Has anyone had an issue with the tablet falling out of the grips, or feeling loose?
212751
no way, it is actually pretty tight. We use the small clips on top and the large on the bottom to fit an iPad air snug. Actually it is pretty tight. Not bad, just a little hard to get the iPad out. I have not tried it with my iPad mini yet. springs will hold about anything in this thing. Works well!
212752
I haven't. It springs closed and holds it. It does make you wish that the iPad had quick buttons on the back of it so that you can turn up volume fast forward rewind, etc without having to flip it around. I have kids that are too young to reach it from their car seat. If you have older kids like 5and up and they can reach it themselves the problem is solved.
2191936
With more recent firmware updates, it has gotten a lot better (disconnects, etc). Supposedly, according to discussion on XDA and other forums, the more recently manufactured docks are a bit tighter as well, so there isn't as much wiggle room to cause the disconnect. I have an original series TF701T dock and it does occasionally disconnect due to that wiggle (the slot is a bit too wide for the tablet, probably a skin would help that), but, once again, it has gotten better with later dock firmware revisions.
185418
I havent had any problem with any part of it falling off. Im sorry to hear your having so much trouble with it :(
963864
Not at all! It's easy to get the tablet in/out of the case, yet it holds the tablet firmly when snapped in. It's been an excellent case and adds very little weight/bulk to the tablet.
1646797
I have never had issues with the grip. There are tiny indentations all over the back of the case that provide some grip.
1996572
I use mine primarily for display and take the tablet out for use. It's solid, though. When I do switch apps or do minor typing... there's no shake at all.
2039551
It's a little tight, but not unreasonably so. I tend to lean over the tablet as I draw, so I have no issues. I have noticed that when I lean back, it begins to darken, but I don't draw from those angles.
734083
No. I've not had a problem with that. The magnetic closer keeps it in place well. Plus the keyboard is removable if you worry about that.
644074
I have not but i can tell you the grip is solid, i think it should be fine. The back up strap alao helps to secure but it will blick the screen as it is as thick as a shoe lace
961412
That tends to happen to me after a year of constant use--usually rebooting solves it temporarily. Some of the other Wacom tablets are wireless-compatible, maybe for this reason. I use the tablets for everything, to reduce wrist movement, so I don't mind replacing them; but if yours is new, replace it (belated advice).
1020833
the problem is the hook to keep the tablet in place keeps slipping so it would not work
116654
Mine works fine, never had either of them fall out. Maybe you can get a replacement or refund..........hopefully.
168454
There was a cable and a small user guide that came with it. I haven't had any issue with the tablet moving around when I use it.
1934091
Don't let them lie to you. I bought two, both of them wobble so badly you need one hand on them at all times to steady it.... That is...if the pressure from your hand does not tweak the frame and cause the touchscreen to stop detecting touches!
749328
If you put it straight into the port and push a little bit it may "lock" it. It is not consistent with all of those tablets that my family has. It appears to be normal for it to be loose but you may have one that this trick works on. If you send it back you will get one exactly like it. :)
1374322
Define loose. My adapter connects without ever falling out but it is by no means as snug a connection as some other adapters I've had. I haven't had any problems with the adapter though, if that's what you're asking.
2073476
Well, it is true. The tablet may easely slipp from the case if not well kept . great device besides that