Do this fold back flat over the keyboard so that I can take notes on it (for ex. using a stylus and note-taking app)?
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Yes. (with a caveat) You can fold the tablet over the keyboard, but doing so makes the corners of the tablet press on the keys underneath, which could cause undesired behavior. Not a huge gripe, but something to be aware of. I fix this by switching off the keyboard, and then turning it back on when I'm done. Hope this helps! :)
1180282
Yes it does and even sets the iPad at a comfortable, slightly tilted, angle for easy writing with stylist.
284705
The case will not fold flat the way I feel that you are describing. In my opinion, this case is only useful in the horizontal stand position. If you just needed a keyboard extension and stand, it's really great. :)
505565
No to both questions.When in typing position, the tablet is merely supported by the keyboard and is not attached.When turned over and latched together, the keyboard and tablet are only held together by three plastic tabs. There are no tabs on the sides, and tipping the tablet left or right causes it to slip right out.
1466071
Yes, it does. It's one of the most comfortable cases I've owned, even with the keyboard it'll fold back and you are able to hold with one hand. I do remove my keyboard and what makes it easy to remove is that it's magnetic. If you decide to set your device down, the case allows you to angle it anyway you want and the material is strong enough to hold it in place. Really cool case, I'm really happy with it and totally recommend it. :-)
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the flap does not fold completely flat. the flap has a crease about an inch and a half in from the spine. when folded back, the spine also folds back. So there is an angle from the spine down to the crease. As a result about 2/3 of the flap folds flat. If you're right handed it's basically flat. If you're left handed, there's like a half inch extra thickness as it angles down from the folded back spine. The magnets do nothing to hold the flap when folded back. They only hold the flap when closed. The also trigger the auto sleep mode when closed. Not the best case if you're concerned about bulk but your tablet definitely won't fall out. Holds it very sung for sure.
805990
Yes it does. It doesn't fit snugly because it is made to go around the entire laptop but it does slide over the keyboard and stay there for when you use it in tablet or the viewing mode.
832267
No. It doesn't. It's a pretty solid piece of equipment though. If you just want to lay it across your legs for typing, it will fold. Flat surfaces, fine.
887631
Hi Caitlynyes it can be folded under the ipad. I find I hardly ever use the keyboard.good luck
1987816
This is like a notebook, when you open it up it can lay flat & you can fold the front flap back under it. Hope that helps.
1065456
It does not fold completely in half, no. It is smaller than an average keyboard though because it lacks a numeric keypad.
2166153
No, the iPad snaps into the back piece, but when folded -the keyboard piece will close into the screen for protection
1997921
I'm assuming that this is virtually the same as the one for the original iPad mini. If so, then yes, it does fold around so that the keyboard part is directly behind the iPad. If you do this, you may find that you want to turn off the keyboard, as that will put the keys where your fingers will be holding the cover, and you will unintentionally type. Or you could just remove the keyboard while holding the iPad this way.
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Yes, it folds back, but I would not advise using it in that manner as the keyboard keys would be exposed and it would not be very comfortable to hold. In your case I would simply remove the iPad from the case completely, which is very easy to do with this model, unlike the prior version I owned. I take it our of the case when I am using the iPad as a reader.
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Yeah, no problem. The cover can fold all the way back and sit parallel with the iPad. It adds a few millimetres but there is a slight raise on one side, but that's just the extra material in the crease of the fold. If I put it down I can't really tell it's not perfectly flat. It should be ok unless you need it to be absolutely 100% flat. Hope that helps.
887633
I just rotate my ipad and put it on top of the keyboard with the back of the ipad on top of the keyboard. It isn't flat but it works for me..
2046371
Specifically for this? No. This generic one would work: http://www.amazon.com/Keyboard-Stylus-Superpad-Flytouch-Android/dp/B0048NBPQS/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1359251622&sr=1-1&keywords=10+inch+tablet+case+with+keyboard Personally, I want one of those keyboads that fold in half so I wouldn't have to get out the keyboard when ever I use my tablet: http://www.amazon.com/Verbatim-Wireless-Bluetooth-Folding-Keyboard/dp/B004L9LT2E/ref=sr_1_6?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1359251826&sr=1-6&keywords=foldable+keyboard
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The flap does not fold back...it actually has 3 notches that hold the tablet into place so that you can select the level for which your tablet shall lean.