Could the iPad stand portrait?
1042129
It could but it becomes top heavy and can flip the keyboard. Also, the iPad isn't anchored well. You could do it but carefully.
1042130
not sure... it was broken, so we didn't try it that way prior to sending it back
1042131
It's not meant to, however, I haven't tried to see if one side is strong enough to hold the iPad. It certainly wouldn't stand portrait in the middle. You'd have to balance it on one side or the other.
1042132
No - the key board only allows support in the landscape orientation. You can stand up as portrait (like a book) but the keyboard will be virtually non functional.
1042133
Unfortunately you couldn't stand the ipad up in the keyboard portrait style because the support/grip slots only support landscape mode.
1042134
i used it in portrait once but it just sets to oneside and uses one edge to hold it inplace not to sturdy
444854
Yes. The iPad just rests on it, so it works in both portrait and landscape.
1891777
Assuming I understood correctly what you're saying then yes it is possible. I just tested it and I was able to position the iPad anyway I want it due to the multiple joints on the arms.
106539
You can position the iPad in either portrait or landscape positions. I actually prefer the landscape as it makes it easier to use.
612724
Yes you can kickstand it for a portrait view. Sorry no only one "positon" on the stand. it is a great "protector" and very happy with it. no regrets.
807311
Yes. You can adjust the ipad stand so the front camera works quite well. I tried it myself. There is an opening for the ipad camera. Good luck. Hank
1117946
Yes, you can rotate from landscape to portrait. the stand has proven to be very stable.
150280
It's not designed to stand up in portrait mode, but it technically can be done. The screen will be completely vertical and you might knock it over while trying to use the touchscreen.
1198459
No. the Cintiq cannot stand in portrait mode. Your best bet is to remove the stand complete and work with the tablet on your lap.
1801638
Oriented with the long sides of the iPad horizontal it cannot be made to stand the iPad vertically - it is always leaning away from you as in the product photos. Standing on the short side it can be made completely vertical however.
1717346
Yes, absolutely. It's made not to tip over so it works in either portrait or landscape.
106537
Yes you can, but the lower lip that holds the unit blocks access to the bottom of the screen, so you can't access the iPad Control Panel by an upward swipe. The lip should have a space in the middle, room for an upward finger swipe. This is also a problem in portrait mode, where the lip also blocks access to the Home button. Poor design.
2029446
Yes...because of the 360 degree rotation feature, the iPad has to be turned the right way.
1083809
I don't think so. There is a plastic "dial" on the back that is used to rotate the iPad from portrait to landscape. I think this would break if you tried to remove the back.
2033086
Yes. The stand it ships with supports portrait or landscape mode, and the driver settings allow for configuration of both. It's as simple as rotating the screen and then adjusting your desktop resolution settings to match.
1717374
Hold it in your hand ;) But the case does not support portrait viewing all on its own.
1942187
Yes as it will hold the ipad in portrait of landscap positions. I am at work and can't see it now but I "THINK" it has an opening in teh bottom where the ipad would rest so that even in the portrait position it can be plugged in. When I get home this evening I will look for you and confirm the latter. I use it on my coffee table in landscape mode all the time as my 1st gen iPad has become the defacto remote control in my stereo system. Hope this helped.