Would that work for a men who does a lot of puzzles and does not like holding his I pad
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Not really its purpose, but "thinking outside the box", why not! It has a stylus pen so you don't have to touch the screen, just use the pen. The tablet stand adjusts to various angles from 90* to 20* or so. You'd have to use it on a counter or table flat surface versus your lap. Never thought of a use like that, but why not. Depends on your puzzle gaming style, I guess.
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for a keyboard, not deep enugh for a laptop, an ipad or small laptop might fit
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Nope, it's just a stand. And if your I Pad is in a case, like mine, the depth of the slit in the stand isn't that great. It will stand up but you have to balance it carefully and make sure it's secure. I still think it was worth it, tho. Hope this helps.
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I would imagine so. The mechanism is spring loaded and can expand. Also it comes with different sized feet. The iPad is held in place by the tension created when you put your iPad in it.
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I wouldn't, my iPhone 6 already hangs of the edge by a smidge, an iPad would really stick off the edge, and be at risk of falling.
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Possibly. It certainly would add additional padding, and should be adequate if the keyboard is not handled roughly.
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Yes, it will. Works best at it's largest limit, I have an Ipad mini in a griffin survivor case. I use mine in landscape position. No chance to slip. If your doing aerobatics or in really rough water without a case, it could be marginal. Then I would get a dedicated holder for the tablet.
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It might work. The supposed "holder" bar is useless, so it won't hold anything, but you might be able to prop an ipad up and hold it with one hand. I don't have it any more; it was so small that it was worthless for books. I threw it away.
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I don't think so. I don't have one to try it. But there is not that much room inside once the ipad and the notepad are put in. I like mine but it's really big almost so that you can't really put in a bag you have to carry it.
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Probably, but not well suited for that. Great for typing and sliding usage though.
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I have an Ipad 2 with a thick Griffin survivor case on it and it works just fine. That is one thying that really impressed me about the pop-n-go.
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Not really. The sensor display is at a slant, and lacks a secure place for an ipad.
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I also would say no for the same reason: iPad wouldn't fit in the slot provided if it had a case on. My case has an attached keyboard which I rest against the iPad bed and use for typing. I like it better than the onscreen keyboard, because it's more like my computer keyboard.
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Hmmm....interesting the I pad air is thinner but it might there may be a little wiggle room you can try it amazon is awesome on returns hopefully this helps.
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Pretty much. I find I have to keep changing positions of the fingers to keep it comfortable. It is very tight on the iPad.
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I don't believe it would work well that way, I think motion would be very limited. If you have a nightstand that could work rather well. Good luck, it's a nice device.
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Yes it works great u put iPad in and the square goes in the hole.. You swipe all done. It rotates, very stable made of steel . I use it for my craft shows and at home to just sit when I'm online or plaing games. The best purchase I've made lately , love and will prob buy 1 for a Christmas present.