does the keyboard stay stable in one place?
2004875
Yep- the sides curve under to make it very stable. Never had a problem with it moving.
2004876
The Standing Fit doesn't include a keyboard - you put your own keyboard (or in my case laptop) on it. Its very stable as long as the object you put on it fits on it. sometimes I have my laptop going adn a note pad next to it to write notes on other times I may have my phone on it. stability hasn't been an issue.
2004877
Yes it does, its very stable. These are a great buy, I have purchased one for all 8 members of my team. you can also rest your mouse on it as well with a mouse pad.
2004878
No, it slides around, but you could purchase those round rubber stick on dots that would prevent movement. I am sure they can be purchased in any hardware store. Hope this helps.
2004879
Yes, it has for me. I was prepared to put a non-slip piece of fabric under it but it was not necessary. And all these months later, I still love my standing desk!
261703
Hello. Yes it can. Also, the keyboard can be on either side or in the corner.
1090888
The keyboard holds it slightly tilted back unless you use something (like a silicone hold strip) to hold it forward.
259759
Yes, the keyboard detaches. It has magnets on the bottom that keep it in place on the case.
644527
Very firmly. I use it in my lap frequently and that was impossible with my old keyboard too. I've had mine for 3 months so far and couldn't be happier!
1116772
It's not really an issue, the keys are a bit recessed and are deactivated when in tablet mode. Lenovo's case is designed to protect the kb in this situation as well if you are worried about it.
1227740
To date, the keyboard has remained attached to the rest of the case. I take to work every day and it's exposed a great deal of use. I hope this helps.
1104413
Unfortunately, no, not really. The bars that are supposed to support the underside of the keyboard are too long to fit in the grooves, so that you either have the keyboard wanting to flip over away from you, or flip over towards you. I am likely exaggerating how unbalanced it is, but nevertheless, with its tendency to slide on the stand, it can become a real issue.
91131
Yes. In fact, After I bought it and was using it, I thought I broke it. It is attached to the case by magnets. I did not know this and when it came loose, I thought I had broken it. But it just snaps right back in place. Some times I use the case because it has a built in stand, and just detatch the keyboard so I can sit back.
2239860
I use the keyboard on my lap, I have not had any problems. There is a little "grove" for the feet to fit into. If the angle was to great, maybe the feet would slip out.
330491
No, it is very stable both in landscape and portrait. In landscape the iPad magnetically attaches to the keyboard so you can pick both up as a unit. In portrait there is no mechanical connection, but the iPad is quite secure working at a desk or conference table.
2183806
While it is a very sturdy setup, the keyboard tray bounces when I type on it. Even worse, the screen bounces a little bit too. I'm still experimenting; I'm not sure how much a problem the bouncing will be. I don't have the keyboard velcroed or otherwise affixed to the tray, but I don't think this makes any difference: the keyboard tray bounces but the keyboard itself isn't moving.
1277262
The case does come up on the sides, but it does not interfere with the keyboard at all. If you move an app from one screen to another, it does get in the way a little, but it the case is pliable enough that it simply pushes out of the way so there really is no problem with that process either.
1901699
The keyboard sits on top. I haven't had a problem with stability, even when my 3 yr old grandson leans on it to play. My keyboard is pretty heavy, though. I've been very pleased with this stand.
304670
Matt, The unit itself is very stable. The keyboard doesn't shift in relation to the iPad and the iPad maintains the angle you choose. But I hate typing on my lap, because the iPad & keyboard is much smaller than a laptop. I had the exact situation Saturday and the unit moved because my legs don't lend themselves to stability. I can't keep my thighs together (good thing I'm not a woman!). My solution is to put my briefcase or a large folder/tablet on my lap to provide a more stable surface. But the shifting is not the fault of the Airbender. In fact, I'm finding is very stable in almost every configuration. Matt, The unit itself is very stable. The keyboard doesn't shift in relation to the iPad and the iPad maintains the angle you choose. But I hate typing on my lap, because the iPad & keyboard is much smaller than a laptop. I had the exact situation Saturday and the unit moved because my legs don't lend themselves to stability. I can't keep my thighs together (good thing I'm not a woman!). My solution is to put my briefcase or a large folder/tablet on my lap to provide a more stable surface. But the shifting is not the fault of the Airbender. In fact, I'm... » Read More Matt, The unit itself is very stable. The keyboard doesn't shift in relation to the iPad and the iPad maintains the angle you choose. But I hate typing on my lap, because the iPad & keyboard is much smaller than a laptop. I had the exact situation Saturday and the unit moved because my legs don't lend themselves to stability. I can't keep my thighs together (good thing I'm not a woman!). My solution is to put my briefcase or a large folder/tablet on my lap to provide a more stable surface. But the shifting is not the fault of the Airbender. In fact, I'm finding is very stable in almost every configuration. « Show Less
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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.
689684
It is. I use the keyboard only about half the time. It folds behind easily with the keyboard still attached, or unattached.