Do you slip the iPad in from the top or side? Does it stay in the case securely?
1085335
slips in from side and YES it stays securely in place. Great protection great for both young and old
1085336
You could slide it in from the side and then snap on the corners. Or just snap it in place on all sides. It's fairly secure; the iPad has never fallen out. My 12 year old uses it and it has protected the iPad well with the usual bumps and bangs common for kids this age.
2012899
The iPad should slide right into the case without any problems. I can tell you for a fact that this case can be removed quite easily so it might not work in this regard. Hope this helps.
2030942
hi, it slides in on the right side were the flap is - you pull the flap out - slide the phone in and tuck the flap back!!!!i love mine - it is the best case i ever bought for an i phone......
1938339
I don't recall how to keep it in the case. I could not keep the case closed and the Ipad kept coming on when it was shut and should be turned off by the magnetic feature. I threw it away. Not a good purchase.
1996507
I use this with my ipad, which is housed in a case that opens like a book. I don't have to take the ipad out of the case. The top flips back over nicely. I can adjust as needed. You won't have to take ipad out of the case.
1583393
I use mine in the case. When the I-pad is open so is the case. My case has a keyboardseparate from the I-pad, and when I want to use the keyboard I just turn it on. When I just want to read, I fold the keyboard back out of the way behind the pad. I believe thecovers were made to leave on.Bonnie
2166436
There is nothing to hold the ipad in place other than the lip on the bottom so if you jostle it around or do not keep it relatively level your ipad will slip off. There are two pieces of grip tape along the bottom to minimize sliding but both strips fell off of mine within the first couple of months.
1399996
I usually use my right pointer finger and wedge it along the side near the earbud jack. I use my left hand to pull the case away, while my right hand holds the iPad steady. After a slight bit of pressure, the iPad typically raises on the one side and I can remove it then.
1423798
The Ipad is solidly attached to the case, both top and bottom, it is not going to fall out....
1111569
Did you feel and hear it snap and lock into place? If so, it should stay securely. Make sure you align the openings of the case with the iPad so it will lock in place.
274952
turn the case over so it is lying upside down. you slide the ipad in the long slot. then pull the flap over the last inch of the ipad. i hope this helps!
1929780
I struggled with this at first as well but it's actually simple. The back, solid portion just snaps on the back of your iPad and the soft, bendy cover with the metal bar/ magnet pops onto the left side first. If you notice there is a small 'hooked' part on the left side of the plastic back. Slide that between the magnet bar & flexible cover then pop your iPad in. It all stays together really well. Hope this helps
7171
flip the handle to the right angle and slid the iPad in. It is snug, but using both hands it goes in.
1671009
Unlike the previous version of this case, the iPad case doesn't simply detach from the arm. There's pros and cons to this, I had it fall off once so I actually like that this is more securely attached. When I don't want the keyboard in the way, I simply fold the iPad backwards so it rests on top of the keyboard (which I turn off). If you really need to get it out of the shell, if you look closely, there are tabs on two corners holding it in place and tabs on the near the edges near the corners on the opposite side. You will have to carefully pry it out - this is NOT easy so you may want to contact the company that makes it to see if there is a method to make it easier. Unlike the previous version of this case, the iPad case doesn't simply detach from the arm. There's pros and cons to this, I had it fall off once so I actually like that this is more securely attached. When I don't want the keyboard in the way, I simply fold the iPad backwards so it rests on top of the keyboard (which I turn off). If you really need to get it out of the shell, if you look closely, there are tabs on two corners holding it in place and tabs on the near the edges near the corners on the opposite side. You will have to carefully pry it out - this is NOT easy so you may want to... » Read More Unlike the previous version of this case, the iPad case doesn't simply detach from the arm. There's pros and cons to this, I had it fall off once so I actually like that this is more securely attached. When I don't want the keyboard in the way, I simply fold the iPad backwards so it rests on top of the keyboard (which I turn off). If you really need to get it out of the shell, if you look closely, there are tabs on two corners holding it in place and tabs on the near the edges near the corners on the opposite side. You will have to carefully pry it out - this is NOT easy so you may want to contact the company that makes it to see if there is a method to make it easier. « Show Less
2015736
You can always remove the mini iPad from the case. Why would you though? By rotating the mini iPad, you automatically have it in the vertical or horizontal position, in two definite positions in the vertical or horizontal. Hope this helps.
2263087
You can hold it on either side comfortably. I like this style because the strap holds the cover very tight and it also holds the iPad in both reading positions without slipping. I also like it because of the thin quality of leather. I would highly recommend this case
101967
It would not fall out. The quality of this piece couldn't be improved - it just excellent. Holds very firm yet with a very soft touch, as there is padding everywhere it touches the iPad. You'll enjoy!