How do you secure your keyboard to it?
447647
I used some small pieces of rubber and some zip ties... but the keyboard support does not come with any such contrivance.
447648
bought a piece of (black) shelf liner at walmart. doesn't slip. cut to size and laid underneath. did not want to permanently secure kb.
447649
I don't. I have a Fatar 88 key weighted keyboard... It is heavy as hell. It has never moved on me at all while playing, standing or sitting.The frame itself feels wobbly but has never collapsed on me. I have to say that I am pleasantly surprised with it considering it is a pretty cheap stand. So far it has exceeded expectations.
755746
Yes it attaches by magnets so its easily removed and reattached. The magnets are stronger than you think to, so the keyboard won't fall off.
1984563
I suggest you find a keyboard that can be fitted with a "skin" to keep liquid out. I haven't opened it up but doubt that it has any internal protection against spills.
1715288
Look at the keyboard very closely. If all the keys are in the right place you should be ok. They only have a couple of options.
1659001
The keyboard is very secure when it is on and it can be taken off without taking the case off. It is held in place with very strong magnets. I always have the keyboard with me and it has never "accidentally" moved. I do love this case and the only problem I have had is that I do not apply enough pressure onto the space bar sometimes and then I have the words run together into one long word. Hope this helps to answer your questions.
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Maybe I wrong, but it doesn't have any lock. Nevertheless I personally haven't had any inconvenience using it while I'm typing. It's heavy enough (plus the weight of a keyboard) and it looks like its own weight prevents from any movements while typing. I like this keyboard tray. If it was a few inches longer (space for a mouse) it would be just perfect - I had to buy an additional stand for a mouse.
70093
The case is on very secure but I have not had the opportunity to take mine off. However, I have heard from other forums that you can use an old credit card or one of those savings keyring fobs and place it between the case and the computer and gently pry it off.
576768
I'm really rough with my keys, and so far, so good. It's a really snug and secure fit. I just disengage the usb from the holder (just pull) and push it back in when I'm done.
2246343
You just lay it in front on the keyboard and the material it's made from just stays in place. When I want to move it have to pick it up to adjust it because it doesn't slide.
1099510
Unfortunately, you can't. The keyboard case is a whole piece so you can't take the keyboard part out either.
1065829
Yes. With the keyboard attached it is like a mini laptop screen closes and is protected.
952353
i dont know i havent opened my keyboard yet. ive been using a gsa case that came witha keyboard.
2082369
I keep mine in a zipper case and don't have this problem. A case keeps the iPad and keyboard locked in place and prevents it fromoving around so much.
2234959
As Kim wrote, the keyboard is not cemented--but magnetized--to the folio cover. Simply slide the keyboard along the cover or remove it from the cover (and use the keyboard on your lap) so that you can adjust the iPad's angle anywhere you like along the cover's interior. The friction between the folio cover's microfiber interior and the edges of the rubberized plastic iPad tray prevent the iPad from falling.
1377107
You don't want to glue anything to your keyboard. Unless you want to ruin it. The soft skin will stick to the edges of your keyboard.
1065828
The key board can b snapped in place to be used like a laptop or to transport or any other reason you care to use it that way its up to you; Mine is attached all the time; There's are problems with the connection, It doesn't always recognize when keyboard is connected and won't. Type and at times won't type what's imputed from keyboard I don't recommend this product.
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The keyboard can be removed and your tablet will remain in the protective leather enclosure. As long as the velcro retaining strap is in place the tablet stays tight. On the negative side, don't expect the keyboard to last long before the keys start failing to respond! I got two of them and one of them didn't last much more than two weeks before they started to fail! I like the protective portfolio but not impressed with the keyboard.