Does the keyboard have "legs" on the bottom to lift it to an angle or is it just flat?
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yes it has legs to lift it up or you can push up the legs and use it lying flat i prefer the legs but some might want it to lie flat it can do either
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Hi GMan, The release is pretty well concealed. It is located near the top of the outermost pair of legs that carries the "height setting dial" at the center pivot. At the top of that leg (just under the cross bar that supports one of end of the keyboard), you will see a slot on the outboard side of the leg. [Note: This is the only leg that has that slot.] Protruding from that slot is a spring loaded short rod or peg with a rubber cover. If you squeeze that rod upwards towards the keyboard resting bar, the rod will slide up in its slot and release the detent on the height setting dial. To prevent disaster, you will probably want to set the height without the keyboard sitting on the stand. I hope you enjoy your stand.
2002009
Yes. The keyboard has two fold out legs that raise it up about 1 3/8 inch from the level position
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Not on a regular desk or drawer. I get a negative tilt by putting this keyboard on a lapboard and sitting on a balance disc, so my thighs are at a negative tilt angle. The lapboard has a corduroy covered beanbag back that runs almost the length of the board which keeps it (and my keyboard) from sliding down my legs.
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The keyboard is flat, but the letters and numbers,etc is a little raised which I love so you can write like a if it was regular keyboard. It really works very well. Hope this helps:)
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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.
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Not as is. You'll need to get a tray of some sort to support the weight. It's meant for another keyboard, but you could rig it for a laptop if needed
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Yes it has a stand that holds the tablet up while the keyboard is laying flat.
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Yes. The keyboard does have flip down feet...a feature I failed to mention.
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Somewhat. Flip the keyboard over, on the upper corners there are tabs, one tab on each side. When extended the tab will give you a slight angle. Try it for a while a see which you prefer.
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The keyboard does not flip 360deg to the back side. It opens like a typical lap top. I have not tried, but it may lay flat
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The keyboard just sits on the stand. There is no securing it so it feels stable.
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It is like a standard keyboard, it has 2 feet that flip out, they are pretty sturdy. That is how I use it.
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It has legs that screw into the keyboard, much better than a stand. I ordered a pedal, then had to return it, the keyboard came with one...great keyboard, we love it.
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It does not swivel (side to side) but can tilt (towards the keyboard or away from it).
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Not sure but it has adjustable height. I used about the middle setting for a standard keyboard.