Twelve South today debuted a new version of its popular BookBook case, this time designed to fit Apple's 12.9-inch iPad Pro. Made from high-quality leather, the BookBook, for those unfamiliar, is designed to look like a classic book, offering protection for the iPad while also concealing it. It's handcrafted and carefully distressed so each BookBook has a unique look.

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The BookBook for iPad Pro features two hardback covers to protect the iPad while traveling, and it has a built-in storage pocket to hold an Apple Pencil or stylus. Dual zippers keep it closed and a soft microfiber protects the iPad's screen.

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When in use, a kickstand inside the cover of the BookBook can be arranged at an ideal angle for writing, drawing, and painting, plus there's a second cover angle that turns it into a hands-free "presentation mode" for watching videos and displaying artwork.


Twelve South is offering the BookBook for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro starting today, while a 9.7-inch version will be coming in the near future. The BookBook is priced at $99.99 and can be purchased from the Twelve South website.

Top Rated Comments

Porco Avatar
112 months ago
I'd like one called Booky McBookface
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Tmelon Avatar
112 months ago
These cases are just tacky. I don't know what the appeal of making a new iPad look like an old book is.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
newyorkone Avatar
112 months ago
I need a good case. The opposite of this, plz...
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
scott911 Avatar
112 months ago
off topic: I'd like 12 south to make a subwoofer accessory for imac; something using similar technology to their product for the laptop, but powered from wall so it can consume reasonable wattage to drive a decent woofer. My hand's up to be your beta tester.
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Bigsk8r Avatar
112 months ago
Especially one with a title like Book Book... unless, of course, that easily gives it away as a fake book containing a very expensive device. ;)
Yes, because every band of thieves rummaging through your house are looking at the bookshelf and coffee table and reading the book titles.

:cool:
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Aluminum213 Avatar
112 months ago
Looks ridiculously heavy
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