BlackBelt™ Rugged Case for Surface Pro 9 & 10

Designed exclusively for Surface Pro, the BlackBelt™ Rugged Case for Surface Pro 9 is the ultimate case for protecting your Surface Pro—delivering military-grade protection tough enough to withstand the rigors of harsh work environments, and next-level professional features for productivity, security, and privacy. Ready for anything, the BlackBelt™ Rugged Case provides a compact design with all port access, heat dissipation channels, a self-adjusting hand strap that allows the device to lie flat, a stretch band to secure and protect your Type Cover or Signature keyboard when not in use, a removable Surface Pen holder (Surface Pen not included), full access to the Surface Pro kickstand, and cable lock and privacy screen compatibility.

• Built in collaboration with Microsoft for exceptional quality, form, fit, and function.
• Ready for anything, this case meets wipe down (MIL-STD-810H Method 504.3 Contamination by Fluids) and drop testing (MIL-STD-810H Method 516.8 Shock) standards.
• A self-adjusting hand strap provides a firm grip, a stretch band to secure and protect your Type Cover or Signature keyboard, and the removable Surface Pen holder accommodates Surface, Classroom, and Slim pen styles (Surface Pen not included).
• Thin, lightweight, and easy to use when traveling—the design provides full access to the Surface Pro kickstand, and the hand strap automatically stows when not in use so the device can lie flat and stable.
• Precision cutouts provide unhindered access to all ports and heat dissipation channels protect your device from overheating.
• Support for a cable lock allows you to protect your investment with a Kensington keyed or combination cable lock, sold separately (K68134WW or K68130WW).
• Reduce the risk of exposing sensitive and valuable information to unwanted viewers with a privacy screen from Kensington, sold separately (K51700WW).
• Backed by a 2-year limited warranty and a dedicated support team—rest assured with the knowledge that you are covered by Kensington.