Can the keyboard magnetically attach it to the back of the tablet or folio, so that it can be securely stored, when walking &amp; using the tablet
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I wouldn't describe it as securely attached to the case when folded back. It's liable to pop off in that configuration and it isn't comfortable to hold in that setup. I actually don't recommend this keyboard/case combo. There are much better bluetooth keyboards out there (this keyboard is cramped and laid out really weird) and the case looks cheap. There are lots of other cases available and folding bluetooth keyboards offer a vastly superior typing experience.
782976
I was wondering the same thing. The keyboard has tabs that stick into the grooves of the side seams which keeps it very snugly in place. As it is, it is a bit difficult to pry the tablet out of the keyboard and a rubber skin would probably make it more difficult, unless the tabs are filed down. Then I don't know how well the grip would function.
1691474
Yes, the keyboard is attached to the case by magnets. This is a very attractive and durable case.
2264907
Yes the keyboard is held in place using magnets. the Clips that hold the four corners of the tablet have enough thickness and also the wrist rest is also raised enough to prevent keys hitting the screen. It is generally recommended to use screen protectors on touch screen tablets for protection from finger prints as well.
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Not in any way - and its a high quality device and back lit and rechargeable. It holds onto the tablet quite firmly (so it can remain safe when vertical) this makes insertion and removal more difficult than say a normal cover. The keyboard is also heavy enough to stop the tablet toppling when the device is open, which increases the weight a little. If those two caveats are a deal breaker you might want to consider a Bluetooth keyboard such as the palm folding one and propping the tablet up on a pepper pot or similar when in restaurants etc. I do both. But as I say its a high quality device and I cannot imagine you would regret purchasing it. Not in any way - and its a high quality device and back lit and rechargeable. It holds onto the tablet quite firmly (so it can remain safe when vertical) this makes insertion and removal more difficult than say a normal cover. The keyboard is also heavy enough to stop the tablet toppling when the device is open, which increases the weight a little. If those two caveats are a deal breaker you might want to consider a Bluetooth keyboard such as the palm folding one and propping the tablet up on a pepper pot or similar when in restaurants etc. I do both. But as I say its a high quality device... » Read More Not in any way - and its a high quality device and back lit and rechargeable. It holds onto the tablet quite firmly (so it can remain safe when vertical) this makes insertion and removal more difficult than say a normal cover. The keyboard is also heavy enough to stop the tablet toppling when the device is open, which increases the weight a little. If those two caveats are a deal breaker you might want to consider a Bluetooth keyboard such as the palm folding one and propping the tablet up on a pepper pot or similar when in restaurants etc. I do both. But as I say its a high quality device and I cannot imagine you would regret purchasing it. « Show Less
1625333
Yes, the keyboard is entirely removable. It is held on by magnets, and can be removed and used a distance from the tablet since it's bluetooth.
307355
Not really. My keyboard is a Surface Keyboard and magnetically attaches to the surface tablet. there is no band or strap to hold a non attached keyboard.
1465952
The case will not hold the keyboard. You can put the tablet into the case with the keyboard attached , but the keyboard has to remain on the outside. It is extremely difficult to get the tablet out of the case with the keyboard attached. The case will not clasp with the keyboard attached.
2229678
Yes. The keyboard is magnetically attached to the case so it is removable, but does conf with purchase of the case.
1930247
Yes, its magnetic. The cover for keyboard is removable and when you only use the tablet, it can not be closed perfectly with magnet. They can only be folded together. I would say it;s not a very desirable case because it;s heavy weight and cumbersome design.
505565
No to both questions.When in typing position, the tablet is merely supported by the keyboard and is not attached.When turned over and latched together, the keyboard and tablet are only held together by three plastic tabs. There are no tabs on the sides, and tipping the tablet left or right causes it to slip right out.
545248
Yes - it has an easle-type stand that pulls out in the back with a connecting piece that locks it in place. The keyboard detaches and reattaches with ease, magnetically
1584190
The keyboard is magnetic it says put. And you can remove it from the base and hold it if you wanted. Its a really good keyboard the only flaw it has is that you have pair with the tablet every time you on the keyboard. But thats a minor flaw I highly recommend this keyboard it is worth its price
871397
Magnets are located at the bottom of the keyboard and those attach to four magnets at bottom of the case. You can remove the keyboard from the case for easy typing. Those 4 magnets do not affect in any way the use of your tablet.
344107
Unfortunately, I'm unsure about the keyboard part of your question because I don't have the touch keyboard attached to my tablet. It's seems reasonable that would have been considered in the folio case design, yet sorry I can't give you a definitive answer.
1230342
Not really. It is held by magnets - given the weight of the keyboard, they don't hold it like they hold the soft Apple cover.
1180281
Yes. (with a caveat) You can fold the tablet over the keyboard, but doing so makes the corners of the tablet press on the keys underneath, which could cause undesired behavior. Not a huge gripe, but something to be aware of. I fix this by switching off the keyboard, and then turning it back on when I'm done. Hope this helps! :)