Are you able to close the laptop with these in place?
584524
No. You can close it partially, but it won't close all the way. I love them though, they do wonders for my wrists.
584525
No,not completely.There is about a 1/2"gap,so it may be enough to to put your laptop in sleep mode.They stay in place when using them, and are removable when done.
584526
No. I just put them in the pocket of my laptop bag when not in use. I do love these though! So nice!!
584527
no, they are big and bulky. try instead Grifiti Palm Pads. You can close your computer and they can be repositioned again and again. just remove and wash with warm soapy water. GRIFITI Palm Pads are Apple MacBook Wrist Rests and Notebook, Netbook, and Laptop Wrist Pads Made with Silicone to Easily Reposition and Remove while Travelling
748293
yes. A small one. the tip that plugs into the laptop is fragile and can easily break.
1426678
No. They are not easy to get out and they are not round. Plus, they open on the left side so, unless you are left-handed, they are a pain. I don't like this case at all. There is another one I bought which is fabulous. It costs more but is wroth it. Multi-colored and you can remove each little square individually, and easily. Here's the link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001TEURKO/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
859534
You can, but regardless of my best try in a reasonable amount of time I can't get them from showing with the lid closed. They do work as far as size goes though.
1538995
Not sure what you're asking. Are you asking about the stoppers that keep your laptop from sliding off?
53740
No. You can put the keyboard case inside and close it but it could easily fall out as it isn't made for the keyboard. The keyboard is supposed to be a protective case for the screen so they weren't made to be used together.
2131562
It's extremely easy, just match up the slots until they are completely in each hole, the you pull them out the same way. I keep a very small zip lock bag in my purse/ laptop to put them in when needed. Just keep an eye on them, incase they fall out. I have 3 sets, just incase I lose one or 2. I have different colors for fun!!! They are great in keeping the dust out of your laptop. Dust is a killer of electronics. Good luck!!!
174888
Hello, You may close the screen when it is attached to the unit. But I take my laptop home an a regular basis and I have a plastic cover on the top and bottom to protect the unit from scratches. Here is the kicker... You will have to take off the bottom plastic protection every time you want to lock/secure your laptop to the Landing Zone Dock. I would still buy it again, it
648710
No. If you used screws, they would pull out because of the pull/movement from opening and closing the unit.
1625162
You should be able to close and hide your laptop by using the docking station. You may need to change power settings on the laptop so that the computer does not switch to sleep mode when closing the lid.
1200496
Not that I know of. I used the one that was there and left it in the open position.
900288
Yes. But it is elastic & is hart to pull shut. Could not do. If you but velcro straps on the ends, that will close it. RS
1354837
Yes, but you don't have to pull them out. They come out automatically when you open the top.
2216389
Yes you can very easily disconnect the cords...or just lay them on the ground and not use them......but I'm not sure the up and down motion would be conducive to typing.
975203
Technically, yes, but once they "clicK" into place they will be pretty difficult to pull back out. But it's definitely possible.
880551
No. There is a latch to keep you from accidently disconnecting, but not to prevent intentional disconnects. There is a slot for a cable lock, but it would probably be better to use the one on your laptop for security purposes.
970750
I'm not sure what you're asking- the laptop doesn't snap shut, or one of the case pieces doesn't snap in place? I had a little difficulty putting my bottom piece on. My solution was holding one corner in place and run my other hand along the front and sides, then used both hands to snap in the vent area. Hope that helps!