When the Keyboard is removed how well does the tablet stand up and does it have different positions?
1451844
It seems to stand without any problem -- no sliding. There are three ridges allowing for three different angles.
1451845
It will stand up, but it isn't stable. I have found that propping the tablet up and resting the bottom against the flat keyboard is best. A little cramped, but it works. I've also tried turning the tablet upside down, while in the case, works at times. But if you are attempting to charge the tablet, while using it, you have to turn it upside down. Again, it takes a little getting used to, as the buttons habitually used at the bottom-are now on the top.But the convience and the great price make the keyboard a great accessory for me.
1451846
When the keyboard is removed you can stand it up like you would with the keyboard. You can also flip it back and use the flap for more support
668245
The keyboard detaches from the case like Velcro. You can grab the keyboard in your hand and the phone can stand on end facing you (much like a monitor) because the case has a stand built in with it. This is how you would type on the keyboard without the phone flopping around. Otherwise, the phone would be floppy while typing unfortunately. It's a good case though. Really like it.
589826
yes. there is a stand on back of case. so with or without keyboard tablet can be stood up
258283
You do not have to move the keyboard at all. I typically do but not necessary. And it will nestle in that groove you see or stand up against the keyboard and it works fine. To me it is a solid case/keyboard combo. I had a belkin for my old iPad and this is better.
209023
When you have it in the upright position it is easy use. Or if you want the keyboard separate that works well too.
249457
The stand is a regular stand and it is really good but nothing secure the keyboard to the stand, only be carefull, works really good, it is make to support it.
790130
The keyboard is part of the case. You slip the tablet in half the case and the keyboard is the bottom half.
304670
Matt, The unit itself is very stable. The keyboard doesn't shift in relation to the iPad and the iPad maintains the angle you choose. But I hate typing on my lap, because the iPad & keyboard is much smaller than a laptop. I had the exact situation Saturday and the unit moved because my legs don't lend themselves to stability. I can't keep my thighs together (good thing I'm not a woman!). My solution is to put my briefcase or a large folder/tablet on my lap to provide a more stable surface. But the shifting is not the fault of the Airbender. In fact, I'm finding is very stable in almost every configuration. Matt, The unit itself is very stable. The keyboard doesn't shift in relation to the iPad and the iPad maintains the angle you choose. But I hate typing on my lap, because the iPad & keyboard is much smaller than a laptop. I had the exact situation Saturday and the unit moved because my legs don't lend themselves to stability. I can't keep my thighs together (good thing I'm not a woman!). My solution is to put my briefcase or a large folder/tablet on my lap to provide a more stable surface. But the shifting is not the fault of the Airbender. In fact, I'm... » Read More Matt, The unit itself is very stable. The keyboard doesn't shift in relation to the iPad and the iPad maintains the angle you choose. But I hate typing on my lap, because the iPad & keyboard is much smaller than a laptop. I had the exact situation Saturday and the unit moved because my legs don't lend themselves to stability. I can't keep my thighs together (good thing I'm not a woman!). My solution is to put my briefcase or a large folder/tablet on my lap to provide a more stable surface. But the shifting is not the fault of the Airbender. In fact, I'm finding is very stable in almost every configuration. « Show Less
721628
There is a very good question. The keyboard/cover had many bad reviews. It warps. I did not purchase the keyboard/cover with the tablet.
78653
I'm sure it will work but I sent it back because there is no way to set the tablet on it so that it will stand up as shown in this picture. To be quite honest I ordered another one with a back stand and I have never used it. I became acquainted with the onscreen features and have never used an additional add on keyboard.
2217828
I haven't used it as much more than a case at this stage, but how you see it displayed is its limits. You can completely open the case and the keyboard will sit back to back with the back of the tablet.
1104413
Unfortunately, no, not really. The bars that are supposed to support the underside of the keyboard are too long to fit in the grooves, so that you either have the keyboard wanting to flip over away from you, or flip over towards you. I am likely exaggerating how unbalanced it is, but nevertheless, with its tendency to slide on the stand, it can become a real issue.
748393
The stand is integral to the keyboard and cannot be detached. It can be folded under the keyboard to get it out of the way, however.
477036
The back stand is study in the horizontal position. I've owned this product for year and basically the frame is Ok, but the keyboard did not last a year!
1097784
The screen can be fully rotated so IT DOES lay flat and act like a tablet. The keyboard is inactive, but a faux keyboard appears on the screen. Works great, no glitches!
1352077
One has the stand for tablet and the other doesn't. It's a good keyboard. I use mine all the time. I love it.
648039
Yes, that is the tablet I have. The tablet sits better horizontally. It is flimsy when resting vertically like the picture shows and is very unstable when using a stylus to navigate through the screen. You need to use one hand to steady the tablet while the other is working the stylus. I often rest the tablet against a book or something similar to view and use the keyboard without holding the tablet for typing.