Are the grooves deep enough to allow stable viewing in portrait mode?
1111514
Yes, but marginally. I use it in portrait mode but i do wish the grooves were a little deeper.
1111515
Barely, and if you don't touch it. It only stays up in Portrait at one angle. The grooves need to be a little deeper IMO.
1111516
Have to use that way with care. I use mine usually in my lap as it is a better angle with my progressive lens glasses. I bought mine basically to protect my unit to transport it safely which it does.
1111517
The one in the middle works great and I've found that if I kind of bend the center fold in on itself, I can use the groove closest to the edge and it is very sturdy.However, the one closest to the fold is not usable at all in portrait mode because the tablet is too top heavy.I uploaded a couple of pics to illustrate what I am talking about as far as the usable grooves.
1111518
Only if the Nook is on a very stable surface which has no possibility of being shifted. Deeper grooves would be preferable.
1884613
The viewing angles work perfectly on flat surface or your lap.. I tried it and it is fine. This case is one of the best you will find out there regarding the quality, sturdiness or price. Actually the leather look gives my iPad mini an elegant look. I highly recommend it!!
839294
No. The stand has groves designed for the device to fit in Landscape mode. Plus the stand has such a low profile that if you were to turn it Portrait it would probably flip over the stand.
2283744
In my opinion, yes. I simply reached, while sitting in my Lazyboy, (with my feet up, I might add), to easily twist my monitor into a vertical/portrait position. It's a decent size monitor too. ( 28 inches )
1717346
Yes, absolutely. It's made not to tip over so it works in either portrait or landscape.
787442
The viewing angle is really wide (both vertically & horizontally) on mine. I see no problem with your request.
1052772
No. It had a built-in eazel onIts back, so it can be propped up for viewing (portrait or landscape).
441231
I have used it in the detached mode and have been able to use the tablet in landscape mode. I have not tried to stand it in the portrait mode but it feels as if it may have too much give (not stiff enough) on the edge to use in portrait. The flexibility is what makes it work in the landscape mode.
2116575
Sure will! You should about 3/4 of an inch left on each side of your screen. :-)
1939927
not really, the panel is an IPS panel...therefore it has lots of viewing angles
318990
NO!I purchased one and it did not fit!Never sent it back...forgot where I bought it...Grooves didn't line up for proper fit!
1132922
Yes it is for both portrait and landscape views. Love this case, just the rubber is heavy and adds a a lil extra weight to the phone...
1460418
Yes, and the current version includes 2 tablet holding brackets. The corner gripping bracket is most secure and is recommended for portrait viewing. The original version had only a vertical bracket, so older comments will refer to the vertical holding bracket.
1226771
Your wide angle might not be as effective as some of the outer edges may get distorted.
2039554
they aren't perfect but they are definitely more than adequate. You should look into the new 22" model. Its supposed to have better viewing angles. I have my yiynova attached to a monitor arm to give me a wide range of motions and the viewing angles don't bother me at all.
181072
Bill,Yes, the devicewear supports having the iPad in both the landscape and upright portrait positions... Very solid grooves in the bottom flap to keep the iPad sturdy in both positions... Was one of the major reasons I selected the devicewear... It's a great product, you won't be disappointed... Best regards, Mark
2171968
I don't think it would be a problem. They hold my 3 24" Viewsonic screens with plenty of room to spare, and they don't have a particularly small bezel.