I am probably going to want to pop the iPad out of the case occasionally to do public speaking. Is this practical or does it wedge in too tightly?
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It pops out easily if you sort of flex the right hand corner bracket (bottom right of the iPad Mini in portrait orientation. Problem: if you accidentally flex the left hand corner bracket by the power button, the bracket breaks around the tab for the power button. Then, the iPad will still secure in the brackets, but slide down more easiliy.
1479827
I think it would work fine if done carefully at the corners. I really like the keyboard and I hVs no problem getting it out or in
101967
It would not fall out. The quality of this piece couldn't be improved - it just excellent. Holds very firm yet with a very soft touch, as there is padding everywhere it touches the iPad. You'll enjoy!
1938339
I don't recall how to keep it in the case. I could not keep the case closed and the Ipad kept coming on when it was shut and should be turned off by the magnetic feature. I threw it away. Not a good purchase.
1205758
It is kept closed by close fit around the iPad. Remember that magnets and computers don't get along.
2167137
I don't think it would be a good idea to keep the thin case on then wedge that and the iPad Air in the slots for it to be joined with the Qwerty. The slots are snug with the iPad Air in it. If you put that and the thin case in the slots, it may be too think to hold both and possibly break the slots. Personally, I wouldn't do it.
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As you have found, the case holds the iPad tightly. I find that if I begin at a corner on the left (portrait orientation) and push down on the case, then work down towards the bottom, it will come loose. Once you get a side off, the rest is easy. Hope this helps.
1085336
You could slide it in from the side and then snap on the corners. Or just snap it in place on all sides. It's fairly secure; the iPad has never fallen out. My 12 year old uses it and it has protected the iPad well with the usual bumps and bangs common for kids this age.
1554419
I leave my iPad in its case and it works great. The lip is big enough to handle it.
487807
It can be. Generally the iPad snaps into the case and getting it out can take a bit of prying. But it hasn't been too bad for me to get it out, but I have fairly string fingers (I am the designated jar opener at home). On the plus side, the iPad is secure when it is in the case.
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Alexander,I have used it a lot and it has worked fine. However, it is a bit cumbersome at times and takes time to make sure the IPad is sitting in it correctly.Why is your challenge?
813036
If you have a case on your iPad you may need to remove the case. My case I guess is just thick enough to keep it from seating correctly. Once I removed the case it worked great with a 32 GB card.
2223855
It won't fall back but I went through 3 cases they all have the same problem. One of the corners will break then popping the iPad in and out and depending on how you hold it, it will turn off the iPad by itself, very annoying. This case looks good but had two definite design flaws which Logitech won't admit.
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I've never tried it that way but I doubt that setting it on your lap would work very well. The case is as slippery as the ipad itself so probably would not stay. Also, depending on your body shape, it might be too cramped to get your hands into a usable position. You might have to try it to see if it worked for you, but I don't think it would work for me to do any serious typing.
2167136
it's a pretty snug fit . I doubt you could get the iPad in with a case normally I use cases but with this case keyboard I've grown accustomed to not using any.
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Some say yes, I say no. If you push hard enough the 4th gen iPad will kinda wedge into place but it is not a solid or positive fit. It fits like a cork fits a bottle. You can get one side to snap in completely but on the opposite side the lip never gets around to the face of the iPad, it just presses on the edge with enough force to look like it is seated -- kind of.I have a Targus brand case w/ built in keyboard and it has an audible snap when the iPad is seated. This one doesn't. I returned mine within a half hour.
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My guess is yes, the zipper would close, but it would probably bulge...and unless you have one of the magnetic folding covers from Apple, you would have to put the keyboard under the iPad vs on top.
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Hmmm I don't think this case is the best for that. It could be uncomfortable. In that case I'd recommend a flexible one. I hope I've helped! ;)