Product Report: PIVOT A35A Case for iPad Mini (6th Gen. & A17 Pro)

For pilots who rely on their iPad minion the flight deck, protecting and securely mounting the device is critical. The PIVOT A35A case delivers just that, combining rugged protection with versatile functionality tailored for aviation use.

Secure, Durable, Functional

The PIVOT A35A offers 360-degree protection against drops, impacts, and scratches while maintaining a sleek profile that fits neatly in tight GA cockpits. The upgraded PIVOT Folio Cover ensures full-screen protection while in your flight bag and supports multiple landscape viewing angles. In combination with the reinforced PIVOT Kickstand, pilots can enjoy stable tabletop viewing in both landscape and portrait orientations. The Kickstand’s 120-degree adjustability and internal reinforcement make it exceptionally durable.

Designed for Aviation Use

The case supports essential accessories, including a removable PIVOT Pencil Edge that securely holds an Apple Pencil (not included). Its intentionally desined to reduce heat transfer and to allow airflow, meaningful for anyone who has dealt with the dreaded overheat. Specialized case features ensure flawless Wi-Fi, GPS, and LTE signal reception, so connectivity is not a concern. Using PIVOT’s universal mounting system, the A35A can connect quickly to any PIVOT mount.

Specifications:

• Width: 5.31” | Height: 7.69” | Thickness: 0.25”

• Compatible with iPad mini (6th gen.) & iPad mini (A17 Pro)

Takeaway:

For GA pilots flying in tight GA cockpits where space is at a premium, the PIVOT A35A offers a balance of protection and versatility that makes it a great option for your iPad mini.

How to get it:

The Pivot iPad Mini Gen 6/7 Case is available for $149.95 at Sportys.com.

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Eric Radtke

It was his first airplane trip at age seven that made Eric decide to become a pilot. "While boarding the airplane, a flight attendant noticed my interest in the flight deck and urged me to go talk to the pilot. I give a lot of credit to that pilot for my career choice." He earned a bachelor’s degree in finance and went on to an airline career. Eric now heads Sporty’s flight school and directs the University of Cincinnati’s Professional Pilot Training Program. In addition, Eric serves as a Captain in Sporty’s corporate flight department.

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