My iPad has a pretty thick silicon case (Belkin bubble wrap) will it still fit and hold up or will I have to take the case off to use the stand? EDIT: Oh my gosh you were all so helpful! I decided to order it, thank you all so much for your answers :-) My iPad has a pretty thick silicon case (Belkin bubble wrap) will it still fit and hold up or will I have to take the case off to use the stand? EDIT: Oh my gosh you were all so... » Read More My iPad has a pretty thick silicon case (Belkin bubble wrap) will it still fit and hold up or will I have to take the case off to use the stand? EDIT: Oh my gosh you were all so helpful! I decided to order it, thank you all so much for your answers :-) « Show Less
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I used my case with my Kindle fire. The slots are over a ruler inch and slanted so its very likely your ipad case will fit bit I cannot say from experience.http://www.arkon.com/iPad_accessories/ipad-stand.html Maybe this link can help.Possibly this one with a thick case: http://m.youtube.com/index?&desktop;_uri=%2F#/watch?v=KBjYJrpBjmA
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The edge of the case is cradled into a notch in the base of the stand. That notch is lined with small rubberized tabs that grip, so I think you shouldn't have any problems.
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Mine is also in a case and fits nicely on the stand, I never have to take it out of the case for it to fit, I don't know the particular belkin case you are referring to but this should fit most ipad cases I would have thought, hope this helps
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I keep the smart cover on and have no problem with the stand but anything thicker than that may need to be removed.
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I believe this stand would still work for you. I've built a wooden holder for my Galaxy Tab 7.7 and the stand works for that!
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Priscilla, i am really not sure of it's weight capacity, but i have used it to hold a hardback book. It will not work on paperback books tho' cause there is no way to hold the pages in place. I hope this helps you decide.
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Yes it will fit! (-: I put a one inch thick photo album to be able to answer your question and it fit perfectly. Basically what I realized, is that it would fit ANY thickness really. The corner of the iPad will fit in place and the rest just hangs on the top as needed. So yes it will hold ANY size.
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I use this for my Kindle Fire and it has a thick leather case. I don't have to take it off to use it. I really like this accessory!
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Hi John, I just reviewed a few photos of the Belkin Grip Candy Sheer to make sure that this AmazonBasics USB A lightning cable would fit. Well, my case is a silicone hybrid case and has a lightning plug opening of 13mm. It fits perfectly. It will fit if your Belkin case has an opening of at least 12mm. Does that make sense? I could not find any specs on your Belkin case. I wish I can give you more input. One thing I'm very sure that your case must have an opening of at least 12mm. There is a BestBuy (they have your case in stock) a few blocks from my house. I can bring my cable and check it out for you. I can stop by on my way home from work. Update: I just checked out the Belkin Grip Candy Sheer case (@ BestBuy). I brought my AmazonBasics lightning USB cable to make sure it fits. Voila! It fits perfectly.
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I actually wanted a different one - ordered the Belkin Quilted Cover with Stand for the New iPad mini (Cream). Kept the one you are questioning as an "extra".by BelkinThe cost was more but it is worth it.
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Todd, I was reading some of the "newest first" reviews and it looks like the magnet that puts the iPad to sleep does not work with this case. Are you able to confirm that? I'm expecting my new iPad to be delivered on Monday the 20th and I'm still trying to make a decision on some of the cases available.
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Thank you. Can you clarify that if you're using it with a sleeve for your iPad 2, is it the same as the iPad Air 2? BTW, the only sleeves ever buy for my iPads are thin, soft gel and clear. Please also clarify what is meant by "is wider than the thic..."does this mean that with an a thin clear soft gel sleeve on an iPad Air 2, it is wider than the slot, but it still works? Does this mean that it will stand up by itself in the slot and will the keypad close flush enough on it if the edges on the sleeve is thin enough, such that the closure will out the iPad in sleep mode, and that it comes together fairly flush such that there is not a large gap between the iPad and the keyboard? Thank you. Thank you. Can you clarify that if you're using it with a sleeve for your iPad 2, is it the same as the iPad Air 2? BTW, the only sleeves ever buy for my iPads are thin, soft gel and clear. Please also clarify what is meant by "is wider than the thic..."does this mean that with an a thin clear soft gel sleeve on an iPad Air 2, it is wider than the slot, but it still works? Does this mean that it will stand up by itself in the slot and will the keypad close flush enough on it if the edges on the sleeve is thin enough, such that the closure will out the iPad in sleep... » Read More Thank you. Can you clarify that if you're using it with a sleeve for your iPad 2, is it the same as the iPad Air 2? BTW, the only sleeves ever buy for my iPads are thin, soft gel and clear. Please also clarify what is meant by "is wider than the thic..."does this mean that with an a thin clear soft gel sleeve on an iPad Air 2, it is wider than the slot, but it still works? Does this mean that it will stand up by itself in the slot and will the keypad close flush enough on it if the edges on the sleeve is thin enough, such that the closure will out the iPad in sleep mode, and that it comes together fairly flush such that there is not a large gap between the iPad and the keyboard? Thank you. « Show Less
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No. That is not normal. I have an iPad mini with the black jison case and it fits and looks great. Screen cover stays closed with no issues. I would send it back for a replacement.
