does this flip almost 360' to use as a tablet but still in the case?
1168514
No. It also did not have all keys working either. The case felt really nice, but the angle was not optimal.
174024
Yes, but honestly dont buy it. Its hard to see but if u look closely where the stand is there is a thick ribbon that attaches the stand and the cover. This is a poor design flaw so when you go to stand up your tablet it can easily fall from the weight of the tablet or if anything slightly hits it it will cause your tablet to fall. Dont buy this case!!!! It is also a real hassel to return it as they are a 3rd party seller and basically keep saying whatever so you wont return it. But if u do buy it and try to return it they dont send you a return postage so you have to pay for return shipping yourself unless you keep complaining to them about the manufacturing and design flaws. Best of luck!
2061415
Yes, as the tablet holder is on a ball joint with the CD slot attachment, you can rotate and angle your device.
761678
Yes, but I have not used it. There is a bracket that is attached to it that you take off and attach in the position you want it to stand. It's not a flip out stand.
449735
If you use the capacitive touch capabilities of the tablet on the upper area of your tablet, it will tilt and flip over. What I have done for exactly that use case is to cut out a larger plastic acrylic piece [8-1/2 (h) X 11 (w)] (available at Amazon / Home Depot / Lowes for $3) and I use heavy-duty Velcro (glued one side to Belkin and the other strip is glued to the plastic panel) to attach the panel to the Belkin flip blade. The problem is that it does not look pretty but I can now use a larger tablet without any problems. Be aware that you still cannot push too much on the upper area of the tablet but if you layout the tablet sideways (wide) - it works fine. Good luck. If you use the capacitive touch capabilities of the tablet on the upper area of your tablet, it will tilt and flip over. What I have done for exactly that use case is to cut out a larger plastic acrylic piece [8-1/2 (h) X 11 (w)] (available at Amazon / Home Depot / Lowes for $3) and I use heavy-duty Velcro (glued one side to Belkin and the other strip is glued to the plastic panel) to attach the panel to the Belkin flip blade. The problem is that it does not look pretty but I can now use a larger tablet without any problems. Be aware that you still cannot push too much on the upper area of... » Read More If you use the capacitive touch capabilities of the tablet on the upper area of your tablet, it will tilt and flip over. What I have done for exactly that use case is to cut out a larger plastic acrylic piece [8-1/2 (h) X 11 (w)] (available at Amazon / Home Depot / Lowes for $3) and I use heavy-duty Velcro (glued one side to Belkin and the other strip is glued to the plastic panel) to attach the panel to the Belkin flip blade. The problem is that it does not look pretty but I can now use a larger tablet without any problems. Be aware that you still cannot push too much on the upper area of the tablet but if you layout the tablet sideways (wide) - it works fine. Good luck. « Show Less
1996567
If the tablet is in a landscape position (long side horizontal) it's very sturdy at any angle. It tends to become wobbly when in a portrait position (short side horizontal). But not enough for the tablet to fall off or the stand to fall over.I have a 10.1" tablet so if the tablet is smaller it would probably be less wobbly and if it's a 12" it may be more wobbly.
174026
Yes, but honestly dont buy it. Its hard to see but if u look closely where the stand is there is a thick ribbon that attaches the stand and the cover. This is a poor design flaw so when you go to stand up your tablet it can easily fall from the weight of the tablet or if anything slightly hits it it will cause your tablet to fall. Dont buy this case!!!! It is also a real hassel to return it as they are a 3rd party seller and basically keep saying whatever so you wont return it. But if u do buy it and try to return it they dont send you a return postage so you have to pay for return shipping yourself unless you keep complaining to them about the manufacturing and design flaws. Best of luck! Yes, but honestly dont buy it. Its hard to see but if u look closely where the stand is there is a thick ribbon that attaches the stand and the cover. This is a poor design flaw so when you go to stand up your tablet it can easily fall from the weight of the tablet or if anything slightly hits it it will cause your tablet to fall. Dont buy this case!!!! It is also a real hassel to return it as they are a 3rd party seller and basically keep saying whatever so you wont return it. But if u do buy it and try to return it they dont send you a return postage so you have to pay for return shipping... » Read More Yes, but honestly dont buy it. Its hard to see but if u look closely where the stand is there is a thick ribbon that attaches the stand and the cover. This is a poor design flaw so when you go to stand up your tablet it can easily fall from the weight of the tablet or if anything slightly hits it it will cause your tablet to fall. Dont buy this case!!!! It is also a real hassel to return it as they are a 3rd party seller and basically keep saying whatever so you wont return it. But if u do buy it and try to return it they dont send you a return postage so you have to pay for return shipping yourself unless you keep complaining to them about the manufacturing and design flaws. Best of luck! « Show Less
1088463
Yes and no. I found the elastic corner straps were insufficient to hold a tablet securely. I found a case for my Lenovo tablet elsewhere, which "works" but is not perfect. I, for one, am still looking.
6469
You can use the case without the keyboard dock to stand the tablet in Landscape very nicely. In portrait it will stand straight up, but it's not at a good angle. Might post pics if I get a chance....
1186111
It's an excellent case. Magnets hold the cover closed. The tablet is held securely with velcro. The tablet can be removed from the case by unsnapping it making it easy to hold. In fact the snap is the secret behind the 360 degree rotation. You will like it.
1846274
Yes. It can rotate 360º along the plane of the screen (the only thing preventing rotation would be the cord).
165330
Yes. The twist can opperate as a laptop with a keyboard in the traditional sense. The display is touch sensitive in this mode, but few programs take advantage of it. When you rotate the display 180 degrees and then close the clamshell, the device is a larger, but not too unwieldly tablet. Microsoft 8 supports the gesture functions associated with a tablet.
550897
Yes it does flip all the way flush with the case. I fit it into my home radio/alarm clock (not sure of the brand).
1029054
It flips down to use, but this is more to convert your laptop to a desktop with more monitors. We have a docking station and 3 monitors this plugs into and a full size keyboard
1613618
Yes. It swivels and flips so you can mount it either way, laptop style or tablet style.
1439802
yes, the tablet will lay in landscape orientation and the port will be off to the right side.
685174
Yes it does. And yes you can place it upside down with out the screen touching the surface.