- Rugged protective case designed for everyday, professional, and educational use.
- Compatible with 11" iPad Air models including M2, M3, 4th Gen, and 5th Gen.
- Made of polycarbonate and synthetic rubber with a solid black finish and microfiber interior.
OtterBox Statement Studio Polycarbonate & Synthetic Rubber 11" Protective Cover for Apple iPad Air M3&M2, Ocean Abyss (77-97749)
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About this product
The OtterBox Statement Studio Case – Ocean Abyss V1 (Model #77-97749) is a premium protective solution designed specifically for the Apple iPad Air 11-inch (M2). Engineered with a blend of polycarbonate and synthetic rubber, this case offers Drop+ military-grade protection (MIL-STD-810G 516.6) while maintaining a slim, lightweight profile ideal for portability. Its Ocean Abyss color delivers a sleek, modern aesthetic, complemented by a detachable folio cover that doubles as a multi-angle stand for hands-free viewing and typing. The case also features integrated Apple Pencil storage, a soft microfiber interior, and precise cutouts for easy access to all ports and buttons. Backed by a 7-year limited warranty, the Statement Studio Case combines style, durability, and functionality for users seeking reliable protection without compromising design.
- Rugged protective case designed for everyday, professional, and educational use.
- Compatible with 11" iPad Air models including M2, M3, 4th Gen, and 5th Gen.
- Made of polycarbonate and synthetic rubber with a solid black finish and microfiber interior.
- Precise cutouts for ports and camera, easy snap-on installation, and integrated stand functionality.
- Drop+ military-grade protection, a built-in screen protector, dedicated Apple Pencil storage, and lanyard attachment points for added convenience and security.
- Measures 10.5 inches in height, 7.87 inches in width, 1.01 inches in depth, and weighs 16.48 ounces.
- Built-in screen protector, integrated stand, and packaging.
- Certified with DROP+ protection exceeding MIL-STD-810G 516.6 standards.
