When the Ipad mini is in place, can I put it at different angles and still type comfortably ?
1049020
Well, there are no magnets to hold it still, but it remains stable. It is meant to stay horizontal though.
1049021
The keyboard has a specific angle that it can extend to at its maximum because the iPad is heavier in comparison to the keyboard (the maximum angle is a balance between the heavy iPad and light keyboard so that the whole configuration won't tip over). I bought this for my dad and he has no complaints. Hope this helps :)
1049022
No. To type with the keyboard it should be on a flat surface, with the iPad mini in place.
1049023
My son says it is easy to type at any angle but when it is attached, it goes back to about 105 degrees (just a bit past 90 degrees). He feels it is easy enough to use.
1049024
I love my keyboard and it is a nice cover/case . When the my iPad mini is installed on the Bluetooth keyboard it is great mini laptop. You can use the keyboard separately, but your iPad mini has to be with-in 12" of the keyboard so they can connect to each other. So you can turn the iPad anyway you want. I hope this help with your question.
1704017
Sorry I don't think so....I'm returning the keyboard as I don't think I'll use it much with the mini ipad
106539
You can position the iPad in either portrait or landscape positions. I actually prefer the landscape as it makes it easier to use.
1681200
No. This is simply a holder. You can adjust all different angles and it holds either ipad or ipod or kindle very well in positions.
1847611
The angle is pretty much set. You are not able to have the tablet sit on an angle of your choosing.
1316454
Yes - if the pen is near the screen it will be the only input accepted. And if the keyboard is folded all the way around it will no longer accept input either - so you dont have to worry about bumping those while its in 'tablet mode.'
1564778
It's not a formal adjustment, but yes you can position it a bit by moving the back leg forward and back. In the photo they show it is at full recline, but you can shimmy it up closer to the base to have your iPad rest more vertically. The base back leg is rubberized so it should stay in place but there is no formalized click or anything to have it click into various resting levels.
1857555
I have an Apple keyboard which clicks into the Origami case so I just leave the keyboard in the case all the time and use the iPad separately. When I want to use the keyboard, I place my iPad into the Origami case behind the keyboard. There is a 1" space between the back of the keyboard and the Origami case for the iPad to sit in. I would think this width should work OK with the iPad mini (the Origami case is 11.5 inches wide).
2021070
I believe it won't stand like you need, the notch for the edge of the iPad is angled so it seems set to lean the tablet back some.
1550765
No- the mini is much smaller and this clips onto the sides of the full-size iPad. I believe you want this version instead-- http://www.amazon.com/LapWorks-Softgrip-Exclusively-Removable-Swiveling/dp/B00EJXJ230/
241630
The notepad will have to be pulled out of the mount to see it and the iPad mini at the same time. Not sure if the answers the question.
98090
My sister and brother have iPad Minis and I have the larger iPad. All of us have the corresponding keyboard and in chatting with them, none of us have any issue concerning stability with the keyboard on our laps or a table top. None of us have used it in bed, so can't help you there.
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!
887633
I just rotate my ipad and put it on top of the keyboard with the back of the ipad on top of the keyboard. It isn't flat but it works for me..
2093159
If you are referring to the built-In key board for the iPad, the LEVO can tilt to a typing angle.
1230583
No. It is essentially a keyboard with a magnetic hinge. Like a smart cover. Also the hinge does not allow for the iPad to remain upright like a laptop. It opens flat, but you can pull the iPad off of the hinge and place it into a groove toward the back of the keyboard in either portrait or landscape (vertically or horizontally).
1223202
No, it doesn't really have a typing angle. The two angles are for viewing, but you can lay it the iPad completely back making it fairly flat and good for typing. It does have a little movement like that but I don't find it difficult to type that way. If you are doing tons of writing it might get tiresome though.