Causing screen problem CaseCrown Apple iPad 2 Bold Standby case (Black) for iPad 2 (Built-in magnet for Apple Smart Cover's sleep & awake)Is anyone else seeing what looks like a burn in on the iPad's screen along the crease of the front cover of case? It's exactly where the case bends so I can't imagine what else might be causing it other than the case itself. Causing screen problem CaseCrown Apple iPad 2 Bold Standby case (Black) for iPad 2 (Built-in magnet for Apple Smart Cover's sleep &... » Read More Causing screen problem CaseCrown Apple iPad 2 Bold Standby case (Black) for iPad 2 (Built-in magnet for Apple Smart Cover's sleep & awake)Is anyone else seeing what looks like a burn in on the iPad's screen along the crease of the front cover of case? It's exactly where the case bends so I can't imagine what else might be causing it other than the case itself. « Show Less
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Rami Elamine and David P. Bard, can you comment on whether you are using a screen protector, such as ZAGG or InvisiShield? I have seen a few complaints like this that appear to be related to the dye in the cover soaking into the screen protector. Or is it actually causing problems on the screen itself?
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Nope. I've had mine a month and it's been great. I have seen the smear lines on iPads with Apple Smart Covers. Hopefully it wipes off.I am using a screen protector too FWIW.
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I have not purchased this particular product and do not know the answer, however, I did buy a different product that looked similar, and found that there were magnets in the top corners of the part that held the tablet in place (not the cover part), and the magnet in the top left corner kept causing my Dell Venue 11 Pro to go to "sleep", basically making the case useless. I have to decide whether to cut the magnet out or return the product. So I'll be interested to see the answer to this question. I think the manufacturer of that product that I bought put the magnet in the wrong place! They should have put the magnet in the cover, not the strap that holds the tablet!
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I did the exact same thing....there were thick lines across my IPad screen so I took it into the Apple Store and was told it was from my cover. I took the screen cover off and the lines were gone. Now I still get them but I just wipe them off. Love the cover except for these lines . Gin bin
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The way it was explained to me by my computer guy who fixed my iPad. The screen is basically stuck to LED which makes it almost impossible to separate the two without damaging the LED. That is why the repair is so expensive. Samsung wants like $299 to do the repair and he was in the same ballpark because of the cost and the screen/LED. I am gonna need you to clarify the bezel question. I still have mine if you want it. Mine is red. Just text me your address 757-289-5381. My screen was the only thing cracked as well. Feel free to call me.
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Gravity keeps the cover closed. You really have to break in the cover to make it close fully though. The magnet is to wake and sleep the screen when you open and close the cover.
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The case has a magnet built into it so it tells the ipad to wake up when opened or to go to sleep when closed.
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I just received my case today and the auto wake/sleep function on the case is not working. Any help on this matter please?
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Not sure if the magnet is causing my issues, but i'm pretty certain it is. I have used this product for a couple months now. Recently the screen on my iphone 6 becomes unresponsive. I've gone through all the Apple troubleshooting which did not solve the problem. I did notice that when i removed my case and the magnet - the screen works as normal. I will be looking to get a refund.
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Nope. I've had mine a month and it's been great. I have seen the smear lines on iPads with Apple Smart Covers. Hopefully it wipes off. I am using a screen protector too FWIW.
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The magnets in the iPad are what dock the keyboard with the unit. If those arent enganged like in the case where you just fold the keyboard back then the onscreen keyboard pops up. And theres also a function key (fn+5) that pops up the on screen keyboard.
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The flap is magnetic and puts the iPad "to sleep" when you lay it over the screen - much like pressing the sleep button on the top of the iPad. I don't think you can disable it, but if you're closing the flap you couldn't see the screen anyways so it's probably best to turn it off. The screen "wakes up" as soon as you lift the flap, but you will have to unlock it with your pin if you enabled that feature. Hope this helps!
