Is there a definitive answer from the manufacturer re: safety for iPad Air?
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Sorry I don't have the iPad Air. If the Air is thinner than the iPad 2,3,4, it might not be fitted tightly.
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I'm not sure about the fit. The Ipad Air is thinner than the Ipad I currently have not sure it would have a secure fit.
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I used for ipad 2, that was thiker than air. Now I still used for ipad air and works fine.
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iPad air has differen thickness. and bezel widths (affects it out size) ,, there is a special model of this Dover for the air.
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HI, really its very funtionally, my sons have a mini ipad each one and I dont have problem, they dont remove nothing ist very safelly.
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I would say it depends on the drop. I'm sure a couple of feet will be fine(I assume you're thinking of dropping it in a normal situation when you're just holding it in your hands. No parkour with a bigass Ipad). But then I'm not an expert and personally I've never dropped it so don't hold me to it. haha.
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Yes. "iOS 4 or greater" is the published requirement. iPad Air is an iOS 7 device, so, Yes. And, by the way, why do so many people bother to respond with the words, "I don't know" on Amazon product questions? I may post that as a question to see how many people respond. :-) Actually, I know why-- because if you review a product, you may received an email from Amazon asking if you can answer a question. That email might be taken as meaning that the question was asked of you, personally-- somehow connected to your review. It isn't.
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My iPad Air 32GB that I bought May 2014 came with a 1-Year Limited Warranty from Apple. It covers any internal malfunction. Basically if they made it wrong in any way and it doesn't work, they will replace it for 1 year. The warranty does not cover anything else. If you spill on it or drop it, you're on your own. I suggest you purchase the 2 or 3 year protection plan with it. It covers drops, spills, and other damage.
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Sorry man, no I haven't had a specific issue, (I have had many tho) but none related to my iPad 2 / air / air2
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The disdvantage of for air would be if you use this, your ipad air will not be able to use case for protection. If Air 2 is thiner, there might not be much problem to hold it up stabily.
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I am unable to answer this as I have only used with the IPAD model before the IPAD Air.
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Yes. You can also purchase Applecare which will give you tech support and accidental damage coverage for two years with $50 deductible. Their tech support for the iPad is not very good as the people are very poorly trained. The iPad 4 is pretty indestructible as I slammed my car door on it and it didn't even scratch it (i have it in a Speck case with a handle, which I highly recommend). The new iPad Air is thinner and may be fragile.
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The ipad air is slightly smaller than the ipad 3 or 4. I know it has different pads you can attached but I'm not sure. Its a question for the company.
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After reviewing Apples' support forum, there seems to be little consensus about the potentiality of magnets damaging devices (I'd speculate any device, Apple or other). Small magnets on cases seem to be safe, but warnings are given for "strong" magnets. I loved the idea of this holder, but I'd have to error on the side of precaution and not purchase unless I read an affirmative answer. Everyone else who says "it hasn't damaged my device yet" could be lucky or just biding their time. I have read the the likely damage is data loss, but not permanent component damage. I can't afford either. At best, it seems unknown or uncertain. After reviewing Apples' support forum, there seems to be little consensus about the potentiality of magnets damaging devices (I'd speculate any device, Apple or other). Small magnets on cases seem to be safe, but warnings are given for "strong" magnets. I loved the idea of this holder, but I'd have to error on the side of precaution and not purchase unless I read an affirmative answer. Everyone else who says "it hasn't damaged my device yet" could be lucky or just biding their time. I have read the the likely damage is data loss, but not permanent component damage. I... » Read More After reviewing Apples' support forum, there seems to be little consensus about the potentiality of magnets damaging devices (I'd speculate any device, Apple or other). Small magnets on cases seem to be safe, but warnings are given for "strong" magnets. I loved the idea of this holder, but I'd have to error on the side of precaution and not purchase unless I read an affirmative answer. Everyone else who says "it hasn't damaged my device yet" could be lucky or just biding their time. I have read the the likely damage is data loss, but not permanent component damage. I can't afford either. At best, it seems unknown or uncertain. « Show Less
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I do not have an iPad Air but I have a 2nd Gen iPad and two iPad minis. I have not had any issues with them or my Android Galaxy Note tablet and various iPhones. Great item
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The person I gave it to had the original iPad and not the iPad Air, so unfortunately, I cannot answer this question. However, otherwise, he loves it.