how thick is the product? does it interfere with snap on hardcovers (i use the iPearl mcover)
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It's very thin and does not interfere with hard shell cases at all. It is a very nicely made piece for a decent price.
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Very good product, cut small edges where the snap on cover touches the computer
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It's not very thick at all - and it does not interfere with snap on hardcovers. It's great a product and does a great job protecting my MacBook Pro.
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its a little over 1 and 1/2 inches thick. The 3 ring binder inside is a normal 1 inch. I have about 60 papers inside rite now no problem
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I used it with a thick hard back book, "Truman". It occasionally needed a little adjustmenting but I was very happy with it. I've also used it with both soft and hard cover books at my computer when I need to type some information from a page. I've been very grateful to have purchased this item. I have arthritis and my arms get tired holding a heavy book so even when adjustments are needed it has been well worth it.
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It is only .5 inches thick, give or take. Maybe some smaller hinges. However, if you have special edition cases like Star Wars blu ray, it will stick out past the edge.
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I don't think any of these stretchy book covers would work on a paperback for the reason mentioned in the other response. The material is too stretchy and requires a hardback's resistance.
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Depth of the lip is 1.5 inch...I just threw a hard cover edition of Atlas Shrugged (1,166 pages) onto it and it held steady with the book open to the midway point.The books binding was snug against the back of the stand with no issues. I use this all the time for music books, binders, and my iPad. By the way, calculus teachers rule!
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It is rigid. Maybe not quite as rigid as a hardback book, but rigid nonetheless. Perhaps you could fold the two covers back far enough to slip the cover over them? I don't have one with me at the moment, so I can't tell how likely it is that the spine would break if you tried that.
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I use it for all size books but, not for anything smaller than 4 1/2 inch width cover. Unless you want to force the book open flat, then nothing smaller than a 4-inch cover.
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To answer this question I tried a very "fat" mass market paperback (302 pages, 1 1/2 " thick). It was not perfectly flat BUT because of the stand's adjustability it was quite readable. Any thick paperback is never read flat unless you break the binding but I read all sizes of books and this stand works with everything I've tried. Love it for large hardcovers, softcovers and magazines.
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No problem, my wife uses a leather portfolio cover for her ipad 3 and the thickness is not a problem. The pillow has a small tab that allows different thicknesses of ipad/covers to rest in the pillow.
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I don't know the measurement, but I send books out in them daily...sometimes heavy ones, and I've never had a problem....they are pretty thick...I'm very satisfied!
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There is a curved piece that clips over very tightly and does not "pop" off. You almost have to have strong fingers to unpop it (the material like leather is tightly curled) from the edge of the Nook. Put it this way, I dropped mine in its closed case from 4 ft and it was unharmed and unopened. I think it is better than the ones at B+N.
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The cover is stiffened and includes mini magnets, which do keep it closed and turn it on auto magically when you open it and off when you close it. If the cover were not thicker, I would be concerned about protection. I haven't handled the Bear Motion, so I can't help with comparison. I am very happy with my cover and have had it for a while.
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Yes - I would think it would work fine for paperbacks ! Since it sits on your lap, you could just put it on a pillow to make it higher and less neck bending.
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I can't answer this question directly. All I can say is that I have completely filled two bookcases with books, many of them heavier hardbacks, and have had no problems. I did put some shims under the front of the bookcases to prevent any possible leaning forward but that was a precaution - don't know if it was really necessary or not.
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Hi! The shelf that i have the mouse platform on is also 1/2" thick. If it were thinner, the platform would still clamp snugly. It would also work well on a thicker shelf, perhaps an extra 1" thickness. There's an added feature: just keep checking the clamp to be sure it's tight, but the mouse platform will move/swivel if you want it to. i have it attached to an adjustable height rolling computer laptop cart/stand. It's never fallen off, but i still check it to ensure that the weight of my hand on the mouse doesn't cause it to loosen. The platform is rather 'free-standing' on the laptop cart's shelf. Hope this helps you in making your choice. Hi! The shelf that i have the mouse platform on is also 1/2" thick. If it were thinner, the platform would still clamp snugly. It would also work well on a thicker shelf, perhaps an extra 1" thickness. There's an added feature: just keep checking the clamp to be sure it's tight, but the mouse platform will move/swivel if you want it to. i have it attached to an adjustable height rolling computer laptop cart/stand. It's never fallen off, but i still check it to ensure that the weight of my hand on the mouse doesn't cause it to loosen. The platform is rather 'free-standing' on the... » Read More Hi! The shelf that i have the mouse platform on is also 1/2" thick. If it were thinner, the platform would still clamp snugly. It would also work well on a thicker shelf, perhaps an extra 1" thickness. There's an added feature: just keep checking the clamp to be sure it's tight, but the mouse platform will move/swivel if you want it to. i have it attached to an adjustable height rolling computer laptop cart/stand. It's never fallen off, but i still check it to ensure that the weight of my hand on the mouse doesn't cause it to loosen. The platform is rather 'free-standing' on the laptop cart's shelf. Hope this helps you in making your choice. « Show Less
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My iPad with thin cover fits perfectly in the bottom groove, but I have set books twice as thick on the bottom lip of the Griffin. It is very sturdy, but if you apply a lot of pressure it could slide on the table surface. Hope this helps.