Targus Safeport Rugged Max Cover Black

SafePort Rugged MAX for Microsoft Surface Go (Black)

Targus SafePort Rugged MAX. Case type: Cover, Brand compatibility: Microsoft, Compatibility: Surface Go. Weight: 440 g

Whether in the office, at the job site or somewhere in between, Targus SafePort Rugged MAX Case keeps your Microsoft Surface Go protected. Its hardened polycarbonate shell and shock-absorbing materials protect the Surface Go and the Type Cover (not included). The case meets the rigorous MIL-STD-810G standards that protect from sudden drops and accidental slips. And since it also encloses — and locks in — the Type Cover, it helps to prevent accidental detachment while you’re on the go.

We’ve designed the case so that it’s as light and thin as possible while still maintaining its rugged protection. An integrated stand for landscape viewing and typing positions adds versatility and hassle-free portability. Connect the soft neoprene hand strap and your tablet becomes more accessible and secure than before.

Military Grade Protection
Minor drops and bumps are no problem for this case — despite its slim size. In fact, the SafePort Rugged Case passes rigorous MIL-STD 810G testing to ensure it can protect your Surface Go from drops up to four feet for added peace of mind.

Protective, Reliable Fit
Its dual-layered design includes a soft-touch silicone tray that snaps into place as well as protective polycarbonate panels. Precision cutouts give complete access to ports, buttons, and controls. Camera and sensor cutouts ensure you get the best shot — even with the case on.

Integrated Stand for Adjustable Angles
With an integrated stand you can adjust the viewing angle without removing the case. The silicone edges resist slipping, so, whether you swipe or type, the SafePort Rugged MAX holds firm.

Locks Your Type Cover in Place
Whether you’re carrying your tablet and accompanying Type Cover by hand or you’ve slipped them in a bag, the SafePort Rugged MAX Case helps to lock your keyboard in case so that it doesn’t accidentally detach while you’re en route.