Can the ipad be put on an eye level stand and the keyboard be left on the desktop and will they still connect via bluetooth?
323834
Yes. The keyboard does not require physical contact with the iPad to work. I haven't tried to find the maximum range, but I have no trouble making them work together when they're ten feet apart.
323835
Yes. It has the same Bluetooth range as headsets. It won't give you the same feel as a full size keyboard though since it's so light and thin, i.e. it may slide around a bit without the weight of the iPad in it. You can achieve the same goal by going with the Apple Bluetooth keyboard. I've used this the same way you describe and it's great.
323836
As long as it's not too far away. If it's just like a foot away or so, you should be good to go. The keyboard and the ipad don't have to be physically touching each other to work together.
323837
Yes, it will. However, I have not tested the distance to which the connection is effective.
323838
If I understand your question correctly the I pad does not need to be on the keyboard stand. You can have them separated and the bluetooth keyboard works fine. Works like any bluetooth keyboard that is hooked to a PC / MAC. Hope that helps.
323839
I separated the two by about 24 inches and the keyboard did function the same way as in the track supplied on the keyboard
323840
Yes, the keyboard and iPad are totally independent. I personally prefer using the notch on the keyboard tray, but the other night my wife was holding the iPad and I was typing on the keyboard across the room.
43297
Its just a case for the ipad, so the keyboard would have to be kept separately. Im sure the ipad will still work with the keyboard, as the cover shouldnt affect it in any way. Not sure if the answer helps, but not quite sure I know what you are asking.
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I really don't knw. the keyboard actually serves as an protective cover also. The keyboard covers the entire screen and the hard backing of keyboard is left exposed making a protective barrier around the face of the screen. I don't know the deminsions of the outer box to say if it'll slide in correctly. If you're tring to connect the iPad to the keyboard while still encased in the outter box. it won't work.
1202550
Yes, you can separate them and use them apart from one another. However the stand is built into the keyboard case. I've used the keyboard to type and have propped the IPad up nearby.
948862
Yes, you can! You can raise the ipad and shift(push) the keyboard back as if you want to close the cover. Than you will only see the ipad.
1202552
it does need to be place on the keyboard for it to stand. unless you have it in another case for you to stand your ipad in. its blue tooth connected so just as long as your ipad is within range of the keyboard it will work. I suppose its more convenient to have it on the stand though, its closer to you.
1942185
Yes, definitely! They've designed the stand with a slot in the bottom to accomodate the charging/power cable. You would connect the iPad to it's cable before you put it into the stand. Also, another easy way to have the iPad in the stand while connected is to simply turn the iPad so that the port is at the top instead of the bottom which of course, puts the 'home' button at the top of the screen too so you may or may not care for that ;-)
1008412
The keyboard utilizes Bluetooth to connect, so if the tablets mentioned have Bluetooth capability there shouldn't be an issue. I use it for iPads, which connects without issue. Very portable to bring along for meetings.
339438
Nope. Lower keyboard platform is a fixed distance from the upper monitor platform.
1261242
The iPad sits in the slot just after the keyboard keys toward the top. It invaded the iPad but when not used as cover can be used as a stand. Do you have an additional cover on your iPad. If so it may not fit down in that slot.
949386
yes. THe keyboard is a little different than most but very adaptable. There are times that there are delays between the keyboard bluetooth and the ipad screen but I find it workable.
2120767
You can keep it in there, I find it keeps the iPad turned off better (if that makes sense) if you keep the keyboard in there. It's a really flexible system.
1202554
The iPad needs to be placed on the keyboard to stand. There is a small stand that pops out when you press a button and the iPad rests in a small ridge.
2066510
One has stands and attaches to another device, and one is only a keyboard that does not attach in any way to anything else, other than via Bluetooth.I have the non-attaching version and it works well, although the only complaint is the location of the shift key on the right side is awkward.
2223371
You can remove the keyboard and keyboard arm easily so that the iPad can be used independently of the keyboard. The hard plastic case remains on the back of the iPad and there is a screen protector on the front.
1243473
No. There IS a magnet in the keyboard groove to give the mating a slight *snap* into place, but it will disengage almost instantly if you pick it up by the iPad.
655180
You have to use the slot. The keyboard only has magnetic connection to keep it with the ipad, there is nothing in the hinges that locks it to the ipad to hold it up