What is the little wedge that holds the iPad up? I have this keyboard, but it keeps falling off the back. Should I have gotten that little wedge?
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Are you referring to the stand? I did not purchase the stand in addition to the keyboard. It will fall if you tip it too far backwards or forwards.
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If you turn it so that its wider than taller (if that makes sense) you shouldn't have an issue (at least I haven't had one). But if it's sitting the "normal" way (where it's taller) you may have more issues with it falling over. I just use it where it's on its side the most. Most apps will turn with the iPad so there's no big issue
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The iPad sits in the slot just after the keyboard keys toward the top. It invaded the iPad but when not used as cover can be used as a stand. Do you have an additional cover on your iPad. If so it may not fit down in that slot.
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The keyboard has a slot that the iPad sits in. It has a magnet that attaches it to the ipad so you can fold it shut like a book, but you can not fold it behind the iPad. I love mine. I hope this was helpful
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I have an iPad 3, which fits the keyboard snuggly. To take the keyboard cover off, there is an indentation in the middle of the long dimension of the iPad. Simply pry it apart from that spot.
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If you still don't have any luck, I can try to post a video this weekend of how to lock it in. It's really a secure case in that respect. I've dropped my ipad so many times and it remains securely in the case. Let me know if you think a video would help or if you've just moved on entirely :-)
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The keyboard has a specific angle that it can extend to at its maximum because the iPad is heavier in comparison to the keyboard (the maximum angle is a balance between the heavy iPad and light keyboard so that the whole configuration won't tip over). I bought this for my dad and he has no complaints. Hope this helps :)
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As you have found, the case holds the iPad tightly. I find that if I begin at a corner on the left (portrait orientation) and push down on the case, then work down towards the bottom, it will come loose. Once you get a side off, the rest is easy. Hope this helps.
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If your case has a pocket you should be able to easily store the keyboard there when you're not using it. And if not, it takes almost no space to sit on the ipad. It's an amazingly compact little device.
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Hi Calliope: For me, the keyboard did not replace the need for a case. I don't have the keyboard attached to my iPad all the time. I attach it when I think I might need it. Even with that, I'm not positive that it protects the iPad enough for the way I handle it. I make sure the iPad is carefully stored in the case I carry on the days I have the keyboard attached. I'm still thinking that I need to find another case or sleeve to protect the iPad when it's connected to the keyboard. When I'm not needing the keyboard, I put the keyboard back in its box in a padded envelope and put my iPad back in its leather case made by incase. I have seen a colleague put his iPad/keyboard combo in his briefcase. Hi Calliope: For me, the keyboard did not replace the need for a case. I don't have the keyboard attached to my iPad all the time. I attach it when I think I might need it. Even with that, I'm not positive that it protects the iPad enough for the way I handle it. I make sure the iPad is carefully stored in the case I carry on the days I have the keyboard attached. I'm still thinking that I need to find another case or sleeve to protect the iPad when it's connected to the keyboard. When I'm not needing the keyboard, I put the keyboard back in its box in a padded envelope and put my iPad back... » Read More Hi Calliope: For me, the keyboard did not replace the need for a case. I don't have the keyboard attached to my iPad all the time. I attach it when I think I might need it. Even with that, I'm not positive that it protects the iPad enough for the way I handle it. I make sure the iPad is carefully stored in the case I carry on the days I have the keyboard attached. I'm still thinking that I need to find another case or sleeve to protect the iPad when it's connected to the keyboard. When I'm not needing the keyboard, I put the keyboard back in its box in a padded envelope and put my iPad back in its leather case made by incase. I have seen a colleague put his iPad/keyboard combo in his briefcase. « Show Less
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I purchased this as a gift for someone else. It's a keyboard with an aluminum cover. Sorry I'm not much help. I don't even have an ipad.
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I'm still using mine to keep my mini iPad + Logitech keyboard. It's just fit perfectly!!
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The "case" is attached to the keyboard. It's not separate. You simply snap your IPAD into the case. I hope I explained it clearly. I really enjoy the keyboard. However, the keys are very sensitive at times. Happy Holidays.
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You can fold the ipad over the keyboard. It does put the ipad kind of in a slightly awkward position but its not bad.
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The back of the iPad is not protected. The keyboard snaps on top of the iPad, and the back of the iPad is exposed underneath.I have not had any problem with it being that way.
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I have never had a problem with that even when the ipad is in my purse. Is the magnetic part (that connects the keyboard to the ipad when closed) working? When you close it, just make sure the Home key is on the right. Other than that, I'm not sure what the problem might be.
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I have a back carbon fiber skin on the back and a screen protector on the front of my iPad Air. It still fits just fine into the slot on the keyboard. It isn't very tight because the iPad is meant to 'lean back' in the groove.
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The case has a keyboard attached and I love mine! The ipad just slips in the top part. If you go to ZAGG's web site,there is a video to check out that will let you see the whole set up.
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Hi! The keyboard snaps on to the iPad when not in use. It has protected my little mini very well and is sleek as well as slim. The design is fantastic. When I have my iPad mini out, it simply rests in the groove while I type. At night I read, and I have found that if I turn the keyboard around backwards, I can stand my mini in the portrait position so it doesn't lean very far back and sits up nice and tall! I have had my keyboard for at least 8 months now and every time I use it, I get compliments and people ask me where I bought it! Buy it. You won't be disappointed!