how does the ipad stay on when its above the head like the picture showing the girl with one??
1995999
Sorry, I've never tried that. Though the model in the photo appears different from mine. The photo model has two blue adjustable clips on either side to hold smaller electronics. Mine does not have that feature.
1996000
It seems that the only people that referred to "falling on face" are people that had a model with no clips. I would not have any problem with plastic; if it is quality plastic.
1996001
There are two plastic clips that hold it on. They are black not blue like in the photo. The clips didn't seem so bad but...everything about the top is plastic.
374370
This comes as 2 separate pieces that clip together. The top piece is magnetic and will turn the iPad on and off for you. Hope that answers your question.
2221609
The strip is to keep the iPad from sliding around on the stand. It adheres to the base of the stand.
1374601
There is a small flap that tucks in behind the iPad to hold it in the case. Mine has never fallen out. You could put a small piece of Velcro on the flap to keep it more secure.
1513502
In a sense yes, it's like a book cover it extends a little more then the ipad. I have 2 kids a 2yr old and 9 month old. They can't for me to set down my ipad. The cover has helped protect my ipad. I like the cover.
1391652
Yes, when you close the flap over the screen the IPad shuts off. The reverse holds true - when you take the flap off the iPad it turns on. It stays closed fairly well but if you keep it with other items (like in your purse) the flap can be moved which turns the iPad on.
1583260
Yes, it stays on the iPad, but I have ordered another type. Mine did yellow and plastic was rough around one if the edges. Just didn't look nice. Good luck.
1753360
The front cover has a magnet that attaches to the side of the ipad. Then the plastic back snaps on.
256370
The case I bought works. It is not perfect but I would say that it works most of the time. You just need to make sure the strap is on and holding the folds together. If I am worried about it I just look down the top of the case and see if its on or not. If it is on I just hit the sleep button on top of the ipad.
1917674
I did not utilize it because I ended sending the Ipad mini to fix at a shop near by, I imagine that it sticks on one side and the other has to be heated but this does not look like the real deal it looks cheap.
109046
The magnets on the Ipad hold the cover on but it does NOT have a latch or anything to keep the two sides together. As long as it is laying flat or you are hold it, no problem. I do love the keyboard!!
1217814
You have to place the top and bottom together in open position then place your iPad. Your iPad is what holds it together. And it really works well I like mine a lot
2237421
This was bought for my daughter. She put it on her ipad. She then decided there was a small hair in the corner and she could not get the case back off. She told me to get it off, which I did, but it was difficult.
1929781
There is a flap on the right side. It should be flipped out. Slide iPad into slot. Then turn flap over and slide under iPad. It has Velcro on one side and the iPad down gently. The other side of the Velcro is under the iPad and it will lock securely to it. Good luck!!!!!
1423797
Its secure. there is a spring loaded tab that holds it in. you would have to bang it real hard to get it to fall out. If the airplane or train lurches that hard, your iPad is the least of your problems.
1067617
Very stable. Ours hangs from the bed headboard and it doesn't really bounce at all when you tap. It is probably most resistant to movement when you have it in a bind. For example, if you crane the neck to where it is under the most tension on one side/compression on the other, it doesn't move as much as if you had the neck perfectly straight. This is true for most things in general though, so I suppose it depends on what orientation you are looking for. That said, it's minimal bounce is perfectly acceptable in any position as a means to swipe and tap around the iPad; I probably wouldn't want to write a novel on it like that though. Very stable. Ours hangs from the bed headboard and it doesn't really bounce at all when you tap. It is probably most resistant to movement when you have it in a bind. For example, if you crane the neck to where it is under the most tension on one side/compression on the other, it doesn't move as much as if you had the neck perfectly straight. This is true for most things in general though, so I suppose it depends on what orientation you are looking for. That said, it's minimal bounce is perfectly acceptable in any position as a means to swipe and tap around the iPad; I probably wouldn't... » Read More Very stable. Ours hangs from the bed headboard and it doesn't really bounce at all when you tap. It is probably most resistant to movement when you have it in a bind. For example, if you crane the neck to where it is under the most tension on one side/compression on the other, it doesn't move as much as if you had the neck perfectly straight. This is true for most things in general though, so I suppose it depends on what orientation you are looking for. That said, it's minimal bounce is perfectly acceptable in any position as a means to swipe and tap around the iPad; I probably wouldn't want to write a novel on it like that though. « Show Less
1805307
It attaches to the case. It stays flat over the screen and shuts it off when you close it. The only drawback is if you use the strap to carry the iPad on your shoulder , then the magnet is not strong enough to keep it closed.