Is it possible remove the case from the band so that it could be re-inserted with an 180° inversion, enabling a more ideal screen viewing angle?
1165975
The case is a soft material and I appears the strap could be flpped, but I just put it on upside down. Ispuld not make any difference. I like my headphone coming out of IPod toward my shoulder. It seems to keep the wire out of the way. I Aldo tuck the wire under the strap. It works quite well.
1165976
no, but i slide the band up my arm phone bottom first and I can see the screen just fine with it on my forearm
1405266
Yes. You have access to everything. Some screen actions close to the edge require a bit more effort than without the case.
2162483
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950725
You can but it will make your screen less sensitive and not sure if it's worth that added frustration. The case is actually not big if you take off the removable stand/front cover. Why do you need/plan to take it out of the case?
188959
Not sure about that. I believe that is pre-unibody design, and I think the case shape is different. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1974331
It's possible. Unfortunately I dont have one to try it out and tell you yes or no for sure. I know my regular case didn't fit so I had to take it off. Im actually curious myself now. I'll try it and update when I do.
388563
I do not really know or know why one would remove the mount. I do believe it can be done as it can be mounted inside headrests. It is a 7 inch diagonal screen. It is not a huge screen but great size for what is most needed. If you need the exact specs you can go onto the pyle website and search up the model and it will give you the dimensions. The mount is screwed in. The screen has a "flip" function, so you can mount it upside down and "flip" the screen to make it correct.
1629727
You cannot physically rotate the screen on its mount, but if you have an aftermarket one it should be possible. All monitor images can be changed into portrait mode by right clicking on the desktop, clicking "screen resolution", and changing the "orientation" pulldown menu.
787153
Not unless you manually adjust it. It has locking screws to maintain the desired display angle.
7615
No leeway. I returned the case because it fit very tightly, without any projections on my computer.
386046
I believe so, though I have not tried it. The specs says it has 100x100 mm VESA spacing, and looking at the back it appears I could remove the stand if I wanted to.
439461
I'm almost positive that you can. I know they have them shown separate on the Spigen website.
409112
If you look at the picture of the product to the right then you would open it up and lay it flat. You would orient it so that the screen will display horizontally (Landscape Mode). There are two snaps that hold the screen from flopping around. Undo these snaps and the screen can be lifted and set down in any angle of varying 'steepness'. Once it is set down then you can push/pull the bottom and slide it to the desired angle. Once done it looks like the letter 'A' or an A-Frame essentially.
1202226
You could do that, but I think the main issue might be folding the screen back far enough for them to see it well. (Unless you're incredibly good at Limbo and can bend far enough backward? xD)
106270
Probably not a good idea. The case is gorgeous as it is. You could perhaps buy an adapter that would accomplish what you want, but I just think it would spoil the appearance of the case.RLC
1657215
You have to remove it. It's not meant to be a permanent fixture. Just the main screen -- not the side holders.
21894
It could probably be separated, but would leave a large hole in the back of the case where it folds into a recess. One option would be to pry off the top layer, which is the more flimsy folding part. Then you are left with only the sturdier part of the stand, which is usable for not landscape and portrait. But to completely remove the whole thing would leave a major hole. I've considered this myself, but am living with the stand for now.