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N, the ipad is well locked into place. Additionally the outside of the case is textured so it is not slippery. There are three options for making the ipad stand up at different angles. Sometimes I find it slips out of the first one, but that is no big deal as it doesn't damage anything and you can use the other two anyway.
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Do you mean can you hold the stand rom the back? If so, yes you can. I usually hold the iPad on my lap and keep the case cover off.
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I am not familiar with your specific case, but I have used mutiple genereations of iPad and different cases. I have a Trent heavy duty moulded case and the stands hold it just fine.
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Dear Tigerman82, Overall I love this keyboard and have only 2 minor issues to report. The screen lock key is directly above the delete key and I occasionally hit it by accident. I don't think any key should be on the top right except delete... Also, the space key occasionally sticks in the depressed position. It still functions properly when touched, but it doesn't make the reassuring little click that tells my brain it is going to work. I do not know if this is a defect in just my model or in others too. It is rare anyway, and always pops back up eventually. There are so many wonderful aspects of this product that I don't worry too much about those issues. Number one on that list is how securely the keyboard attaches to the iPad in the closed position. I have never had it slip open or off by accident like similar products by Logitech and others I have used. The backlighting is extremely nice, and the battery lasts seemingly forever. As to your specific question about your screen protector and backing, I am unfamiliar with either product and therefore unable to answer without knowing the total added width they bring to your device. I can tell you that the slot on the top of the keyboard used to stand the device in while typing has some extra room... and I believe if your screen protector doesn't add more that a millimeter of width, it would still work. If it adds a little more than that, I believe it might work, but would stand in a more upright position (rather than the slightly tilted position it is designed to be in). Wider than that and you would have to prop up the device some other way, as it definitely would not fit, though the keyboard would of course still work. I do believe that you would still be able to use the device in its closed position, but can't say for sure. Hope that helps
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I have an iPad2, but a Speck case and it didn't fit with the case. Close but no cigar. But, all I need to do I get this to fit is pull the corner of the case off the iPad and tuck this thing in.However the Speck case has thick edges, about 1/2in at the edge, as where the iPad 2 is only 3/8in thick at the edge.I hope that helps, but I should add that the iPad ends up sounding much louder.
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It needs to be completely bare. I have a thin case and I tried to fit the iPad in the slots with the case on, and it doesn't fit. You could force it, and it would be a tight fit but I wouldn't recommend it. Overtime it would mess up your case. Hope this helps.
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My iPad case is a reflex and I think it does great, but I've never put it in a defender. I will never put my iPhone in anything but a defender. That may not help much, my iPad does not take the abuse that my iPhone does.
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Don't have any experience w that case, Mark, but again, remember that the stand comes with a variety of foam bumper pads. As I wrote previously, I had to mix-and-match the various thicknesses in order to get the right combination for my particular case. You will most likely need to do the same thing. Hopefully someone who has one of these cases can provide you with a more definitive answer. Cheers!
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They fit the iPad, but they do not fit the iPad with a case on it. I am desperately trying to find a similar case that will actually fit with a decent case. Something like an Otter Box Defender or an Griffin Survivor. Dennis Crowedennis.crowe@gorhamschools.org
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Any iPad, even one with a fairly thick case should work fine with this stand. I took a physical look at my stand last night and while I don't have a case on my iPad when I use it with the stand in question, it looks like about an inch-long rubberized bottom, so that should be more than enough to accommodate your iPad within your case using this stand. If not, and you are buying it through Amazon, returns are fairly easy.
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The reviews were not great on the cover...but I figured what the heck and bought it anyway. My last cover had a stand so I could watch movies without holding the ipad and I didn't want to give that up. I have had mine for 2-months and its only come off once, when I dropped it in a weird way. I wish it was not an extra $40 or whatever, but I would not go without it.