how is the acute angle for using the keyboard?
1650987
The angle that is used for the keyboard is perfect. It's just like when I'm using a laptop. It's not too far back or close up.The angle is probably 180° obtuse. I hope I answered your question.
1650988
Great! There are a couple of angle choices, steep angle is great for watching movies, the other two work good for using the keyboard either at a table or in your lap.
1650989
Why would you want to know this? It fit just fine. I bought another cover for another smaller tablet and the person selling the product misrepresentated the product she was selling.
1650990
Its fine..I tip it little more if on my lap.There's also a strap on it if u wanted to slide the palm of ur hand in the strap to hold it that way also alittle stylist pen holder on top.
571837
Not a problem. It's pretty well centered vs. the "letters (QWERTY)" keyboard, once you account for the numbers-only keyboard on the right. I got used to it right away and had forgotten about it til you asked this question.
560351
I hear the keyboard is fine. It takes a bit of getting used to as there's no curvature to the keys, but they're supposed to be firm and easy to press. Personally I'd appreciate it just because the solid backing makes it harder to ruin your computer with a spilled drink, and the recessed tray means your display doesn't rub against the keys when closed.
1054583
The key travel is longer than Apple keyboards and the feedback as you press down feels slightly stronger. To me, it's more comfortable for me than Apple keyboards.
2247364
That wont be necessary, once you have accomplished the appropriate angles to create a sturdy stance nothing is going to fall. I stand all day but on occasion I sit. I simple bring my keyboard down to my desk and move my monitor to the keyboard tray which is perfect eye level for me I am 5'7.
1229826
I don't really got your question. The keyboard is hard and the keys are really nice. Hard and quick response.
932867
There are two tabs that flip down to raise the keyboard. But there's only those two angles. Normal height and with the tabs down. Hope that helps
355684
It's a little tighter than a normal keyboard. But I'm a guy and have decent size fingers and I rarely miss a key. It's basically like typing on a regular keyboard. The learning curve is minimal. It took me about 2-3 uses to get used to it.
2259107
It doesn't have legs. The angle of the keyboard is set by the curve in the center. It takes a little to get used to. It has helped my wrist though.
1522055
The keys are hard but if you have your keyboard on an uneven surface (ie: on your lap) the board will bend a little which seems to result it adding extra letters when typing. That being said, it works great on a flat surface.
929560
Ipad does not have to be angled upright , heck you you can type with the keyboard seperated and the keyboard about 20 feet from ipad
1367652
I think it is a good one. I'm using it now. The keyboard is smaller than a standard one, but you can get used to it like I did.
2144199
Looking at my keyboard now, I'm going to have to say that it is. It's not a dramatic height difference though.
1228058
Frances,I'm glad you reported this. I watched the demo video on Ergotron's website and noticed the platform on which the keyboard rests does not provide the same level of solid surface area a regular desktop does. I would consider myself someone who types with normal pressure but any movement of the keyboard would take some adjustment.
1223208
I'm going give you a real detailed answer...not really. It really depends on what your preferred typing angle is. Other than lying flat, I would guess the next angle is approx 60 degree angle which I would prefer be closer to 45. However, typing is not real challenging at this angle either, but I'm not typing all day long on it either.
2283479
A tad. As a small handed person it is ok to use but not to type papers or extended sentences. It is almost way easier just to use the split keyboard on screen. It is a bit bulky and heavier due to this keyboard and overall I decided to turn it off and not use it. I would have rather just bought a regular case. I'd say that it really is not worth getting with little typing or a lot of typing. Too small even for little hands!
506703
It works OK. I find the screen angle is to 'steep', unless I remove the keyboard. Then I have space to adjust the angle to my liking, but the keyboard can get a little cramped, too close. Being made of a leather-like fabric can cause the folio to be unstable if you are not sitting up straight in a chair. Having said that I have used it when sitting in the passenger seat of my small-ish car (97 Nissan Altima) and I find it acceptable. Also, the folio can be 'folded open' so the key board is covered by the iPad with the screen facing up. This works well if I'm sitting with my knees somewhat higher than my hips. Having had it for couple of months now, I'm still happy with the Folio overall. It works OK. I find the screen angle is to 'steep', unless I remove the keyboard. Then I have space to adjust the angle to my liking, but the keyboard can get a little cramped, too close. Being made of a leather-like fabric can cause the folio to be unstable if you are not sitting up straight in a chair. Having said that I have used it when sitting in the passenger seat of my small-ish car (97 Nissan Altima) and I find it acceptable. Also, the folio can be 'folded open' so the key board is covered by the iPad with the screen facing up. This works well if I'm sitting with my knees somewhat... » Read More It works OK. I find the screen angle is to 'steep', unless I remove the keyboard. Then I have space to adjust the angle to my liking, but the keyboard can get a little cramped, too close. Being made of a leather-like fabric can cause the folio to be unstable if you are not sitting up straight in a chair. Having said that I have used it when sitting in the passenger seat of my small-ish car (97 Nissan Altima) and I find it acceptable. Also, the folio can be 'folded open' so the key board is covered by the iPad with the screen facing up. This works well if I'm sitting with my knees somewhat higher than my hips. Having had it for couple of months now, I'm still happy with the Folio overall. « Show Less