About this product

A three-layer rugged tablet case of the type US retailers sell verbatim as a "3 Layers Multi-Functional Case." Construction is a silicone bumper, a hard back shell and a snap-on front frame that clips around the screen bezel. A large ring on the back rotates a full 360 degrees and doubles as a carry handle and a kickstand at any angle; a purple webbing shoulder strap with plastic buckles clips on and detaches. Cutouts are provided for the camera, the buttons and a stylus/pencil slot. The colorway on this sample is a pink shell with a purple silicone bumper. What comes with it: the case in three parts plus the detachable shoulder strap, and a printed installation sheet that walks the buyer through opening the top and bottom clips, releasing the side clips, removing the silicone from a corner, seating the tablet in the back cover, and snapping the front frame back on. The sheet also explains threading the strap cord if the strap is not used. Who resells it: kids-tech and back-to-school sellers, school and church device programs, tablet-accessory storefronts on Amazon, eBay and Walmart marketplace, and case kiosks. This is the standard high-margin protective format for a tablet used by children or in a warehouse or clinic; identical molds retail in the US under SEYMAC, Elehold and Ubearkk at $30-$57, so an unbranded equivalent gives a reseller room to private-label.

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