TargusReviews of targus.com

Gets very hot while charging and stopped working after a few weeks

I'm sure the product itself is fine, but after I opened it, I saw that it did not fit. Unfortunately, I should have known that before the product arrived because even though the screen protector itself was unused (film still on), I was deemed ineligible for a refund or return. (This was without Targus requesting a photo or the actual product itself.) So to the landfill it goes. The customer service reps were nice and helpful, but this policy is so inane (any opened product is ineligible for a refund) means I will simply never shop here again and could not recommend it to anyone.

Loved the iPad case I bought yrs ago but not this one.

I lie the protective features of the case, but you can not charge your pencil without removing the iPad from the case.

Good product except that closure magnets are not strong enough—it flops open.

I got the wrong cord to hook up my fan foe my laptop. i talk to a lady about getting the right one. she said she would get back to me in 24-48 hours.I need Model AWE 61. my cord got lost. Please check it out for me

I purchased a laptop bag and immediately wanted to exchange it for a size down. Targus informed me they don't do exchanges, but that I could return it at my expense for a refund. I did that, but when they issued the refund they deducted what they initially spent to send it to me. Other companies offer free shipping and returns, but Targus does not. Given the difficulty and loss of money trying to make an exchange I decided to not buy from them online again. I'll buy from a brick and morter store in the future and maybe another brand.

I ordered a case for my brand new iPad Air 4th generation. While I do like it, there is a serious design flaw that seems to have been overlooked. On the new iPad Air, the Touch ID is done on the power button itself at the top of the iPad. On the case, there is a huge plastic bumper on the corner that makes it nearly impossible to use the Touch ID function while the iPad is in the case. Fortunately, I’m pretty handy with an exacto knife and took the plastic bumper off on the corner in question, but I shouldn’t have needed to. Given that my case purchase was advertised to be compatible with the iPad Air 4, I’m slightly disappointed in this product. It’s a great case and it’s done its job so far, but I’d worry it might fail if I dropped it on the corner in question. For 50 bucks a pop you’d think they would think about these things before manufacturing.