Does the case come in two parts (for separation of keyboard from unit) or one part? If one part, how secure is the unit when closed w/o the keyboard?
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Keyboard is built into the case, can slip out if carried with the open side down
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There is a flap with two snaps that connect the two parts, so they separate easily.
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two parts. The keyboard protector snaps on and off via two buckles. The unit does not secure shut with a magnet or anything, it just folds shut but my tablet seems quite safe inside. There's no risk of the tablet falling out and the case seems quite capable of protecting the tablet if dropped. HTH
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Hi, No it comes in one part. It is very secured and sturdy. It can closed with the keyboard because it covers both the tablet and the keyboard. That is what I like about this case. Hope that helps. God bless!
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I don't have any way to secure mine but your keyboard might be different. Mine just sits on top of the stand. It feels really solid to me and has holes in the top where you could bolt it down (if your keyboard has that capability).
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1) the keyboard can not be removed from the case, it is integrated. Anyway, I have never tried to remove it.2) I think it is a kind of lighter case for me.What the case interests me the most is it is easy to use and is very convenient for input.
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Yes.Easy access to the charging port on the keyboard and the full cover is in use (tablet and keyboard attached).The case can detach and be used as just a tablet cover if you wish to just carry the tablet.Both ports can be accessed with the cover closed in both configurations.
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Not that I know of. I use a case with a shoulder strap to transport the 2 pieces. I find that the keyboard doesn't stay on after opening and closing a few times, so I carry the 2 pieces unattached.
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No. That is how I broke it in two places. Be very careful removing the case bc it is very snug. Make no mistake it is a great keyboard. I have heard of ppl sanding down the inside a little to make it easier
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Hi BekahThanks for reading my review. The case is flexible enough to fold back so you can hold it in portrait orientation. Since the keyboard has an on/off switch and is easily removable you don have to worry about accidental key presses. I hope this answers your question. Thank you.Mark
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It is held in place with a pretty strong magnet. Very easily detached if you don't want the keyboard on anymore. I haven't experienced any movement when keyboard is in place. And there is a strap to keep the case closed that further prevents the keyboard moving
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Hi Keyboard sits on the stand, it's not fixed but it doesn't bother us. would have been good if it fits and secured.Hope it helps.
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Hi there Sam,When I bought this item, it came with a nice silver-gray cloth pouch that I was able to slip the keyboard into. Won't protect it from getting banged up, but it'll keep it safe from scratches!I noticed some of the other people who answered said they did not get an accompanying case, and so if possible, try to confirm that you'll get the pouch!Cheers,FG
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Mine came with the keyboard piece. I someone didn't get that part, it was probably packaging error. I was really satisfied with all of it. Very easy to put on, case and keyboard
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The stand is integral to the keyboard and cannot be detached. It can be folded under the keyboard to get it out of the way, however.
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The case does consist of 2 pieces. It's relatively easy to separate them, but this isn't a case where I would recommend using just one piece. For the case to look good and function properly you need to use both pieces together.
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Yes. The keyboard attaches to the case by magnate, so it doesn't fall off. The case can be easily used with or without the keyboard. It closes securely either way.
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It is magentic. Nothing to keep it closed when keyboard is not attached. However, it will not slip out if that is what you are afraid of. I highly recommend this case. I love mine and everyone who has seen it admires it as well.
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Yes, the case and keyboard are a single unit that you slip your IPad in to. It does not stand up well for typing use and it is very, very hard to open. Save your money - don't buy this case!
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Simply put, I believe so. However, I think this is a design flaw. From what I have determined without opening up the unit the keys are on one board and that board moves within the case. I had the opposite problem. Some of my keys were resting on the case. I pressed my fingers and nudged the "fn" and "down arrow" keys so that the keys lined up properly in the case.