Does this keyboard have a solid back(reducing chance of spills seeping down to other components)?
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It is exactly as the original. Mine is working fine as isy new battery. 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.
2004096
yes!! Great padding much thicker than most. Even the straps to keep the keyboard in place have a lot of padding....I highly recommend this because of it's size and durability! (and no, I don't work for whatever company makes this either!)
1487654
I could be wrong, but I don't think waterproof is the right term. I looks to be very spill/water resistant. It has built through channels so spilled liquid will not sit in the keyboard tray, but rather run through to the desk. I just took my apart in the name of science and found the internal contact pads to be very much the same as any other keyboard and not sealed from the elements. One exception being that the contact rubber cups appear to be a little large, possibly to divert liquid away from the crucial contact points?internal picture: http://i59.tinypic.com/5wvxp2.jpg
1466071
Yes, it does. It's one of the most comfortable cases I've owned, even with the keyboard it'll fold back and you are able to hold with one hand. I do remove my keyboard and what makes it easy to remove is that it's magnetic. If you decide to set your device down, the case allows you to angle it anyway you want and the material is strong enough to hold it in place. Really cool case, I'm really happy with it and totally recommend it. :-)
1574111
Yes, but you might want to remove the keyboard or just make sure it's turned off as to not accidentally type while holding. But the front of the case can be folded back like any other.
295350
Hi BekahThanks for reading my review. The case is flexible enough to fold back so you can hold it in portrait orientation. Since the keyboard has an on/off switch and is easily removable you don have to worry about accidental key presses. I hope this answers your question. Thank you.Mark
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All of the keys fit snugly, but there is one issue: the volume buttons and the media control buttons (rewind, play, skip) are switched. Also, backlit keyboards do not shine well through the protector. It's a minor gripe, and I still think the protection is worth it. I've spilled liquids on it (accident) and I'm thankful for having the keyboard protector.
290561
Not at all. The only set back is the sides of the screen are kinda hard to get to with the raised sides. Sometimes I have to put them out of the way to get to the Q and P keys on the vertical keyboard. But over all it is easily worth the price.
424972
I have had no problems with this at all. I have an iBUYPOWER standard red/black keyboard, and I've had no problems with sliding around. If I set the stands down on the back of the keyboard, it slides more, but it does not slide unusually. It is not a "sticky" material, but it has enough friction to keep everything on the mat, and off of the floor.
1069997
Just the screen side, the back is still fair game. Might try a clear cover for the back. Besides that, the keyboard works great!
632668
Not a problem at all. The only problem is the keyboard dose not have a back space key?
855371
No the back is solid. I just ended up leaving the back off of mine and its worked just fine.
1124475
No, but the keyboard really serves as a case. It covers the screen and protects it.
686629
no it has a rubber fell to it, I don't think the smooth plastic would allow for much flexibility with the keys. But the cover is secure enough that it doesn't slide all around the keyboard. hope this helps!
632669
Yes you can. If you fold the keyboard portion around, it covers the back. If you hold the whole thing up like an open book then it is not covered. While it maybe slightly awkward, I haven't found it problematic.
1065829
Yes. With the keyboard attached it is like a mini laptop screen closes and is protected.