Can you type on the keyboard when both (keyboard & iPad) are laid out flat or does the iPad have to be angled upright?
929560
Ipad does not have to be angled upright , heck you you can type with the keyboard seperated and the keyboard about 20 feet from ipad
929561
Yes, you can type on the keyboard when both are laid out flat. There is no special position that the iPad have to be in in order for you to use the keyboard.
929562
I have not use it in that fashion but Yes, you can lay the iPad flat at 180 degree angle and still use the keyboard.
144509
The Airbender 2.0 does open up completely flat. You can also disconnect the upper and lower portions of the case, which opens up even more possibilities, or disconnect the top half ot the case entirely from the hinge, so you don't have to take the iPad out of the case if you want to ditch the keyboard altogether for tablet use.
1019922
not undestanding what you mean about "...putting the keyboard". the ipad fits in it and that's all it has room for. it turns 360 degrees. sideways & upright. it turns off when you close but based on your settings. i set my timer to a few minutes only or shut it down. it's very sturdy.
525432
No but you can stand it upright in portrait mode. I have had the case for over 6 months and wouldn't trade it for anything! I love it so much. Kids and I both usually hold or lay flat in portrait. Most of what we do is in landscape since the keyboard is easier to use that way. I highly recommend this case!!!
1936410
One edge of the pad is straight, and the other is curved. You can flip it around so the curved edge is against your curved keyboard, but otherwise it is not adjustable.
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.
460463
In the horizontal position it is capable of doing that. You can type using the keyboard as well. In the vertical position I use my stylus to navigate all the time. I hope that this is a help to you.I am still very happy with this product.
682566
Dear Bill R.,The keyboard case axis' maximum rotation is 135 degree, so you can not flip the keyboard behind the ipad, if you still want to play games, you can take off case first.Do you mean you want to use it
98094
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.
1076648
No. The trough that holds the iPad is a rigid preset item. This actually makes the keyboard and ups much more stable than other iPad cases that flop flat when bumped or not in a flat hard surface. This keyboard works great on a lap or pillow and can be moved around without falling over.
1554776
Yep. You can fold it flat behind, roll it to stand the iPad up more vertically or just prop it up to type on the screen.
1936409
Hey Aaron, it is pretty stationary but I think it would work fine with curved keyboard but I can't say for sure. Wish I could be of more help.
1910332
The keyboard can not be separated for this particular model. I am able to rest the Ipad on the keyboard to use it without the keyboard.
2122662
If you held it in front of you sideways, the keyboard would point at 3 o'clock, and the iPad would point at 11 o'clock. I don't have issues with the viewing angle at all. Hope that helps!
887632
You can. The one photo within the item listing showed the ipad on top of the keyboard. It doesn't sit flat flat due to the hinge mechanism. However it has been designed to not sit directly on the keys because of raised rubber stoppers. I feel like it works very well even of you're holding it more like a book. Hope this helps.
292032
Not very well, no. the inside of the case is covered with light weight felt. So, if the iPad is had a steep angle it will hold up. If it is at a flatter angle, say 30 degrees it slips down. I usually place my iPhone in front of the iPad on the felt with I don't have the keyboard there for support. On another note, the keyboard works very well and the batter life is crazy good. I used it lightly, perhaps, once a day for 30 minutes an the unit did not need a recharge for 6 months. Crazy. Altogether I am very happy with the purchase. The case is super thin and lightweight. As solid value.
555861
I am typing this while it sits on my lap. Do it all the time! You can turn the IPAD to sit in the channel the other way, but it was not really meant to do this. It stays up as long as I'm careful. The horizontal way is the best, no problem ever this way. In answer to your "c" question, I don't know. Sorry. Hope this helps!
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The angle that is used for the keyboard is perfect. It's just like when I'm using a laptop. It's not too far back or close up.The angle is probably 180° obtuse. I hope I answered your question.