Is the stand strong enough for me to write on it with a stylus or it is better simply for viewing? Thanks.
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The best way to answer this would be to address the possible ways you would be using your iPad. If, for instance, you use it in your work to walk around and record things, then the hand strap is convenient, although for longer time periods, not comfortable on the wrist. If you use your iPad at a desk for long periods of time, then the hand strap attached to the base is sturdy enough to hold the iPad for viewing. If you want to use the iPad for writing with a stylus, you'd find that it (hand strap attached to base) springs quite a bit back and forth as you write, especially in the portrait view; a bit less in the landscape view. I bought this thinking it would be useful, used it once or twice, then put it on a shelf and haven't used it since. When I use the iPad for reading/viewing, I either prop it up using the Apple Cover, or, if I'm in my recliner, I put a pillow on my lap to prop it up and read away. In hindsight, I personally would pass on buying this.
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In the horizontal position it is capable of doing that. You can type using the keyboard as well. In the vertical position I use my stylus to navigate all the time. I hope that this is a help to you.I am still very happy with this product.
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The stand is lightweight plastic, but stable. As long as you aren't applying too much pressure to the tablet you should be OK. I have primarily used this without the base to hold the iPad while videoing
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it is strong enough to hold and write. it's really great. make sure it fits the iPad you want to use with it.
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I think it is strong enough - haven't used it that way, but I put it in the writing position and tried it. You can also adjust the angle.
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It is strong enough to write on it or use your fingers. In fact I am using it right now. I really love it. The stand is strong and you can tilt the iPad and spin it around for landscape or portrait viewing or typing. It does not need any reinforcement with your hands. No doubt you will find it very comfortable to use. The strap works very well on its own also. And again you can spin it around while holding it for either portrait or landscape viewing. Good luck!
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Its sutch a soft tip so its best not to use in my opinion. But its still nice to point out apps. It can be good to write but the tip may teer off.
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There is an elastic loop on the outside edge of the case to hold on to the stylus. So it will hold a stylus, just not inside the case.
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I don't recommend putting anything heavy on this stand. I only use it for my large books when teaching and never for any electronics. I personally don't feel it's sturdy enough for my laptop or projector without assistance. Hope this answers your question.
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It doesn't come with a stylus or cloth. Personally I like the stand! And it's magnetic so it doesn't just flop around :)
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I suggest you do your research first to determine which stylus is best suitable for the Survivor infact the stylus products should tell you the compatibility with display shields personally I don't use the stylus but I always believe if you invest in quality you will get quality.
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I am not a professional artist by any means, but I like to sketch and compared to other styli (that have rubber-like tips but are not covered by some type of special fabric), this one works very well. I don't feel like I have to press so firmly on the screen. I haven't compared it to other styli that are specifically made for drawing/art, so I can't tell you about that, but I can say that my search for a really great stylus is over.Hope this helped!
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The tablet works very well in the stand. You can put it in whatever position or degree of slant and maintains your position. Buy it, you won't regret it.
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Yes, it is appropriate. The pen/stylus is a plus as well as the strap to hold the Slate. Also, the feature of positioning it as a stand works well. You will enjoy the Slate and this case. HP has done a great job with this product. Also the material is excellent on the case.
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You can write on it....but it has a small wiggle to it. I use it to lecture and read from, having several large books on it, so weight is no problem. The feet have adjustable rubber pads to help balance it on uneven floors.
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Yes, this stand gives enough support to write on. If you intend to lean on it while writing, I don't recommend doing so.
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Very stable. As long as the base is on a reasonably level surface, the stand holds the tablet in any position or slant that I put it in, and I can swipe, tap and type with no problem.
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No, it is not designed with a place for a stylus. But there are a couple of places where you could probably put one pretty securely. Not made to hold one though.
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Yes it's capable of holding 1 stylus. There is a place on the side where it will be stored.
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Not really. I would suggest mounting it if you want to do that. The viewing angle is not bad, but not amazing either. If you are going to watch at an angle I would reconsider. Also note that the stand legs are perpendicular to the screen and take up space.
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You could mount it if you needed to, but you lose one whole side of the board. The stand is very sturdy and I like the fact that you can flip the board to get more writing space without having to erase.
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I have not used it for that. I would think you can get a much cheaper stylus for note taking.