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Hello! I really Love my case. I Have TWO one for my iPad and one for Our Grand son. YES, The screen do stick and That's NOT good to me BUT it Keep it. And The case is The BEST Because Our Grand son Drops His a LOT. To me it's The BEST one out There That I Know of. I Have ordered others and sent Them Back! ( case ) Well, YOU do What YOU Feel is BEST for YOU. Have a GOOD Day.......
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Correct - IOS7 has moved the answer & decline soft keys higher on the screen which means it is above the hole on the cover - it will need to be redesigned.
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Mine does the same thing. I believe that it is due to the gap between the iPad screen and the cover.
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I don't put the iPad/keyboard combination "naked" in my briefcase. If it is jostled the magnet isn't strong enough to keep the two pieces together, and I am also worried about the covers getting scratched as well as having the iPad on when it shouldn't be. (When I carried the iPad alone it was always in a leather protective case, to prevent scratches or other damage, particularly to the iPad screen, and to be sure it stayed in sleep mode.) When I purchased the keyboard a few weeks ago I also purchased a CaseCrown faux suede slip case for about $10, which fits the iPad/keyboard combination nicely, keeps them connected and protects both of them. I don't put the iPad/keyboard combination "naked" in my briefcase. If it is jostled the magnet isn't strong enough to keep the two pieces together, and I am also worried about the covers getting scratched as well as having the iPad on when it shouldn't be. (When I carried the iPad alone it was always in a leather protective case, to prevent scratches or other damage, particularly to the iPad screen, and to be sure it stayed in sleep mode.) When I purchased the keyboard a few weeks ago I also purchased a CaseCrown faux suede slip case for about $10, which fits the iPad/keyboard... » Read More I don't put the iPad/keyboard combination "naked" in my briefcase. If it is jostled the magnet isn't strong enough to keep the two pieces together, and I am also worried about the covers getting scratched as well as having the iPad on when it shouldn't be. (When I carried the iPad alone it was always in a leather protective case, to prevent scratches or other damage, particularly to the iPad screen, and to be sure it stayed in sleep mode.) When I purchased the keyboard a few weeks ago I also purchased a CaseCrown faux suede slip case for about $10, which fits the iPad/keyboard combination nicely, keeps them connected and protects both of them. « Show Less
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I have an ipad 2I and it fits perfectly. And to answer your question about the sleep/wake function, it is great. I would recommend this cover for your ipad 2 use. Especially given the low cost.
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I actually emailed the seller and they have just sent me a new updated case free of charge. I did not have to return the original case. Their reasoning for their non functioning sleep / wake covers was that Apple had changed at the last minute the orientation of the sleep / wake magnet connectors on the iPad Air. This explains why some tablet case sellers had iPad cases available before Nov. 1 when the iPad Air became available. Those that rushed to make their iPad cases prematurely ended up having non functioning sleep / wake covers. The seller of the Khomo cases reassured me that the new cases will be functional. I look forward to receiving it. I will give my update soon. I actually emailed the seller and they have just sent me a new updated case free of charge. I did not have to return the original case. Their reasoning for their non functioning sleep / wake covers was that Apple had changed at the last minute the orientation of the sleep / wake magnet connectors on the iPad Air. This explains why some tablet case sellers had iPad cases available before Nov. 1 when the iPad Air became available. Those that rushed to make their iPad cases prematurely ended up having non functioning sleep / wake covers. The seller of the Khomo cases reassured me that the new... » Read More I actually emailed the seller and they have just sent me a new updated case free of charge. I did not have to return the original case. Their reasoning for their non functioning sleep / wake covers was that Apple had changed at the last minute the orientation of the sleep / wake magnet connectors on the iPad Air. This explains why some tablet case sellers had iPad cases available before Nov. 1 when the iPad Air became available. Those that rushed to make their iPad cases prematurely ended up having non functioning sleep / wake covers. The seller of the Khomo cases reassured me that the new cases will be functional. I look forward to receiving it. I will give my update soon. « Show Less