If that seems steep at first, weigh it against the cost of having to replace your much more expensive Surface Pro due to accidental damage. The Kensington BlackBelt 2nd Degree Rugged Case has models compatible with the Surface Pro 4 through Surface Pro 7 and Surface Pro X, with prices starting at $59.99. True to its goals, the BlackBelt 2nd Degree won’t obstruct the Surface Pro’s kickstand or keyboard, and even adds a Surface Pen holder (with tether) and a self-adjusting hand strap. The good news is that this extra weight translates into fantastic protection against everything from shocks to scratches.Ī MIL-STD-810G drop-tested certificate indicates the case is capable of handling falls from up to 4 feet without any damage, making the BlackBelt 2nd Degree a godsend to those with butterfingers.
However, Kensington’s case will add around 380g (13.4oz) to the Surface Pro, almost half the weight of a Surface Pro 7 itself. It also doesn’t look overly armored or militarized, meaning your Surface Pro won’t have to cosplay as something a Call of Duty avatar might pull out after a killstreak. The result is an impressively sturdy case that doesn’t have the same level of bulk as most rugged cases.
The goal was to supply Surface Pro users with military-grade drop protection that doesn’t sacrifice function, form, or fit. Case manufacturer Kensington collaborated with Microsoft to develop the BlackBelt series of rugged cases its latest offering is the BlackBelt 2nd Degree. Rugged cases aim to protect your device against severe damage from shocks or drops.
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