What is holding IPAD in place? I see no clips, elastic bonds or other. iPad weighs more than 1 pound. Please advise. Peace.
505631
It snaps onto an iPad clip holder , it's like a snap on case , it works fine
505632
Clips at each corner are black plastic. The grandkids dropped it on a corner and it broke off. :( Bought a new cover because we love the look. Bonne chance.
505633
I am pretty sure there are corner clips that secure it in place. I don't remember exactly, but I know my wife was very happy with it, and it kept her iPad2 in place without any problems. I looked all over the internet for a nice case for her, and this one worked out great, plus it was a lot less expensive the others that I had look at.
186271
You must have the wrong mount for the IPad. I have two Ram Mounts Suction and Yoke. Both fit tightly. Impossible to move.
330488
The top definately makes the ipad heavier but for me it is totally worth it. It doesnt tip over easily when you use the correct side (i.e. magnetic side with the keyboard) but you have to be careful not to use the other side cuz it does tip over then.
1203410
Good question. I just tried. First, turn the iPad off. Start with the bottom right-hand corner and pry it out, working your way around the bottom. The rest will pop out. Admittedly it's very snug!
1705678
I personally don't own an ipad so haven't tried it, but it's quite study, it should hold it fine. You'd need a very strong wind to knock both the stand and tablet over.The stand is great and very light. The one drawback is that it doesn't fold to a size small enough to fit in a backpack or instrument case, the folded stand is still kind of long and can't be disassembled further.
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This stand is not that durable to hold the weight of my Ipad. (Mine is not the mini size. It is the bigger size). I wanted to use the stand to keep my Ipad standing up, so that I can read my kindle books or watch movies, etc. However, this item did not meet my expectations at all. If the tablet is not so heavy, it could be use-able.
1388906
The iPad clicks in to keep it in place, and the elastic band does keep it shut when wrapped around the iPad. I also use it to hold the iPad in place when upright..
2007676
Keith, I gave my doc to my dad and he never uses his iPad . I have an ipad3 and it was very wobbley on it. Wish I could help you out!
2209976
I've never had trouble with it on my lap, the bed or anywhere I've put it. The memory foam in it seems to mold to whatever it's put on. I use it in bed lying down & sitting up every day/night. The bracket makes it more upright for lying down or more tilted for sitting up. It has a lip for holding in the iPad but no bracket per se. I have my iPad in a "Gumdrop" case & it stays on the stand well. It is not held onto it so I am careful if I am moving it so it doesn't fall off. I am very happy with this & would definitely get another one!
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There is a small flap that tucks in behind the iPad to hold it in the case. Mine has never fallen out. You could put a small piece of Velcro on the flap to keep it more secure.
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No. The iPad weighs more than the cover does by a fair amount, so it doesn't add to the weight of the iPad. It also has an elastic strap that actually makes it easier to hold the iPad, so any extra weight is negligible.
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I struggled with this at first as well but it's actually simple. The back, solid portion just snaps on the back of your iPad and the soft, bendy cover with the metal bar/ magnet pops onto the left side first. If you notice there is a small 'hooked' part on the left side of the plastic back. Slide that between the magnet bar & flexible cover then pop your iPad in. It all stays together really well. Hope this helps
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It adds about 1.5 lbs so it gets up to the weight of a lightweight laptop such as an 11" Apple MacBook Air which weighs about 2.4 lbs. My guess is it is the Li ion battery that adds most of the weight, but the case is also "rubberized" for durability so it also adds a bit. But you get a long lasting battery keyboard for your iPad. You can detach the top part with iPad and just use the iPad when you don't want to carry the extra weight of the keyboard and battery. Note: your iPad Air weighs in at a lb. Hope this helps.
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On second thought, you may be OK. The iPad slides in and is held in place by a flap that tucks behind it. If anything, the new iPad may be a little loose.
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there are no straps to hold it so, I guess it just props it, but I have never had iPad fall off of it!
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About a pound or two. I'm not sure, but I feel more comfortable carrying the weight of the iPad and cover than feeling edgy carrying an uncovered iPad.
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I would say it depends on the drop. I'm sure a couple of feet will be fine(I assume you're thinking of dropping it in a normal situation when you're just holding it in your hands. No parkour with a bigass Ipad). But then I'm not an expert and personally I've never dropped it so don't hold me to it. haha.