When you close the case, what prevents the keyboard from scratching the iPad screen?
1853111
The side cover of the Folio creates a little gap between the screen and the keyboard. The keys are created with smooth edges that will not scratch the screen if in contact with it. You may also remove the keyboard.
898277
I have a clear cover over the screen and have had no issues with the keyboard scratching it...love my case!
1648997
Make sure the onscreen keyboard isn't popping up. That happens at times and then I hit the home button before returning to my app. Other than that I have had no problems with this case/keyboard combo.
1930244
With the keyboard attached there is a snap closure; without it, nothing keeps it closed other than the cover's weight. I have not found this to be a problem using my Asus tablet only. --- John
1810493
This keyboard will not protect the iPad from drops, bumps, nor scratches. The keyboard has a magnetic attachment to the keyboard and serves as a cover while closed. It is very sleek and does not add much thickness to the iPad at all, so as a unit they can be easily tucked inside a secure carrying case.
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.
734084
No the keyboard does not rub or scratch the iPad screen. Really like that you can remove the keyboard if you want. Really recommend this cover.
1017438
When you close it stays closed, because it has magnetized areas right on both sides of the cover and where the Ipad rests inside. Also it kills the Ipad off at closing it.
1240543
It doesn't detach, the keyboard is the cover that rest closed onto the screen. It is magnetic so when you close it the iPad turns off, just like the simple cover.
2217617
1. The keyboard rests on the screen but does not damage it. The manufacturer claims the keys are rubberised but I'm not so sure about that. In any event, after almost 3 months of use, I've see no evidence of any kind of damage.2. The closure is NOT a snap button but is nice all the same.
1205758
It is kept closed by close fit around the iPad. Remember that magnets and computers don't get along.
830637
Be careful removing the ipad from the case. You need to slide it toward the keyboard to remove safely. I pulled upward once when in a hurry and cracked the corner where the plastic tab for turning the pad on and off is located. even with that crack, though, the pad still fits securely in the case.
460562
I have not had any issues with the keyboard scratching the screen because there is a small space between the keyboard and the screen when the folder is closed. they don't even come in contact with each other.
2194883
It should just pop out like a phone does from a phone cover. Use something like a pen to pop it out and it should slide right out. If you want to disconnect the ipad from the keyboard but still have the pink case on the ipad then just pinch the buttons on the back of the ipad and it will come off with the pink case still on.
1580662
Maybe depending on how thick the case. If not I would suggest getting a skin for the back of your iPad to protect from scratching while you use the keyboard. I got the Luvvitt® SILVERBACK (TM) Protective Back Skin from Amazon and it goes on easy / protects while my cover is off. Hope that helps!
1580661
Maybe depending on how thick the case. If not I would suggest getting a skin for the back of your iPad to protect from scratching while you use the keyboard. I got the Luvvitt SILVERBACK (TM) Protective Back Skin from Amazon and it goes on easy / protects while my cover is off. Hope that helps!
759766
It's more of a screen cover. The ipad connects to the keyboard with magnets on the side and the keyboard folds over and covers the screen. It's similar to Apples ipad cover. So it's not really a case where the entire ipad is covered and protected but it does cover the screen.