One thing that is guaranteed to give your kids a bit of downtime is their iPad. Whether it is to keep them quiet on a journey where they can watch their favourite films. When you are out and know they will get bored sitting being quiet so can play a game, or just at home and need to chill out for a bit. Read on to find out more in my Orlando Kids Ipad Case Review and Giveaway.
Tablets, have become more and more popular and our children and grandchildren grow up and use these daily. So we want to make sure that their tablets are protected.
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About The Orlando Case
The Orlando Kids Case, has been integrated with D3O® and comes in a variety of colours
- Blue
- Green
- Coral
The case is sturdy and has adjustable arms for position and to carry the case. The most important part is that it has a 6.5 feet drop protection, so as a parent this will stop any damage to the tablet.
Drop Resistant – The Orlando has thick, moulded EVA aterial and an inner border lining. The flexible material hardens on impact, which dissipates shock to protect your device. The Orlando provides 6.5 feet of drop protection which is great for when you are out and about
Versatile arms for hanging and carrying – The Orlando’s arms can be use like a stand to hold your device at multiple angles. The arms rotate to 180° to form a carrying handle. They can also fit around the headrest of a car so that the tablet can be watched, without falling on the floor whilst travelling.
The Giveaway
If you would like to win an Orlando Kids Case, I have one to giveaway to one of my lucky readers. See below on how to enter and make sure you read the terms and conditions and complete ALL the mandatory sections
Good luck
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6.5 feet is a very impressive drop distance! I have cracked the screen on several of my own phones!
I have been lucky not to have cracked screens my husband has a few times as has C
I remember breaking my arm, twice!
I accidently broke so much….. the worse probably was my great Aunts front door which couldn’t be locked, I gather the locksmith had problems with it & it ended up costing a fortune
I managed to break the door of my parents glass display cabinet when I decided I wanted to climb it to reach something. They were not best pleased.
My cassette player – luckily, my Dad was able to repair it
I broke my mum’s favourtie vase and I remember her being so cross with me
my sister and I were throwing socks at a vase to see who could get them in and it inevitably broke. I felt guilty for years – finally owning up to then find out that my mum didn’t like it anyway!
I remember my bicycle constantly getting punctures!
A video player, my parents were not happy at all!
I broke my left pinkie in five places.
A TV 😲
I was always breaking things, still am. The worst was probably the glass front of the record cabinet, there was a skateboard involved.
My Front Room TV
My Nintendo game and watch, I’d taken it to school and it got broken at lunch time! I was devastated
Would love to win this for my grandson
A CD walkman
I broke quite a few cups and plates ;D
A plastic bead necklace – I then inserted one bead deep inside my ear as an ‘earring’ and ended up in A&E having it removed!
I remember my sister breaking my baby brothers toy blow up tunnel my sister broke and she blamed me
I don’t remember breaking anything as a kid but I remember being at a friends house and her and her brother started fighting and he went to run after her and she ducked and he ran into a glass door 😬
I think the more apt question for me would be what didn’t I break 😂 I put spaghetti inside my sister’s colour changing torch once and broke it and she’s never let me forget it!
I broke my brothers brand new wrestling ring by accidentally treading on it. I will never live it down.
Photo frame
My mums best China tea set
the car aerial with a skipping rope!
The glass coffee table…we were ‘playing’ football!!
MUG
I remember breaking my wardrobe when I was 5. I went off on a huff and yanked it and it collapsed on me, nothing was hurt but my pride!
i once broke my mums hairdryer
My mum’s royal doulton ornament
An expensive vase
My next door neighbors lamp when they were on holiday
My Dad’s calculator.
keeping my fingers crossed 🤞
An expensive ornament of my mums… I’ve always been clumsy lol
I was the clumsiest child ever, I remember breaking a window in a guest house we were staying in
An ornament that belonged to my Mum, I am much nore careful when I am dusting now!
I broke the fish-tank lol
a few plates mainly haha
Mmm…let me think haha… plates, cups, glass lids to my mums glass saucepan hehe
I break one of my nans figures that she collected
An ornament that was on display while trying to help dusting.
I can’t remember anything that I broke, but then again I am getting old now and bad memories fade first
Breaking one of my mums ornaments when we were being silly! Dreaded her finding out!
My mum’s blinds and she went mad 😂🤣
Amazing prize, our boys would love this
I’m sure there were quite a few things and I’m quite a clumsy person as an adult but can’t remember breaking anything other than a plate when I chucked it at a flat mate and also my big toe 😂
the glass back door to our house :-0
I broke my Dads stereo forcing the arm across
My mum’s vase with a ball when she had told me to go outside with it – she wasn’t very happy!
me or my brother broke my mums lladro – we still wont own up to who did it!
Mums prized glass table in our posh room ! Anything i touched seemed to break !
The toilet seat? My glasses? My brother’s bedroom door? Oh yes, I broke a few things when a kid, though not on purpose! He stole my glasses when I punched his door, & my glasses were broken falling off a rope swing… lol!
I remember always breaking things that were in the fridge as I used to open it too quickly!
mine 2
fab
My mums teaset – oops!! I felt so guilty, i still do!
My mum put a picture in a frame on the sofa while she was cleaning and I sat on it……
My dads office window with a football! oops!
A Greenhouse window!
I once swung a bat round in my parents living room and smashed an antique swan ornament they had on a table. Not a good day
plenty my toys used to keep taking them apart
The legs used to come off my dolls!
My grandson would love this prize thanks
allsorts really, glasses, teacups, plates!!!
i remember ruining someones new path, i ran ahead of mum and up the garden path which had been new cemented to ring the doorbell. they wernt best pleased when they asnwered the door