great difficulty putting an Ipad 2 in case with the protection film staying in place. It is a VERY tight fit any suggestions?
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We used the edge of a dull butter knife to help put it on. Kind of like a shoe horn. Just get as much as you can then use the knife until it slides on.
1945815
I didn't have this problem. It's a tight fit but my screen protector staid put. I do agree with Octavio montes though I put my cover the same way every time.
1945816
I didn't have a problem w/my screen protector. Yes, it's a tight fit but that's the purpose I'm thinking to protect the iPad w/o room to move around or slip.
1945817
Start with bottom part of ipad, then put in the top right corner, for the left top you will need to use a little bit of pressure while folding protector out It helped on my two ipads, good luck putting yours on
1945818
I tucked in the protective corners after it was on . It sticks out a little in corner but not too bad. Considering my 3 year old uses it too.
1020612
It's definitely a tight fit but, in my opinion, it's worth the slight irritation to protect my iPad ... It's been dropped numerous times since having the case and it's protected it from damage. I rarely take off the case when I use it myself because the case doesn't hinder the iPads buttons or speaker. Overall, it's pretty easy taking the case off and on and due to the durability of the case, makes it even easier ...hope that helps
1938338
Your Ipad should snap into the hard plastic back. If not, your Ipad might be incompatible with this case.
1060218
It's a very tight fit. Putting the phone in the case and taking it out are a bit tough, but not overwhelmingly difficult. The tight fit, I believe, is to insure that the touch screen can still be used.
1203410
Good question. I just tried. First, turn the iPad off. Start with the bottom right-hand corner and pry it out, working your way around the bottom. The rest will pop out. Admittedly it's very snug!
1111569
Did you feel and hear it snap and lock into place? If so, it should stay securely. Make sure you align the openings of the case with the iPad so it will lock in place.
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It needs to be completely bare. I have a thin case and I tried to fit the iPad in the slots with the case on, and it doesn't fit. You could force it, and it would be a tight fit but I wouldn't recommend it. Overtime it would mess up your case. Hope this helps.
2202119
I installed it on iPad2 and it fit fine. I damaged the thin black gasket around the glass, so I had to order a new one. Placing the adhesive strips was a head scratcher. had to find online a drawing with instructions to figure it out.
1039143
I have the iPad Air and my boss has the Air2. He says his case fits for the most part but is a little looser inside the case. So it may move around a bit inside the case bit it won't fall out. Hope that helps.
2124069
My case is thinner than a hybrid case n I have a hard time making it fit. I think with patience u may make it fit but on the long run u may get frustrated :)
1986848
I don't have a screen protecter, but my only complain is that my Ipad Air does not have a snug fit in the slot. It slides out way to easy. I am very midnfull to carry it horizonal, because otherwise if you hold it vertical the Ipad can slip out of the hinge slot. So my guess is having a screenprocter would if anything beifit the snugness of the fit.
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The iPad is held in at the corner by elasticated bands. Since it holds (my son's) iPad2 tightly I'd imagine with the original iPad being thicker it would hold it even tighter...
1203409
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.
1802398
Me is correct, the fitting for the case is very specific to the iPad and it is very tight.
446275
My IPad 2 didn't even stay in the holder and it was very difficult to even bring the entire case in to a position where the IPad would be held up so that the bottom would be touching the keyboard. Actually, I had to move the keyboard almost off the case in order for the IPad to stay in a position.
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I actually didn't have a problem fitting my iPad into this case. I remember having to snap it in rather firmly. I did send it back but it was because I didn't like the look of the case fabric/material. I have an iPad 3rd generation - I hope this helps you out some. If it doesn't work just send it on back and maybe a replacement would be better. Also, you can google "fun or functional cases for iPad 3 or 4 (whichever you have)" - you would be amazed at how many cases there are out there. :)
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Friends, can anyone let me know if you put the cover on and still dock it on the iPad 2 dock?