratch and finger print treatment.

• Answered by David C from Atlantic City
• Jul 5, 2012
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I just weighed my polyurethane cover, and it weighed 4.9 ounces. Hope this helps

• Answered by Nicholas K from Burlingame
• Aug 24, 2011
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Yes it leaves a gray/black stain where the magnet is. This is my second iPad I returned the 1st one due to the stains. The guy said it couldn't be because of the smart cover. Really? Same thing happened again. I bought the smart cover to protect my iPad and it mad it look worse.

• Answered by Crissida G from Kissimmee
• May 14, 2012
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Not sure why this has so many wrong answers. The outside of the cover is a soft, unsueded leather when it is covering the front of the iPad. The part that is against the glass screen is microfiber. The leather softness has a disadvantage in that is very porous and everything soaks into it including oils from your hands. My red one looks kind of grubby now and am considering shoe polish to disguise it. Cleaning the leather with a soft damp cloth as advised elsewhere does not work. It also starts removing the dye. If I were doing it over again I would use a leather sealer on it brand new and reapply from time to time.

• Answered by Winsor C from Long Beach
• Aug 29, 2012
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There is a simple way to "re-magnetize" magnets by doing this-repeatedly rub the weaker magnet with a strong one....this will transfer magnetic properties of the latter to the weaker magnet without compromising the magnetic properties of the stronger/working magnet.

• Answered by Jan D from Markham
• Feb 7, 2012
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