Would this protect an ipad from a 4 yr old w/ special needs who would throw it overhead &amp; across the room,or can you recommend another one w/ a stand?
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My son is 3 and he has thrown it and it pretty much just bounced. Wasn't to far of a distance though. This doesn't have a screen protector or anything on it so maybe get one with something like that to prevent scratches on the screen.
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Turn the cover back to the Ipad. It folds become a stand to support Ipad. I like center seal and both side like triangle. They have lots function to become supporting stand.
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This is a great stand for my IPAD 4, but it "will not" hold and IPAD AIR. The IPAD 4 fits snugly into the preformed plastic tray on my cover, but is too thick for the thinner IPAD AIR. Unless it says specifically for IPAD AIR do not buy a cover.
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We love it. We use it to hole our iPad and have absolutely no problems with it tipping over. I suppose if you hit it with a baseball bat it might tip over!!
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Yes, I believe it is. I got this for my then 1 year old daughter. It is a bit heavy for a girl that age but it did protect the Ipad from any damage. It has fallen off the bed and sofa and still survived. I hope this helps you.
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My iPad works great with my cover on it. I just fold it back behind on the stand, also my cover can easily be taken off. I have used it both ways without a problem. Hope this answers your question.
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Depends on how big the case is but I have a slim rubber backing on mine and it works fine. My iPad is first generation and is bigger than the newer ones as well. It is a good stand.
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Hi Cecilia,I read the item description again even though I already own one of these stands. I think an iPad mini is too small to fit into one of these stands. You might want to double-check before purchasing.
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My kids have an iPad mini with armor (not Otterbox, but similar foam). It does not fit into the slot of the stand, but if the stand if vertical enough it can rest on it.
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I did not use the stand, until I read your question. I brought the case for the protection and it has worked very well for me. Now that I have tried the stand I think I'll be using it a lot.
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Haven't inspected it as far as its technical specs but its been a decent purchase. We use it daily and the kids give it quite a beating but it performs as advertised. If there would be one suggestion to the manufacturer, they should make the base a bit heavier. When the arm is fully extended to the side (as in the product photo) it could tip over especially on carpet. A bit more weight on the base would alleviate this. The iPad generally used for it is the iPad 4.
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I don't have any of the ipads so I can't speak for that specific product. I have a 15" macbook pro and it sits very secure with no slippage. The metal arms that stick out are adjustable: they slide both in and out (lockable), also adjustable left to right. When you combine the adjustable arms with the rubber padding, I feel more than secure mounting my laptop on this stand. I feel my laptop is very much locked into the stand.
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The disdvantage of for air would be if you use this, your ipad air will not be able to use case for protection. If Air 2 is thiner, there might not be much problem to hold it up stabily.
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This stand is very heavy on its own and I would let that be security enough for most applications. It can also be bolted down to the counter or wall. The ipad itself is locked into the case. It requires a barrel type key to open.
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I love it.......If you just bump the iPad it is OK, if you really hit it, it will come apart. I have had no problem with mine.
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It is designed to be the most protective PROFESSIONAL case. If there were iPads and cases when I was a six-year-old boy, my Mom would've bought me a LifeProof or Otter Box case for sure. If your boy will be using it frequently, get one of those. But if it is your iPad and he'll occasionally be handling it, then yes, it should be adequate. No spillage protection, but full corner protection. Note, though, that it is not designed to cushion impacts, but only be a layer in between the device and the ground.
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I never tested the theory. I think the iPad is to heavy even with maximum air trapped inside. Would risk it. Use strap to tie it off....