Can you sit straight upright for reading or does it lean back in all positions? More pictures would be helpful. Thanks.
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Yes it sits straight upright for reading. Sorry we do not have additional pictures of the steamer loungers to provide at this time.
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It does have a very very slight tilt to it but it cannot be tilted anymore and I would say no you really can read comfortably from it
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Yes it does. It folds flat against the back and is comfortable for reading.
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It is a nice case actually. I have 2 and the case are sturdy on both of them. It holds it at an angle (like pictures shows) the only problem with it tat I have found is if you have the tablet lengthwise like you are reading a book it will not hold the tablet at an angle. So you either have it horizontal to read without holding it or lean it against something.
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Actually... I found the stand highly variable. The upright angle is good for reading at a desk or table. I read a lot in bed and the stand works sideways (or horizontally) as well. The best thing about the stand (other than the reasonable price) is that it is a good transition to the touchscreen Kindle Paperwhite from the manual/keyboard version. I wish they had a combination of the bright screen AND a manual option.
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It can be set to completely upright or to lean back. I prefer the straight backed chair, so I have it completely upright. There is lumbar support, which I need for my lower back and it is ideal.
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You can hold a book with both hands but the bike is stable and comfortable and should be fine for reading. The bike is very good quality and relatively easy to assemble.
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There are two upright positions, and they can be used in both portrait and landmark positions. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I enjoy mine.
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Yes, it has two positions, one leans back and other is sitting straight up when they get older. We love this seat. It is lightweight more than some of them but very sturdy.
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hi its comes up perfect, you will be reading a book nicely !!! same if very comfortable
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it sits on an adjustable stand. You can stand it straight up or tilt it back. Whatever is most comfortable for you.
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I saw your question and am using mine now, it works well in either position. I usually use mine in the horizontal, which stays upright just great.
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There is a vertical panel in the back - you will see the hindges. Bring that panel forward - it may be kind of difficult ( I had kind of a hard tIme moving it), but the panel does move. Just bring it to the center - to support the table portion of the rack. In terms of weight, it is very sturdy. I have a couple of books, pencil holder, wine glass and bottle (smile) on mine, to add to the enjoyment of my reading/ writing.
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The cover folds back but does not work as an easle at all (in any orientation). I do miss being able to stand my reader on a table for hands free reading as I can do with another reader in a different case.
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I'm sorry that I can't tell you about a paperback. We didn't try that on the stand. It is very stable and holds a large, heavier hardback extremely well. Tipping over is not a problem at all, and the small plastic "stops" along the bottom hold the book in place well, yet it is easy to turn pages. My sister, who has Parkinson's, and is confined to a wheel chair, can use the stand very easily. I think the stand would be steady enough and not tip over, no matter what weight of book is used with it, even a paperback. But I'll have to look at it again to see if it makes a difference that the paperback is a smaller book. I'm sorry I can't be more helpful. I'm sorry that I can't tell you about a paperback. We didn't try that on the stand. It is very stable and holds a large, heavier hardback extremely well. Tipping over is not a problem at all, and the small plastic "stops" along the bottom hold the book in place well, yet it is easy to turn pages. My sister, who has Parkinson's, and is confined to a wheel chair, can use the stand very easily. I think the stand would be steady enough and not tip over, no matter what weight of book is used with it, even a paperback. But I'll have to look at it again to see if it makes a difference... » Read More I'm sorry that I can't tell you about a paperback. We didn't try that on the stand. It is very stable and holds a large, heavier hardback extremely well. Tipping over is not a problem at all, and the small plastic "stops" along the bottom hold the book in place well, yet it is easy to turn pages. My sister, who has Parkinson's, and is confined to a wheel chair, can use the stand very easily. I think the stand would be steady enough and not tip over, no matter what weight of book is used with it, even a paperback. But I'll have to look at it again to see if it makes a difference that the paperback is a smaller book. I'm sorry I can't be more helpful. « Show Less
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Yes, it will reach across and adjust high enough that it will be straight in front of you. But you can also lay on your side and adjust to read in comfort. I've had the LEVO for awhile, even taking it with me on vacation, and honestly have not one single thing bad to say about it!
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You will slip definitely slip. My husband and I both found that to be an issue. So much so, that we only use the upright position now for reading in bed and such.