Cheap iPad Accessories - Best iPad Cases and Covers

A keyboard case worth considering if you use your iPad for note-taking, travel, or light writing work, since it bundles protection and a physical keyboard into one package. At $24, that's $3 off the $27 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Anyone who sketches, takes notes, or marks up PDFs on an iPad will get the most use out of this, and Walmart has it for $12.88, about $2 off the usual price. Buy Now at Walmart

Anyone who types a lot on an iPad will appreciate having a built-in keyboard and stand instead of juggling a separate case and Bluetooth keyboard, and Best Buy has it marked down $19 from its $75 list price. Buy Now at Best Buy

Designed for note-taking, sketching, or annotating documents on your iPad, this stylus gives you a more precise, pen-like input than using your finger. Buy Now at Amazon

Handy for parents whose kids toss tablets around, since the reinforced corners and grippy exterior are built to absorb drops without you having to hover nearby. Buy Now at Walmart

Suits anyone who wants to use their iPad hands-free at multiple angles, since the built-in rotating stand lets you prop it up in both portrait and landscape without needing a separate accessory. Buy Now at Amazon

Metapen is a third-party stylus brand that works with most iPad models without pairing or charging setup, making it a low-friction option if you just want a basic drawing or note-taking tool without paying Apple Pencil prices. At $14, that's $11 off the $25 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Designed for carrying your iPad without a separate bag, this folio case doubles as a small clutch with built-in storage for cards, cash, and cables, which suits commuters or students who want to consolidate what they carry. Buy Now at Amazon

A straightforward buy for anyone who picks up a 10.2-inch iPad and wants basic screen protection without spending much, at $1 off the list price for a 2-pack. Buy Now at Amazon

Designed for kids, this case includes a built-in stand, handle, and shockproof bumpers to hold up to everyday drops and rough handling. At $15, it's about $2 off the $17 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Designed for iPads that take a beating, this rugged case works well for kids, job sites, or anyone who drops their tablet more than they'd like to admit. At $15, it's about $4 off the $19 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Handy to keep around if you frequently lose styluses or share devices with others, since buying a 7-pack brings the per-unit cost down significantly compared to replacing them one at a time. Buy Now at Amazon

Designed for iPad Mini users who want a physical keyboard without carrying a separate accessory, this case bundles a built-in keyboard with protection in one compact package that travels well. Buy Now at Amazon

Fintie's rotating case lets you prop your iPad at any angle in portrait or landscape without flipping the whole case around, which is handy for desk use, video calls, or handing the tablet to someone else. At $13, that's $4 off the $17 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Useful if you go through tips regularly or want a few spares on hand before yours wears down, since replacement tips aren't always easy to find locally. Buy Now at Amazon

Logitech's Flip Folio adds a built-in keyboard and adjustable stand to your iPad Pro 13-inch or iPad Air, so it suits anyone who wants to turn their tablet into a laptop-like setup without carrying a separate accessory. Newegg has it if you'd rather skip typing on glass for everyday tasks like emails or note-taking. Buy Now at Newegg

Anyone who props their iPad up for reading or video calls will appreciate the built-in magnetic stand and pencil holder this case offers, and at $60 it's priced the same as list, so there's no current markdown to factor in. Buy Now at Best Buy

Anyone who works in shared spaces like offices or coffee shops will appreciate the magnetic privacy screen, since it blocks side-angle views without the hassle of adhesive alignment, and it's currently $4 off the list price at Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon

Anyone using their iPad for typing-heavy tasks like notes or emails will get more use out of it with a built-in keyboard than juggling a separate Bluetooth accessory. It suits students and remote workers who want their 11th or 10th generation iPad to double as a laptop replacement without extra bulk in the bag. Buy Now at Walmart

Anyone using an Apple Pencil for sketching or note-taking will notice the difference, since this textured film adds pencil-on-paper friction and glare reduction that standard glossy screens don't offer, and the 2-pack runs $1.05 off list price right now. Buy Now at Amazon