How securely does the keyboard hold the iPad? There's no back support so I'm a bit worried. Also, does the non-adjustable angle cause problems?
305968
It holds it pretty securely. I haven't found the angle to be a problem. All in all it works better than I expected.
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.
1623447
I have a back carbon fiber skin on the back and a screen protector on the front of my iPad Air. It still fits just fine into the slot on the keyboard. It isn't very tight because the iPad is meant to 'lean back' in the groove.
2122662
If you held it in front of you sideways, the keyboard would point at 3 o'clock, and the iPad would point at 11 o'clock. I don't have issues with the viewing angle at all. Hope that helps!
1103538
You can adjust the angle on the keyboard and it has a stop at the back to keep the keyboard from skidding off. I put a wrist support also to keep my shoulders relaxed.
1076649
No. The iPad sits in a trough like groove in the keyboard and it is a static angle and a rigid structure. I have found this very nice as the whole thing does not flop flat or slide apart if I set it on my lap or move it around while using it.
48451
It works great. The keyboard sticks to the case through magnets, it'll 'lock in' when its in the right place. It won't move unless you purposefully peel it off the case, it'll hold on while upside down (the keyboard itself is extraordinarily light).Without the keyboard, the flap the keyboard rests on can be folded over the back of the case if you're holding it, or can be folded under the case and used as the base that the prop rests on.
1076648
No. The trough that holds the iPad is a rigid preset item. This actually makes the keyboard and ups much more stable than other iPad cases that flop flat when bumped or not in a flat hard surface. This keyboard works great on a lap or pillow and can be moved around without falling over.
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It's pretty solid, much more so than it looks. Could you make it wobble if you really wanted to? I suppose, but it's pretty stable in normal use. That said, I found myself using the keyboard with the tray resting on my lap, which doesn't wobble at all.
2120767
You can keep it in there, I find it keeps the iPad turned off better (if that makes sense) if you keep the keyboard in there. It's a really flexible system.
439987
Actually there is a support tab, in the center top of the keyboard with the upside down Zagg, lift and unfold it, it secures with 2 little pins on the side. The iPad fit in the slot and is supported by the tab, when done, fold it back. I hope this helps
998966
No it does not have a magnetic connection anywhere thus it does not "lock" into the keyboard. If tilted back too far the iPad will fall backward but don't worry, iPad will not fall out of case. It is very snug/tight fit. Let me know if you have further questions.
98095
Hi Jordan! Yes the iPad mini is stable enough in its keyboard slot to type both on your lap and in bed if you so wish. The magnets are powerful enough that the iPad does not move or feel wobbly. Aside from being able to use it on my lap, I also often carry my iPad in the keyboard slot to and from meetings without any fear that the iPad will topple off. Hope that helps. :)
1650987
The angle that is used for the keyboard is perfect. It's just like when I'm using a laptop. It's not too far back or close up.The angle is probably 180° obtuse. I hope I answered your question.
723165
I havent had that problem. I have a screen protector too. There is also a leather trim around the ipad that keeps the ipad raised off the keyboard. Very happy with this product.
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.
332403
It is very sturdy. I have it holding my first generation iPad next to my computer monitor on my desk and it is as stable as a rock. I have never had it tip or alter the tilt angle. The tension for the tilt angle is adjustable so you can really lock it down.