Can someone tell me what are the angles the tablet can be held at on this stand? Can the tablet stay fully vertical (i.e. 90 degrees from horizontal?)
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The stand will rotate through 180 degrees smoothly with a few detentes along the way. Although there is no detente specifically at 90 degrees, there is enough friction in the assembly which would allow the stand to stay at 90 (IMHO). However be aware that the stand does not grip the iPad tightly; the iPad sits in the slot so that it could easily fall forward (and thus out) if you chose to have the back be oriented at 90, i.e. straight up.
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My stand will angle 22, 45, 70, and 90 degrees and will remain at each of these positions.
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I've actually found the stand to be quite stable, but I've also used it with the Goldtouch Go! Notebook stand and found that works pretty well too... though since it's meant for a laptop, even adjusted to the highest angle, the screen is angled back a bit more than one might normally use. I don't mind, but others might. There are a number of other stands for tablets and laptops that would probably works as well.
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It will stand up, but it isn't stable. I have found that propping the tablet up and resting the bottom against the flat keyboard is best. A little cramped, but it works. I've also tried turning the tablet upside down, while in the case, works at times. But if you are attempting to charge the tablet, while using it, you have to turn it upside down. Again, it takes a little getting used to, as the buttons habitually used at the bottom-are now on the top.But the convience and the great price make the keyboard a great accessory for me.
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It is not designed to stand in the vertical position. In portrait/landscape position it holds fairly well but it doesn't lock in solidly so a wobbly table or well placed bump may possibly destabilize it. Also the angle is not the best for viewing on average table heights. Lower heights will give better angle.
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This stand will hold nothing. If you can dig it up to hold any type of tablet, good luck getting it to not fall over. This product is the epitome of the acronym POS.
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Oriented with the long sides of the iPad horizontal it cannot be made to stand the iPad vertically - it is always leaning away from you as in the product photos. Standing on the short side it can be made completely vertical however.
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You can't stand it up and use it vertically, but it fits nicely in your hand (if you're right handed) if you want t use it vertically that way. The horizontal positioning is great. If you pull the bottom part off of the tablet, you can even connect the keyboard.
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Sure, the stand is stable and you can put a good amount of pressure on your tablet without moving the neck or the base. The only thing is the maximum height of the top edge of your tablet in landscape (I'm using an iPad Air for reference) is only 10 inches from the base. You might need to secure your tablet with Velcro tape or something so it doesn't slide around.
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The kickstand only has one upright position, however, if you flip the tablet upside down you get a lower 45 degree angle. Unfortunately the case is so flimsy that it will try to go flat on you at the lower angel.
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I has 2 viewing angles. For one of them you will have to turn the tablet upside down.
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Yes. The tablet holder can be flipped over to face either direction. It also pivots so can be faced in any direction.
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It is a nice case actually. I have 2 and the case are sturdy on both of them. It holds it at an angle (like pictures shows) the only problem with it tat I have found is if you have the tablet lengthwise like you are reading a book it will not hold the tablet at an angle. So you either have it horizontal to read without holding it or lean it against something.
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The stand is horizontal only. It's not a problem for me, as if I'm using it vertically I'm either reading or browsing instead of horizontal, when I'm usually typing, so I can either easily prop it up on a desk or my lap, or just hold it vertically. The case adds a fair amount of girth (about twice as big as the naked nook) but it's still as easy to hold as a paperback.
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I would say no. It doesn't balance you would have to hold it. Also find an adapter to hold the tablet. It is a standard tripod mount.
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I use another 7seven tablet on it . It works well the stand.It doesn't wobble or teeter. Very stable.
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No. The points that hold the tablet are spread to far apart to hold it in the vertical position.
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Although I'm not quite sure of the measurements of your tablet, this is pretty sturdy and I would think would hold it successfully. The actual (adjustable angle) panel that supports the back of the tablet is about 4 inches and should be sturdy enough to support it. It doesn't need to be from top to bottom of the tablet to support it successfully. Go back and look at the pictures on the Amazon page. The second picture shows it supporting a Mac Book (or is that a large iPad?). You shouldn't have any problems. I love this stand!!