Can a young and clumsy child work on apps when it is in this stand ? Or is this just for hands-off reading, listening to music, watching movies etc ?
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I guess that would depend on just how clumsy the child is. In other words, the tablet would stay in place, without fear of the Prop collapsing backwards, if all the child is doing is pressing on the screen to select options. However, if the child were to move the tablet much to the left or right, the Prop will not hold the tablet in place, and the tablet would (obviously) fall off.
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My 6 yr. grandson uses it everyday playing games, looking at pictures etc. it's automatic that he grabs the IPad and the Prop n Go. My wife also has one that she uses all the time with her IPad.
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My 6 yr. grandson uses it everyday playing games, looking at pictures etc. it's automatic that he grabs the IPad and the Prop n Go.My wife also has one that she uses all the time with her IPad.
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I think a young child would do fine with this prop n go....it's sturdy and works great for us...
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The case stand is "ok". I highly suggest what the other two commenters said, get an iPad/tablet stand.
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Sure, the stand is stable and you can put a good amount of pressure on your tablet without moving the neck or the base. The only thing is the maximum height of the top edge of your tablet in landscape (I'm using an iPad Air for reference) is only 10 inches from the base. You might need to secure your tablet with Velcro tape or something so it doesn't slide around.
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Hello Steve,I don't think so since the angle of where the books go would be flat when using the built in stand. Without the stand the books would fall out. Thanks for the question
340650
You can position the pad anyway you want. It is a good product for watching or reading, but excessive tapping on the screen makes the stand wobble. The weight of the pad is too much for the stand. You can reach all buttons, but the silent and lock buttons are tight.
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I have never had an issue such as that. my tablet set on the stand just fine. although I do use the Microsoft wedge keyboard and mouse. if you don't have one and are trying to type directly on the touch screen then I cant answer that question because I have never done that.
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yes you can put a tablet on it. the stand is metal allowing magnets to stick to it, but it, itself, is not magnetized.
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Yes, I would say so as I have had no problems with my kids (I have a daughter who puts everything in her mouth!) - this is a very tough case with a hard shell underneath the rubber outer cover - she could possibly bite off the little rubber covers that flip open so you can charge or utilise headphones etc :)
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I would not advise this stand to be used for a 6 year old. It is not very sturdy, there are no locking pieces or lips for the Keyboard to latch to. I would highly recommend this model instead On Stage KS8291XX Pro Double X Keyboard Stand I replaced the Casio stand with this On Stage model and couldn't be happier.Hope this helps.
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Yes, you can read a book on the stand or use an iPad or other tablet without difficulty; the problem comes when you want to set the pillow aside. It won't stay together and I'm fearful of my iPad sliding off. A light weight book shouldn't be a problem.
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This will work for you then. I use it to watch Youtube videos and play games on it also. It is nice and lightweight which makes it good for the children. Plus, I have dropped it twice and it still works!
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That is exactly what my almost 6-year-old does. Its mostly android apps and netflix viewing. It's great and because it's not a phone and I don't let his device remember my Amazon passwords I'm not worried he's going to accidentally purchase something. There is nothing set up for it to be charged to.
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This is a VERY sturdy stand that folds down flat enough that it will easily fit in pocket or purse, and sturdy enough that it would take a LOT for anyone to break it. I'm not familiar with the iPad Air, so... if it's a computer, then I would not recommend this stand. However, if it's a Tablet, then yes, it would work well for the majority of Tablets. Most people choose to type with the screen horizontal (for better viewing) and I think that's the best position, however, it will work vertically as well. Keep in mind, the stand is not adjustable for different angles. or reference, I have 2 Barnes & Noble Nooks (one is a 7 inch; one is a 9 inch), and it works well with both. Measurements for the stand are: 3 6/8" vertically (from the rest notch), and 2 3/4" wide. Hope all this info helps.
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The iPad freely rests on two 1/2" brackets, rather like an easle. The iPad is not secured to the stand in any way. In a high-traffic busy retail situation, one might worry about the iPad accidentally being knocked off the stand, with risk of damage. The stand is best suited for in-home or office use.
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Not really. The inside handle bars are fixed and create and L-shape that could accommodate some kind of shelf, but you would have to improvise. The MP3 plugin plays well and there is also a water bottle holder. One could put an iPad over the display, but then the display gets obscured.
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Yes, clumsy, but you could change tracks on the music player. I find it odd to operate the phone when it's on my arm with the touch screen... Logistically speaking.
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I would not advise this stand to be used for a 6 year old. It is not very sturdy, there are no locking pieces or lips for the Keyboard to latch to. I would highly recommend this model instead http://www.amazon.com/Stage-KS8291XX-Double-Keyboard-Stand/dp/B0002F6JGW/ref=pd_cp_MI_2. I replaced the Casio stand with this On Stage model and couldn't be happier. Hope this helps.