GoMobile Launches American Zugu iPad Cases in Israel

GoMobile launches American Zugu iPad cases in Israel, offering up to 10 viewing angles and magnetic mounting. Priced from 249 to 399 NIS across eight branches and online.

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GoMobile Launches American Zugu iPad Cases in Israel
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GoMobile has announced the official launch of iPad cases by the American manufacturer Zugu in Israel. The protective accessories, designed for various iPad models, offer up to 10 viewing and working angles, magnetic attachment to metal surfaces, and comprehensive drop protection. The products are now available across the chain's eight branches and its website, priced between 249 and 399 NIS, backed by a one-year warranty.

One of the standout features of the Zugu cases is a magnetic mechanism allowing users to position the iPad at up to 10 different angles depending on the task. Additionally, built-in magnets enable the tablet to be attached directly to metal surfaces without requiring an additional stand. The company emphasizes that the cases were engineered to deliver significant drop protection while maintaining a relatively slim profile.

Founded in the United States in 2010, Zugu specializes in developing iPad covers tailored to Apple's diverse device lineup. According to company data, it has sold over 3 million cases worldwide and accumulated more than 100,000 five-star reviews. Alongside its commercial operations, the firm donates a portion of its profits to support children globally through the Children International organization.

"We are proud to launch Zugu in Israel for the first time, a company considered a global leader in its field, and to bring uncompromising quality products to the Israeli consumer," stated Moshe Schutzberg, CEO of GoMobile. According to him, the brand's launch is part of the chain's broader strategy to expand the range of products and imported brands it offers in Israel.

The introduction of Zugu adds to GoMobile's expansion moves over the past year, which included opening a concept store and entering additional categories beyond mobile and computing products, such as construction toys, home appliances, and fragrances.

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