when the tablet is snapped face down to the keybored is there any protection for the back of the tablet ?
2044439
The back of the tablet is completely exposed and furthermore I find it kind of hard to take the tablet Off from the snapped in position.
2044440
No there isn't. It's definitely not meant to be a protective cover, just a keyboard dock. I will be purchasing a separate case for traveling.
502976
It is a clamshell design. Keyboard on one side and ipad snapped into the other side. When clamshell is closed, there is protection.
1326664
If you intend to use the tablet without the keyboard, it works best to remove the tablet from the folio. But to answer your question, you can swing the cover around back, with the keyboard stuck to the flap, but it isn't the most convenient configuration.
659969
It depends on the USB port on your table. If it's a mini usb...No At this point, I have never used the keyboard. Just use the cover to protect the tablet
1287545
The only thing I can think of is to remove any external covering. I had a protective coveand case and had to remove it for the keyboard to work. Also, I use a double stick tape under the front pads. This was not necessary but provided stablization.
2166153
No, the iPad snaps into the back piece, but when folded -the keyboard piece will close into the screen for protection
31621
The back of the iPad is not protected. The keyboard snaps on top of the iPad, and the back of the iPad is exposed underneath.I have not had any problem with it being that way.
961135
The case is a portfolio style, tab fits in one side and cover closes over screen. Keyboard attaches magnetically to cover. So yes, there is protection on both sides of the tab.
1021814
Yeah it snaps on (like a magnet) but it only protects the front of the tablet, so the back is exposed
2217619
I have not found any scratches on my screen. The key board is bigger in size to the tablet so it fits over the tablet. The closer is not snap but it slides under a strap and has a magnet to keep it closed. I have never had it come open.
1015439
It does protect your tablet, back and front, it's like a book cover. We just uploaded another picture for you.
1230582
When closed only the screen is protected, but you can buy covers for the back. I really like this keyboard, It's by far my favorite of the six I own.
1890977
The iPad is covered by the cover connected to the keypad. I would say it is limited protection since it is only a thin layer of plastic and not something that would sustain a fall.
73053
Removed the space bar and looked underneath the keys. There is not any sort of protective coating/layer underneath like you might find on a laptop for example. It does not appear to be, but the honest answer is I don't know.
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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Robin -- With the keyboard attached there is a snap closure; without it, nothing keeps it closed other than the cover's weight. I have not found this to be a problem using my Asus tablet only. --- John
527091
Not really. It's only protective. I unpair my devices before stowing the keyboard, but if you leave it paired, I don't think that it'll keep keys from being pressed when stowed away.