How is the iPad held in place? How does one remove it from the mount and/or prevent it from popping out and onto the floor? The description didn't say
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A portion of the sides of the mount protrude just enough to pressure fit the ipad into place.
1428822
there are no straps to hold it so, I guess it just props it, but I have never had iPad fall off of it!
2192482
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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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 stylus holder 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 out easily with this method.
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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.
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It detaches very easily because it is only held in place by magnets. However it is very awkward to try and use the case with the iPad in the portrait orientation. Hope that helps!
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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.
1203410
Good question. I just tried. First, turn the iPad off. Start with the bottom right-hand corner and pry it out, working your way around the bottom. The rest will pop out. Admittedly it's very snug!
987320
We have our iPad hanging down from a similarly sized shelf in our kitchen using this mount (I didn't measure the shelf, but it's a standard kitchen cabinet shelf). It works well.
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It's actually quite easy - the iPad is held in the frame by a flap. Just open the flap and slide it out.
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You will need to remove any case or protective system covering from the IPAD to properly use and secure the IPAD in this holder. The RAM holder does a very nice job with tightly securing the IPAD. I've encountered some pretty hefty turbulence and am very satisfied with this RAM product.
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Yes it most likely will hold it, I have just my iPad in the holder and really like the mount but I have to prop it on the dash to keep it up in an upright position, other than that I love it. Don
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I had issues installing it....but u put it together and the place the iPad so it doesn't come apart...
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If you are talking about the Ipad in a closed postion, the Ipad does not slip out of the case unless you have it in backwards/upsidedown. The magnetic closure system only works in one direction. As long as you always make sure you close it in the proper position with correct alignment you will not have a problem. In the open position I only have a problem when I use the IPad in a vertical position. It's never a problem for me in the horizontal position.
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There is a flap on the right side. It should be flipped out. Slide iPad into slot. Then turn flap over and slide under iPad. It has Velcro on one side and the iPad down gently. The other side of the Velcro is under the iPad and it will lock securely to it. Good luck!!!!!
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Gently bend the diagonal corners away from the iPad and it will pop out. Be careful not to grab it at the volume rocker corner, it is the most fragile. Hope this helps.
701021
Ditto Frank's comment. We had to remove the cover from the ipad, but the keyboard is great. Just be careful, it does not hold it tight, and if you try to pick it up by the keyboard, disaster could ensue.