Does this have the option of being propped up in the back? so it can be on an angle like a traditional keyboard?
446110
You could tilt the whole desk forward by placing a board or other lift support under the back two feet, but the keyboard tray and monitor tray will be tilted forward, and they would no longer be parallel with the surface upon which the Varidesk is placed.
446111
It doesn't have an integrated stand or feet. I don't see why something couldn't be improvised- it could even be used hand-held if one so desired (it's roughly the size of a calculator).
1042132
No - the key board only allows support in the landscape orientation. You can stand up as portrait (like a book) but the keyboard will be virtually non functional.
2015746
No, keyboard does not tilt up where the wrist rest is. There are, however, feet at the top of the keyboard that can be up or down to change the angle of the keyboard. The wrist rest is built into the keyboard - comes attached. Wrist rest slopes towards my body ... but it doesn't feel awkward - just adjust your chair height to get your wrists at the right angle. Keyboard itself is built like an upside down "v" shape - high point in the centre of the keyboard and then slopes gradually downward to the left and right sides ... this is the preferred ergonomic way one should be typing - with elbows slightly away from our sides. No, keyboard does not tilt up where the wrist rest is. There are, however, feet at the top of the keyboard that can be up or down to change the angle of the keyboard. The wrist rest is built into the keyboard - comes attached. Wrist rest slopes towards my body ... but it doesn't feel awkward - just adjust your chair height to get your wrists at the right angle. Keyboard itself is built like an upside down "v" shape - high point in the centre of the keyboard and then slopes gradually downward to the left and right sides ... this is the preferred ergonomic way one should be typing -... » Read More No, keyboard does not tilt up where the wrist rest is. There are, however, feet at the top of the keyboard that can be up or down to change the angle of the keyboard. The wrist rest is built into the keyboard - comes attached. Wrist rest slopes towards my body ... but it doesn't feel awkward - just adjust your chair height to get your wrists at the right angle. Keyboard itself is built like an upside down "v" shape - high point in the centre of the keyboard and then slopes gradually downward to the left and right sides ... this is the preferred ergonomic way one should be typing - with elbows slightly away from our sides. « Show Less
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Yes, you can do that. Actually I think that's the only option, basically the screen of tab will be facing keyboard.
1090888
The keyboard holds it slightly tilted back unless you use something (like a silicone hold strip) to hold it forward.
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
2092875
Yes, you can adjust it to tilt back or be upright, and there are various adjustments in between.
622020
Yes, the keyboard does have feet that can be flipped-out (to one position) to raise the back of the keyboard up.The resulting angle (from horizontal) is apparently 8 degrees, since that is what's marked on each foot. BTW, each foot also has a rubber-edged bottom to prevent sliding. There are also 5 small rubber cushions on the keyboard bottom (3 across the front & 2 in each back corner). It's a nice full-featured keyboard.
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not undestanding what you mean about "...putting the keyboard". the ipad fits in it and that's all it has room for. it turns 360 degrees. sideways & upright. it turns off when you close but based on your settings. i set my timer to a few minutes only or shut it down. it's very sturdy.
941209
Not really. The screen is facing one direction, the keyboard is on the back. Just follow the folds.
1897036
Yes, you can move the keyboard and use it in either landscape or portrait mode. The keyboard can easily be moved around as it is magnetic.
1076649
No. The iPad sits in a trough like groove in the keyboard and it is a static angle and a rigid structure. I have found this very nice as the whole thing does not flop flat or slide apart if I set it on my lap or move it around while using it.
1594728
It does not swivel (side to side) but can tilt (towards the keyboard or away from it).
1034785
yes, the keyboard has not stand, that´s correct. It is not uncomfortable because the key already is already slightly beveled.A to high angle is not very good for you wrist.We also use the keyboards :)
1049021
The keyboard has a specific angle that it can extend to at its maximum because the iPad is heavier in comparison to the keyboard (the maximum angle is a balance between the heavy iPad and light keyboard so that the whole configuration won't tip over). I bought this for my dad and he has no complaints. Hope this helps :)
1247203
It can be tucked in there, but it is not specifically designed fir the INFS keyboard. It does work, though, and keeps the keys in place.
2015747
I'm not sure if it tilted up where the wrist rest was, I couldn't get past the discomfort of a split keyboard. The wrist rest was hard not soft so in my opinion it wouldn't cush anything. Other reviews may talk about it more, sorry.