Just received this as a gift. Having a hard time storing the screen back in the carrier bag. Any suggestions? Where exactly is the zipper located?
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There are two zipper compartments which need to be fully unzipped. buyers suggest possibly using a plastic storage bin if you prefer not to struggle with the carry bag. It does fit in there, but can be difficult.
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Make sure zippers are open to allow all the air out. Take the two fans and put them together - bottom to bottom and put them in the bag first. Then start pushing entire screen in. I've done it both by folding up first and by just putting fans in then pushing rest in. It fits pretty well and there is room for the white screen to be put in before zipping up.
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Roll it like a reslly small tight burrito. The zippers are located on the right and left side where the fans are.
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Yes the screen is detachable and has a pouch for it in case you want to store it somewhere safe.
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It's probably being held in place by the velcro strap to the left middle of the case. Lift up and pull gently on the strap to release the device.
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No idea? In the last month I have thrown my Chromebook into a backpack almost every day without issue. I didn't know there was a screen issue?? I got mine refurbed, so maybe they put something better on mine? I only bought the ipearl to prevent Knicks and scratches, and it does that perfectly.
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I got one on Amazon that fits well, I'm traveling so I don't have the #, but I used their search. It had an attached storage bag, but it always hung on the ground so I cut it off. Good cover, though. Erik
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you gently pull it off. it should be easy to pull off the screen its sticky not permanent.
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You get your holder thing, put the screen facing INWARDS TOWARDS YOUR BODY, upright. It should clip tightly into the holder. Then you can simply clip it onto your belt by bending the clip sideways.
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I just received mine monitor today. The cover is a foam-type black sleeve. Definitely more than just a dust sleeve. It's not a hard case, but it should be plenty to keep the screen from getting scratched in a carry on. It should also be ok in a suitcase if it's tucked between clothes. The cover isn't heavy-duty, but it's better than I expected and it's a good start until I find something else (if ever).
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I was maybe wrong. At the top of the keyboard is a groove that the iPad sits in so the screen "stands up". IF you had a stylus that wasn't too big around, it could possible be stored there for transport, but not when the iPad is being "upstanding". Hope this helps.
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I was concerned about the same issue. There is a bag for the screen in side the bag that the screen goes into. The most noticeable crease is the one that goes horizontal through the middle. After it has been setup for a half hour or so, i don't think it is all that visible. I am very impressed with the ease of setup and when you consider the size of the screen, you have to expect something considering the size. My family and I are very happy with the screen, the quality and ease of setup. I hope this helps you.
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All the sides can definitely be either screen or rain flap. There are zippers on the screens at the four corners where the tent is connected to the poles. You can unzip those zippers, but I think you can only roll up the screen on the front and back of the tent, and the sides would still be screened. I am not 100% on that, since we haven't ever tried to use the tent without any screen.
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If it is your first time trying to get it out, this is fairly normal. The plastic has not been stretched as much so it will be harder to take out. Start on the left side of the screen at the corners and push down on it to seep rate it from the case. It might take a little bit of work to get it out but just go for it. If you can't get it out and you have taken it out before I would suggest getting some tools to pry it out.
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I don't have one but I believe they sell an accessory that hangs over the screen for that purpose. Otherwise it would be a little difficult. There is a spot for water bottle etc but it's not real big
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I wrapped mine in a towel and checked it in my luggage during a deployment overseas. It handled loading, transport, and unloading with no issues. The screen is not glass, but it is definitely not fragile. I can post pictures if you need.
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What you receive is the screen folded and all of the rails for the stand in an awesome bag! It is super easy to set up, tear down, and store. I just took mine down again last night all by myself and it is pretty painless. I've started building and tearing it down flat on the ground when I don't have help.
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Gregg, I didn't notice the picture you mentioned but I have owned two of these and neither had any storage of any kind. It is a very simple screen that somehow magically makes the wind not so annoying. Our first was stolen, so someone else liked it too!
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I use it to hold the case when folded back on itself. On advice from the friend who told me about this case, I open it all the way until it is under itself. Then I grab the elastic and pull it around front on the edge of the screen. Then to get it out of my sight I grab the center of the elastic and pull it back to the hard curved edge that is behind the screen. It kinda holds it out of the way and keeps the tablet from flipping around freely while I am holding it in my hand with my fingers through the BIG elastic piece.