How sturdy is the stand in it's various configurations? With using a stylus ?
516774
Don't know how it works with a stylus because I never use a stylus. It is pretty sturdy in all positions & feel like it would be O.K. with a stylus if I had to guess.
516775
It is fairly sturdy but I have never used it with a stylus. Sorry I'm not more help.
1225263
I'm carrying a stylus in the little elastic tab thingy right now. It's *really* tight, though, so my regular fat stylus doesn't work. I've got another, thinner, pen/stylus combo device that slides right in. They can be had for $2 or so on the major online auction site we're not supposed to name.
1108168
I don't often use a stylus, but I tested it out and the screen stayed stable.
966967
Yes, it seems pretty responsive to a stylus. I use mine occasionally and have no problems.
1996567
If the tablet is in a landscape position (long side horizontal) it's very sturdy at any angle. It tends to become wobbly when in a portrait position (short side horizontal). But not enough for the tablet to fall off or the stand to fall over.I have a 10.1" tablet so if the tablet is smaller it would probably be less wobbly and if it's a 12" it may be more wobbly.
853358
I have been using it for about a month and so far so good. I previously used a $14 stylus I purchased at a big box store and the rubber tip ripped and was then useless. I have had no issues with these but like I said before I haven't been using for very long. But for the price it's worth a try.
655186
Yes this is how I use it most of time. Use the heavy-duty adjustment screws to lock it into any position you want. The stand works just great!
1057509
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.
428645
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.
510157
I did not use the stand, until I read your question. I brought the case for the protection and it has worked very well for me. Now that I have tried the stand I think I'll be using it a lot.
2018542
While the stand may look weak, I haven't had any problem with it so far (6 weeks). If you need to move/slide it, have someone help you as the unit is bulky.
860686
There is a cloth loop that I suppose can be used to hold a stylus pointer. I use the stand frequently and it seems to work just fine.
92000
I did not get a stylus with the case; but even so, I would not give up this case. There are, however, many areas under the black plastic part of the cover where you could thread a piece of wire to which you can attach your own stylus.
462333
The kickstand will support the weight of the tablet if left alone, but it's otherwise extremely flimsy. It looks like even moderate screen fingering could cause it to break it at the hinge, and the stand itself is made of very thin and flexible plastic.
2041742
The stand breaks down into 3 parts - the base (heavy at about 15 pounds), the pole (about 3 feet with the gooseneck), and the clamp that holds the iPad. Use at a trade show should be fine if it's used to view presentations but if it's used interactively (tapping and typing) it's a little unstable (top heavy). Also the clamp just snaps into the gooseneck so it's a little wobbly and feels like it might come apart.
149245
It is very sturdy. I have even moved the table it was on while DJing with little to no sway. As for comfort it depends on the table you are setting it on. The angle it holds it at would put the keyboard of most laptops at an angle similar to a normal desktop keyboard propped up on it's back risers. I think it's fine.
867325
As long as you have a good stand.... that thing worked perfectly for me... but i have a nice stand that holds evething nicely... you cannot expect to put that on a 5 dollar cheap stand