does the draw flip down for keyboard use
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No, it does not. Only slides out a few inches, unless the keyboard is very small, it won't even fit in the drawer for storage
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If you open the keyboard with keys facing you, the switch is on the right side of the keyboard. Right next to where you charge the keyboard, there is a tiny black switch for you to move up and down.
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The keyboard drawer has a "step down" because the front of the drawer opens. But the drawer does pull out for use. I also use the keyboard on the desk top. I use the drawer for storage; it slides in and out easily.
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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! :)
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Can you just turn it around so the curve is in the same place as your keyboard curve? Can anyone try that and let me know how it works?
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Yes. The keyboard secures in place with magnets. But I haven't experience any interference with my S Pen (which I use a lot for drawing). The only flaw I saw was that the strap that that secure both flaps together came just right off. It was glued and not stitched as everything else. But for me it wasn't a big deal and I can leave without it. Hope it helps Megahn.
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Hi. I am so new to this . I have an air and it is great to point and pull with. It works great on the keyboard however I can go quicker on the keyboard with using several fingers. I haven,t got the left thumb down yet. Plus it is very pretty. I don,t know that the round end would work well to draw with if you are using that type of program. Keep in mind I am still fairly illiterate with all these devises . I didn't,t like the floppy end. My understanding is it plugs in to the headphone jack to help you keep up with it. Haven,t looked yet to serif it can be removed. Hope this is some help. Blessings Hi. I am so new to this . I have an air and it is great to point and pull with. It works great on the keyboard however I can go quicker on the keyboard with using several fingers. I haven,t got the left thumb down yet. Plus it is very pretty. I don,t know that the round end would work well to draw with if you are using that type of program. Keep in mind I am still fairly illiterate with all these devises . I didn't,t like the floppy end. My understanding is it plugs in to the headphone jack to help you keep up with it. Haven,t looked yet to serif it can be removed. Hope this is some help.... » Read More Hi. I am so new to this . I have an air and it is great to point and pull with. It works great on the keyboard however I can go quicker on the keyboard with using several fingers. I haven,t got the left thumb down yet. Plus it is very pretty. I don,t know that the round end would work well to draw with if you are using that type of program. Keep in mind I am still fairly illiterate with all these devises . I didn't,t like the floppy end. My understanding is it plugs in to the headphone jack to help you keep up with it. Haven,t looked yet to serif it can be removed. Hope this is some help. Blessings « Show Less
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Hi BekahThanks for reading my review. The case is flexible enough to fold back so you can hold it in portrait orientation. Since the keyboard has an on/off switch and is easily removable you don have to worry about accidental key presses. I hope this answers your question. Thank you.Mark
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Yes, the keyboard does have feet that can be flipped-out (to one position) to raise the back of the keyboard up.The resulting angle (from horizontal) is apparently 8 degrees, since that is what's marked on each foot. BTW, each foot also has a rubber-edged bottom to prevent sliding. There are also 5 small rubber cushions on the keyboard bottom (3 across the front & 2 in each back corner). It's a nice full-featured keyboard.
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Yes, it can be set to send page up & down commands as well as arrow up & down commands. I think a few other keyboard equivalents as well, but only one set at a time (either pgdn/up or arrowdn/up)
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It depends on the size of your fingers. Mine are pretty small, so it's fairly easy for me. But the only two-finger guesture I've found on this thing is scrolling, which is done by slinding two fingers left or right (not up or down, unfortunately). The keyboard is quite small, so its mainly a handheld keyboard.
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Not at all, and it's very useful for games where a certain button has a confusing placement on the keyboard and instead of having to move your hand across the keyboard you just need to click the third button.
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Somewhat. Flip the keyboard over, on the upper corners there are tabs, one tab on each side. When extended the tab will give you a slight angle. Try it for a while a see which you prefer.
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Yes... it has the standard "up triangle w/line under it" just like on the laptop keyboard.
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There are two tabs that flip down to raise the keyboard. But there's only those two angles. Normal height and with the tabs down. Hope that helps
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Yes it does, though the command and option keys are switched from their original positions on a mac keyboard.
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It does actually-at the very top left. Not sure if that works on any PC though. Fn+click works as right-click. Although it works well on computers, it's intended for Google TV, so that's the reason it's not quite your standard keyboard.