After removing and replacing the iPad from the case, does it still reattach securely? Or does taking the iPad in and out damage the case and/or iPad?
830635
i found that it continued to remain very secure. i have not noticed any wear on the keyboard by removing the ipad repeatedly.
830636
I've only had to remove the iPad twice in the 30 days I've had the case. So far, there is no damage to either. I also carry the ipad in two different bags. One bag has my laptop and work things in a padded case. Another bag I use carry's college text books. The case holds up in both environments with no issues.
830637
Be careful removing the ipad from the case. You need to slide it toward the keyboard to remove safely. I pulled upward once when in a hurry and cracked the corner where the plastic tab for turning the pad on and off is located. even with that crack, though, the pad still fits securely in the case.
830638
My case was a very snug fit, but it didn't damage either when I removed the iPad. I wouldn't do it on a regular basis though. The iPad is a pretty tough little tablet, but I think removing and replacing would cause the case to loosen over time and not hold has securely.
830639
I've done that just like 4 times and I've seen no damage and it reattach securely...not sure if we do it over and over again what the consequences will be....
830640
Kaylee,It does not appear to have an effect on either the iPad or case, although I have removed it only a few times. The case/keyboard is not large or heavy enough to require it when not using the keyboard.
830641
It is no problem taking it out and replacing. I have let several friends try it with their own iPads and I have never had a problem fitting securely when I put mine back in.
830642
I see no reason to take my iPad out of the case at all. Both the iPad and the Logitech Folio Keyboard are easily recharged while still in the case. And the purpose of the case-whether a keyboard type or not--is to protect the iPad. So my question is simply this: why would you take your iPad out of the case in the first place?
830643
there is a manufacturing defect on this case. it cracks along a seam adjacent to the power switch in the upper left hand corner. this flaw has been documented on the apple website and apple store employees are very aware of it. for this price, it should be of higher quality. my ipad almost fell on the floor. :(
830644
So far, my iPad reattaches securely. I've only had the keyboard folio case for a little over a month now, so I can't comment on the keyboard case long-term.
2192483
I assume you mean "get the iPad out of the case" which is easy to do without effort. You'll be disappointed in the keyboard. I returned mine....it's cheap and fragile.
1203412
While I've heard that some people have difficulty removing it, I've found it to be not too difficult. This is what I do. Holding the iPad in portrait mode, I push off the upper right tab of the plastic case. This is rather easy to do. Then, I gradually push the cover's right edge off of the iPad, starting from the upper right side. About half way down, you'll feel the iPad pop off. Just make sure that any flex forced in the process is exerted on the plastic cover and not your iPad. Good luck.
1307153
No. I had a great deal of difficulty getting my Ipad out, even without a case, once I put it in. I had to use a moto tool to grind down the wood and make some other adjustments to the sides to get it so I could put the ipad in and get it back out of the unit easily.
1671009
Unlike the previous version of this case, the iPad case doesn't simply detach from the arm. There's pros and cons to this, I had it fall off once so I actually like that this is more securely attached. When I don't want the keyboard in the way, I simply fold the iPad backwards so it rests on top of the keyboard (which I turn off). If you really need to get it out of the shell, if you look closely, there are tabs on two corners holding it in place and tabs on the near the edges near the corners on the opposite side. You will have to carefully pry it out - this is NOT easy so you may want to contact the company that makes it to see if there is a method to make it easier. Unlike the previous version of this case, the iPad case doesn't simply detach from the arm. There's pros and cons to this, I had it fall off once so I actually like that this is more securely attached. When I don't want the keyboard in the way, I simply fold the iPad backwards so it rests on top of the keyboard (which I turn off). If you really need to get it out of the shell, if you look closely, there are tabs on two corners holding it in place and tabs on the near the edges near the corners on the opposite side. You will have to carefully pry it out - this is NOT easy so you may want to... » Read More Unlike the previous version of this case, the iPad case doesn't simply detach from the arm. There's pros and cons to this, I had it fall off once so I actually like that this is more securely attached. When I don't want the keyboard in the way, I simply fold the iPad backwards so it rests on top of the keyboard (which I turn off). If you really need to get it out of the shell, if you look closely, there are tabs on two corners holding it in place and tabs on the near the edges near the corners on the opposite side. You will have to carefully pry it out - this is NOT easy so you may want to contact the company that makes it to see if there is a method to make it easier. « Show Less
1996506
No. I did not remove the case. I have the apple ipad type that folds back.works great.
1038231
In my experience I have seen no damage to the Ipad. This cae provides a snug and secure fit. I have been very happy with this case.
101967
It would not fall out. The quality of this piece couldn't be improved - it just excellent. Holds very firm yet with a very soft touch, as there is padding everywhere it touches the iPad. You'll enjoy!
563684
Although it's not meant to be removed, I used an Exacto knife to remove it because I had a protective screen on my iPad already. Having two protection layers affected the response. It was fine after that. I've had mine for more than a year and it's been dropped multiple times by my grandchildren and me. No problems.
2198341
1. No it cannot be removed from the case. 2. It's lightweight around 250 gms without the ipad. the earlier version was not a proper folio. just a back case cover with a magnet. just to add, its now nearly one month since am using it and i wonder why i did not get this earlier. its amazing, battery still working from the first charge..and sure looks good too. anyways its every worth the dollar spent..
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.
942658
Can you pry the keyboard from the enclosing case? I don't know? I've never felt the need to try. You aren't limited in any by having it in the case as the iPad slips into and out of the enclosure very easily?
1790803
Piece of cake. The mount had a magnetic component that interacts with the iPad in the same way the smart cover does, and holds it up. To take it down, you just pop the magnetic seal, and it comes right out.
1257952
ABSOLUTELY! This case has an opening for everything necessary! You never have to remove ipad from case.
1308329
I would not recommend, trying to remove the case. That is how, my old case got broken.
912609
Absolutely .... have not removed case since we put it on at Christmas. The best case ever and we have had absolutely no problems at all. Ipads have been dropped and protected numerous times with these cases! We have one for both an Ipad and an Ipad mini!
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!!!!!