I want a magnet-free case, does it have a magnet where the tablet stands in the keyboard part?
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.
998967
No magnet. Clings pretty tightly, though. It's a good product. Turns 360 degrees, and the typewriter makes it so you doon't have to constantly change screens.
998968
This does not have a magnet where the tablet stands in the keyboard part. It is a magnet free case.
998969
No magnet & I LOVE this case! The keypad is the perfect size and holds a charge for days & days - love how it swivels so I can be standing it up AND have it plugged in. The elastic that holds the case shut is pretty heavy duty. It's a good buy!
998970
There is no magnet. The ipad does not always stay in the case well when opening it or standing it up.
48456
The keyboard is held on with magnets and comes off easily. With it off, the case is nice and thin and works fine. The keyboards I got each had a missing key, but aside from that seems fine.
619973
Yes it does have magnets. It is good for keeping the top closed and it won't open unexpectedly! If is an awesome case!!
871397
Magnets are located at the bottom of the keyboard and those attach to four magnets at bottom of the case. You can remove the keyboard from the case for easy typing. Those 4 magnets do not affect in any way the use of your tablet.
1930247
Yes, its magnetic. The cover for keyboard is removable and when you only use the tablet, it can not be closed perfectly with magnet. They can only be folded together. I would say it;s not a very desirable case because it;s heavy weight and cumbersome design.
735049
magnets like that won't affect tablet or computer unless it has a spinning hard drive..
729385
Hi Nate. It is slightly magnetized without the keyboard in it. With the keyboard in (which holds onto the case by the magnet but it isn't a strong magnet because it might interfere with the electronics if it was stronger. I guess you would need to use some kind of strap or such to keep it closed when it is being moved around from a flat surface. We don't take ours outside the house so we don't have an issue. We really like it though and simply just hold it when we move it from place to place. It is substantial and it protects the IPad very well. Hope that helps!
1208860
It is magnetic. I haven't had any issues with it. I am satisfied with this case
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!!
1695258
I use a bluetooth keyboard with mine, but not with a magnet. The shell is slim and fits precisely.
1294464
I didn't order this type of case, but of the looks of it, I don't think so, because I got a keyboard with my tablet to and my case doesn't hold it either. Good luck finding what you are looking for!
1389201
It's not a magnet, but mine stays closed - if your case doesn't stay closed - perhaps it's defective.
816456
No magnets in the case at all. But the tablet is very secure in the case. Doesn't move around at all.
606258
A magnet is used to secure the case, there are 2 small magnets (about the diameter of a pencil) in a flap on the outside of the case The case folds over and the flap folds over the outside of the case. The flap makes contact with the keyboard portion of the case ( which ust have a metal plate inside) so it is not in direct contact with the keyboard or the tablet. The keyboard portion of the case is about 1/2 inch thick and is padded so the magnet flap does not make cntact with the tablet. The case does fold over completely in half so the keyboard would be on the table surface side and the tablet would be on top. A magnet is used to secure the case, there are 2 small magnets (about the diameter of a pencil) in a flap on the outside of the case The case folds over and the flap folds over the outside of the case. The flap makes contact with the keyboard portion of the case ( which ust have a metal plate inside) so it is not in direct contact with the keyboard or the tablet. The keyboard portion of the case is about 1/2 inch thick and is padded so the magnet flap does not make cntact with the tablet. The case does fold over completely in half so the keyboard would be on the table surface side and the... » Read More A magnet is used to secure the case, there are 2 small magnets (about the diameter of a pencil) in a flap on the outside of the case The case folds over and the flap folds over the outside of the case. The flap makes contact with the keyboard portion of the case ( which ust have a metal plate inside) so it is not in direct contact with the keyboard or the tablet. The keyboard portion of the case is about 1/2 inch thick and is padded so the magnet flap does not make cntact with the tablet. The case does fold over completely in half so the keyboard would be on the table surface side and the tablet would be on top. « Show Less
461981
no magnets that i can see. it fits right on the case and the tablet fits in a pocket across from it and will look like a laptop when you use it. but i would make sure there is a screen protector on the tablet. i like mine. hope this helps..nancy gregor
2085006
Yes, it does have a magnet. This case has been holding up nicely for me so far. I'm not too rough with it but do toss it around a little. It never opened unintentionally.
1994045
There is no magnet, but it does stay closed, (There is enough leather material between the back case and front flap for it to stay closed).I've had this for a while now and it's the best iPhone case I've owned.