Can you remove the keyboard from the case to use at a distance from the tablet?
201440
The keyboard cannot be removed from the case, but the tablet can be. I was able to control the tablet with the keyboard from a distance of about eight feet; I didn't try it any farther away.
201441
I actually never tried it. I usually attach my tablet to the keyboard when I use it.
201442
No, but you CAN remove the tablet from the keyboard/case, and then you can definitely used the keyboard at a distance from the tablet and still have a functioning system.
242312
Yes BUT you will not be able to charge the tablet when you have the keyboard connected.
2026155
You can remove the keyboard and use the case without it. The keyboard is attached to the case by magnets. As for it being bulky, it is compared to cases that don't come with keyboards but it's nothing to extreme. The keyboard is a little less than a 1/4 inch thick.
2198340
The keyboard cannot be removed as it is part of the case, but that has not been an issue. The case folds over in such a way that you can use the iPad without the keyboard too. I'm not sure about the other case that was selling for $70.
411685
It is possible, but it doesn't work very well. You have to be careful to ensure that the keyboard is facing the correct direction, or the clips will press the buttons (this is true when the keyboard is on the front as well). In my experience, the keyboard will clip behind the tablet, but it doesn't hold. It pops off too easily, making it inconvenient to handle.
589826
yes. there is a stand on back of case. so with or without keyboard tablet can be stood up
1213621
No. Keyboard has to be detached to put the tablet in the case. You can open the case and fold it back and attach the keyboard but you can't fold the case closed.
1375707
No, the keyboard is separate from case so you could use it next to your device. It only attaches with a magnet inside case. Or you can put your device in the case and use it alone as carrying/protective case. Leave the keyboard behind if you want.
295352
Yes. You can also remove keyboard an use it at a distance but stay close enough to still be able to touch screen if needed. It has a great range if you need it I checked I used it about ten feet away with no problem.it is a good item at probably the best price.
2229678
Yes. The keyboard is magnetically attached to the case so it is removable, but does conf with purchase of the case.
1308766
Yes you can use the case without the keyboard. The keyboard part comes out and the case becomes a standard portfolio.
2075238
The keyboard can be removed and your tablet will remain in the protective leather enclosure. As long as the velcro retaining strap is in place the tablet stays tight. On the negative side, don't expect the keyboard to last long before the keys start failing to respond! I got two of them and one of them didn't last much more than two weeks before they started to fail! I like the protective portfolio but not impressed with the keyboard.
639600
Yes you can adjust the distance between the keyboard and monitor, but just on the vertical plane. You can't really move either part horizontally relative to the other, only move the entire unit.
1521079
Check that last answer of mine. No, you can either fold the keyboard to the back of the iPad, or remove the iPad from the case. You can't separate the iPad from the keyboard without dismounting it from the case. If you choose to fold the keyboard to the back of the iPad, you must also switch off the keyboard or the Bluetooth, in order to use the pop up iOS keyboard.
209021
Yes. It can be turned vertical while on the case and attached on the stand. The stand is also detachable from the keyboard and can be moved farther and closer to the keyboard.
1790640
Yes you definitely can. The case that covers the iPad swivels 360 degrees and can fold flat over the keyboard.
72595
Yes. the case is not a good fit at all for the tablet/keyboard combination, and I wouldn't buy it again. You have to take the section holding the tablet out to dock it, and the case is essentially in the way. The tablet is a sturdy thing, so I've been skipping using the case at all.