Does the case and keyboard fold back so you can still hold/use the iPad tablet style?
1425019
Yes, but it is bulky. This case looks great and is almost a steal at the price.
1425020
Yes it does. I highly recommend this case. Great protection for you're ipad and looks really nice.
689685
Yes it is, the keyboard is detachable, via magnetic contacts. When not using it it folds back nicely. Ill be honest though I got more frustration than actual use from it. Great idea, maybe just needs to be refined a bit technologically. It woukd skip letters sometimes and it became annoying.
1560331
No. You use the keyboard as a screen protector *instead* of using a case. The iPad fits into a hinged clip on one side of the keyboard, such that you can flip up the iPad into a near-vertical position, as though it were the screen of a laptop.
470632
Yes, it will fold completely flat against the keyboard. This is a big improvement over the previous version of this, because the previous version had a hinge, so you could never lay the tablet completely flat.
2188608
Yes. When the two are together it works like a book and the iPad can flip around 180 degrees and lay on the keyboard. When you no longer want to use the keyboard it can be removed (just turn Bluetooth off - switch is on the keyboard) and you're ready to go. Just remember when you do this the front of your iPad is no longer protected. It's still in the top case but the bottom (keyboard) has been removed. Hope this answers your question. :-)
1913704
No, the iPad sleeve folds away from the keyboard and faces the portfolio side which holds business cards, note pad, etc. The instructions are not clear in that regard.
2128825
Yes the case will fold back so that you can hold it like a tablet. The case is made of a plastic that is flexible. The keyboard will not fall out as it slides into the case and is held on in place by the groves on the side. I don't know if that makes since but our office loves the case and there are five people who have purchased the case since I purchased mine. The keyboard is excellent and mine has held a charge for up to a week without having to recharge it. I do shut it off when I am not using it. If I leave it on then it will hold a charge for about four days. Also, the vendor I purchased mine from is excellent. My product arrived in two days and was in excellent shape. Yes the case will fold back so that you can hold it like a tablet. The case is made of a plastic that is flexible. The keyboard will not fall out as it slides into the case and is held on in place by the groves on the side. I don't know if that makes since but our office loves the case and there are five people who have purchased the case since I purchased mine. The keyboard is excellent and mine has held a charge for up to a week without having to recharge it. I do shut it off when I am not using it. If I leave it on then it will hold a charge for about four days. Also, the vendor I... » Read More Yes the case will fold back so that you can hold it like a tablet. The case is made of a plastic that is flexible. The keyboard will not fall out as it slides into the case and is held on in place by the groves on the side. I don't know if that makes since but our office loves the case and there are five people who have purchased the case since I purchased mine. The keyboard is excellent and mine has held a charge for up to a week without having to recharge it. I do shut it off when I am not using it. If I leave it on then it will hold a charge for about four days. Also, the vendor I purchased mine from is excellent. My product arrived in two days and was in excellent shape. « Show Less
72595
Yes. the case is not a good fit at all for the tablet/keyboard combination, and I wouldn't buy it again. You have to take the section holding the tablet out to dock it, and the case is essentially in the way. The tablet is a sturdy thing, so I've been skipping using the case at all.
1230583
No. It is essentially a keyboard with a magnetic hinge. Like a smart cover. Also the hinge does not allow for the iPad to remain upright like a laptop. It opens flat, but you can pull the iPad off of the hinge and place it into a groove toward the back of the keyboard in either portrait or landscape (vertically or horizontally).
344106
No, you have to remove the keyboard in order to use it as a tablet with the case on.
1997919
If by this you mean it will fold back upon itself so that the keyboard is under the iPad, yes that can be done with this cover.
1081005
No (which is one reason why I don't use it very much). For a very similar keyboard/case combo where the case *is* detachable check out the New Trent Rugged Airbender case:iPad mini Keyboard Case, New Trent NT31B Airbender Mini Rugged Splash Resistant Dirt and Shockproof Wireless Bluetooth iPad mini Keyboard Case with Built-in Screen Protector for iPad mini 1 2 3 Only
2166153
No, the iPad snaps into the back piece, but when folded -the keyboard piece will close into the screen for protection
1099508
Yes you can. The casing for the entire keyboard and iPad mini case are durable and smooth. You can fold it over and still use the iPad or you can set it up for Landscape mode or portrait and use the keyboard.
284705
The case will not fold flat the way I feel that you are describing. In my opinion, this case is only useful in the horizontal stand position. If you just needed a keyboard extension and stand, it's really great. :)
822479
The flap does not fold back...it actually has 3 notches that hold the tablet into place so that you can select the level for which your tablet shall lean.
639320
Minus the ipad, yes it's as shown with the keyboard and case (which turns into the stand).