How easy is it to take the iPad out completely? I typically take the iPad out of my padfolio when I want to work with it in bed and other non-business
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It's actually quite easy - the iPad is held in the frame by a flap. Just open the flap and slide it out.
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Really easy. It has a flap and the iPad slides in and out. Hope this helps.
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So far, my iPad reattaches securely. I've only had the keyboard folio case for a little over a month now, so I can't comment on the keyboard case long-term.
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I really don't know. I don't keep my iPad in it. When I am finished at night, I put my iPad in a docking station and charge the Just-in-Case for the next day.
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Hasn't happened to my parents. I think it happens when people try to pull the iPad out rather than slide it, which is the design of the tabs. I can certainly see them breaking if you tried to pry. Also, this could happen when it is dropped, which you really should try to avoid with your $500+ Device.
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It's fairly easy. Depending on how you have it configured/oriented you can sometimes just slide it in/out from the top. Otherwise it's just a matter of slightly turning one of the black knobs on the back to loosen the grip and remove the iPad.
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Yes, the keyboard and iPad are totally independent. I personally prefer using the notch on the keyboard tray, but the other night my wife was holding the iPad and I was typing on the keyboard across the room.
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When I select the keyboard in my iPad a window appears in the screen and it has a code on it. I disconnected the the keyboard an when I reconnected it a different number came up each time I did this. So I'm not sure what to tell you, sorry.
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Typing, yes; reading and using? That depends. The stand is limited to one angle which is a bit steep for full upright lap use and just a tad shallow for fully reclined use, as far as I am concerned; I tend to not need the keyboard in bed and I just remove it. The iPad mini itself is pretty stable in the groove though; if you tilt it more than about 35 degrees backward or about 20 forward it will start to fall out. It's more steady than the larger iPad version physically because the mini center of mass is lower and it fits pretty snug in the groove.
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Can you pry the keyboard from the enclosing case? I don't know? I've never felt the need to try. You aren't limited in any by having it in the case as the iPad slips into and out of the enclosure very easily?
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I wouldnt say it was "easy" but it isnt real difficult. However, it's harder to get out out of the case than to put it in the case. And yes, this is for the original iPad... which is a bummer. They no longer make the case and this is the only origami case online. I wish they stillmade this - it is BY FAR THE BEST case for an iPad. Would love tohave one for my iPad 3. Mine just wore out - I used it so much the rubber on the cover stared to peel off.
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I currently have the Next book 8 and I really like it. I had an I-Pad and liked it also. I lost the I-Pad at a hotel. Before Christmas a friend ask me to help him with his new Next book 8. I told him I had never use any android equipment. I helped him and went out the next day to buy me one. I have it in my purse at all times.. I would recommend it to anyone. It is really nice and not to big to fit in most purses. You can not get Office on it but you can always do that at home. Best wishes and good luck.
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If you are talking about the Ipad in a closed postion, the Ipad does not slip out of the case unless you have it in backwards/upsidedown. The magnetic closure system only works in one direction. As long as you always make sure you close it in the proper position with correct alignment you will not have a problem. In the open position I only have a problem when I use the IPad in a vertical position. It's never a problem for me in the horizontal position.
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Pictures in folio mode is a no go, but I don't have any problem with taking pictures with the keyboard out or just flapping down. Dropped it once, caught in mid air and folio popped oped and Ipad flew out onto the floor. Folio just protects from every day use but not hard use.
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No. I had a great deal of difficulty getting my Ipad out, even without a case, once I put it in. I had to use a moto tool to grind down the wood and make some other adjustments to the sides to get it so I could put the ipad in and get it back out of the unit easily.
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I've had the FLOTE M2 for about a month, and we use it every night. We have seen on effects from the magnet at all. Now if the iPad had a traditional hard drive, I might be concerned.
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I have never detached mine...there isn't really a reason to because you can use it 3 ways...like a laptop, just flat, or you can hold it to take pictures without removing the iPad from its case. Hope this helps! I absolutely love mine. I cannot think of a better case for an iPad.
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If put in properly (with screws tightned), it would be very difficult for someone to sit there and unscrew the cover off to take the ipad out. If someone is burglarized, maybe. It takes time (a good 5 minutes or so) to take the cover off. My office is small and the ipad is not without supervision and in plane site of staff. We are not concerned about that. If you were to leave the ipad unattended for long periods of time and people walk by it, you may consider something with a lock instead.