When you want to disconnect the reader from the iPad, do you have to do anything to remove , or do you just pull it out. Afraid to lose pics!
1113813
honestly I have only used it twice and both times I just pulled it out and everything was ok.
1113814
It doesn't come with instructions, I have just pulled out the shark card reader, and my pics have remained in my ipad.
793360
I d nott think you would be able to plug in a credit card reader without taking it off. That being said i think its the easiest case i have had to take off and putt back on since all you have to do is unlatch 2 pieces.
2100891
Yep, it is for me! :) I use mine daily with both my iPad 4 and my Kindle and I love it. It has held up extremely well so far, I also store my iPad charging cable inside of it. I did find though that the little tiny zipper pull was difficult for me to grasp hold of to unzip it...so I just attached a small safety pin to the zipper pull and now it's much easier for me to zip/unzip. I don't know if others found the zipper a bit difficult or not, or if it's just an issue for me due to problems with my fine motor skills. I'm actually thinking about picking up a second stand just so I have one on reserve! Yep, it is for me! :) I use mine daily with both my iPad 4 and my Kindle and I love it. It has held up extremely well so far, I also store my iPad charging cable inside of it. I did find though that the little tiny zipper pull was difficult for me to grasp hold of to unzip it...so I just attached a small safety pin to the zipper pull and now it's much easier for me to zip/unzip. I don't know if others found the zipper a bit difficult or not, or if it's just an issue for me due to problems with my fine motor skills. I'm actually thinking about picking up a second stand just so I have one on... » Read More Yep, it is for me! :) I use mine daily with both my iPad 4 and my Kindle and I love it. It has held up extremely well so far, I also store my iPad charging cable inside of it. I did find though that the little tiny zipper pull was difficult for me to grasp hold of to unzip it...so I just attached a small safety pin to the zipper pull and now it's much easier for me to zip/unzip. I don't know if others found the zipper a bit difficult or not, or if it's just an issue for me due to problems with my fine motor skills. I'm actually thinking about picking up a second stand just so I have one on reserve! « Show Less
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I had the same question, after inserting my new iPad into the cover. I called Kensington, and they told me this: open the cover, and at the position of the built-in stylusholder there is a "cut-away" area of the tray holding the iPad. You can lift it out from this position quite easily. The iPad is held into the tray quite firmly, but will come outeasily with this method.
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Yes, when you close the flap over the screen the IPad shuts off. The reverse holds true - when you take the flap off the iPad it turns on. It stays closed fairly well but if you keep it with other items (like in your purse) the flap can be moved which turns the iPad on.
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The iPad just snaps in quite easily and removes just as easily. Whether or not you need another case depends on whether you want to protect your iPad or not. If you want to use it without a keyboard, you surely don't need a case but it is far easier to scratch or damage it when used "naked". You might find two cases are a pain to take with or carry around.
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There is a camera hole on the inside cover. The inside cover snaps to the zipper cover. I just got back from a trip and used my camera a lot. I don't snap it out every time. I just turn it so the lense was outside the zipper case and snapped the pic then turned it back into zipper case. Worked great. There is also a magnet on/off when case is closed. If it doesn't work turn the ipad in the cover, it only works on one side. I love this case and would recommend it to everyone.
211819
HI, really its very funtionally, my sons have a mini ipad each one and I dont have problem, they dont remove nothing ist very safelly.
2253278
Well, the iPad comes off, but that brace stays in the keyboard half, and doesn't really tuck away. If you just want to be able to take the iPad out, there is an easy mechanism for that, and the cover that stays on the iPad is very unobtrusive.Battery life has never been an issue for me, as long as I just charge them together.
2253279
Yes the keyboard detaches from the iPad and can be removed from the cover. I have had mine for about four weeks and have only charged it once. I have used it everyday since receiving it.
1497684
The standard ipad magnetic cover will come off easily without removing the back case. The magnetic on/off feature of the cover isn't quite as good with the case though, so you have to be certain it turns off when you shut the cover.
2197697
Pictures stay on the card until you delete them. Effectively it is making a back up copy when it sends it to your iPad or phone.
787333
Yes, when you close the lid, the IPAD turns off. You will need to reenter your password etc.
788544
Yep. It just clicks on and becomes the back of the whole iPad. I carry the iPad around all day, swinging it this way and that, letting it dangle from my hand while using both hands to bring in groceries, etc. VERY helpful. But was initially disappointed at having to remove the stand previously on back. Now, just prop it all up.
2192483
I assume you mean "get the iPad out of the case" which is easy to do without effort. You'll be disappointed in the keyboard. I returned mine....it's cheap and fragile.
1086998
You have options. You can use "safely remove hardware" to remove the entire reader. If you want to remove just a specific card, you can simply right click the card in My Computer and click "eject". If the reader is empty of cards, there is no need to safely remove it--you can just remove it at this point.
604321
You pull it out. If you want, you can make a distraction and pull it out then. Unfortunately, the only way that I can think of (I haven't tried it) is to go disable it in the windows control panel (under hardware). Hope this helps!