Would I be able to lie flat and read the ipad up over me? Will it tilt to a "facing the floor" position?
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The bracket can be positioned to the angle that you want. However, the clearance between the bracket and the floor at maximum extension (and the floor facing position) is about 32 inches. I can highly recommend this device. It is flexible, lightweight but sturdy.
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Yes to both questions. The goose neck is very strong/sturdy and the base is weighted so there is no risk of it tipping over.
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Yes, my son had neck surgery and this stand worked great. He was able to watch movies or read on his ipad!!
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It's not a formal adjustment, but yes you can position it a bit by moving the back leg forward and back. In the photo they show it is at full recline, but you can shimmy it up closer to the base to have your iPad rest more vertically. The base back leg is rubberized so it should stay in place but there is no formalized click or anything to have it click into various resting levels.
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I have an IPad not sure about Kindles but I am almost sure it would work. Not sure about the angles but it does go up and down in height. It is comfortable especially when sitting.
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yes and no. yes, the case allows the ipad to fold face up as you described, but not well because it will collapse onto that bulky spine, which won't allow it to sit flat. I returned it for that reason, and the fact that the case makes the ipad extremely heavy.
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Since I don't use the arm, I had to assemble it now and verify. The answer's a solid yes. You can definitely look at the iPad when flat on your back.
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It has a fixed slight angle and no moving parts. So your Kindle would be pretty much faced up to the ceiling. I use a Kindle cover that folds into a "A" shape to hold it up- and it will angle your kindle on a surface like this. (I got that inexpensive and matching on Amazon.) So using those 2 things together, you could sit it on your lap without holding it up or anything.
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Yes. You can tilt so the iPad is horizontal about 6 inches above whatever surface the stand is on. In that position the iPad can be rotated 360 degrees. The stand is very sturdy and holds the iPad firmly.
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Assuming I understood correctly what you're saying then yes it is possible. I just tested it and I was able to position the iPad anyway I want it due to the multiple joints on the arms.
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It will tilt as far down as you want. It can point straight down at the floor and even further if you want.
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It's great... There are two clear plastic hold levers that you can adjust to hold. I was using it for my iPad (mostly horizontally) you can also adjust the tilt. And it's very light weight overall.
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I don't think this would work for an iPad or any type of tablet. It doesn't angle at all and the surface would be too slick if you propped it up. It's just a flat plastic surface with bead filled fabric tunnels underneath that mold to your legs when sitting.
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Yes. I put my iPad on it all the time. It's awesome. It also has notches on the back so you can change the angle of incline up or down as you prefer.
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The seat can easily be raised or lowered, you can not tilt the seat (which is extremely uncomfortable). I am able to use my iPad.
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I mostly use mine sitting on edge of bed or on the couch. It is plenty high enough. I absolutely love it because I had neck problems from holding iPad and looking down. This is the best money I spent.
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It will tilt down all the way to horizontal. You can attach it to a desk, tilt it down, and lie on the floor to look at it if you want.
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Yes, but the best way to do it is NOT how it's pictured. Instead of using the edges as the legs facing towards your lap, fold it so the legs face towards you and allow the middle section (the part that normally allows the iPad to rest against it) to rest on your lap. Much more stable and more comfortable!
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Yes, Deborah, I do this all the time. Then I prop my IPad Air up on something stable like a pill box or bookso I have an easy viewing & typing angle without having to contort the case to achieve the same effect!The KAVAJ is plenty sturdy as well as attractive. I hope this helps. Jim M