Will a thin TPU shell that is made to allow smart cover attachment hinder the ability to close the iPad and keyboard flush?
1260066
Yes. I have the shell too, but you have to take it off in order to attach the keyboard case. She'll won't accommodate it.
951806
No, the Otterbox completely surrounds the iPad and doesn't allow the keyboard to attach; however I think having both is valuable, because our kids use the keyboard for typing homework assignments and papers for middle school and high school.
764859
With the keyboard on the Surface Pro 2, you can squeeze it in snugly but the top won't stay closed.
1580224
The frame/edges around the keyboard does not obstruct typing on the keyboard. I believe there are several keyboards from Logitech, but none that allows the ipad to be removed quickly. I am happy with this product.
1223207
No. But I got the Apple iPad cover when I bought it and it has a great typing position. The Apple cover had the option to stand up horizontally but it was unstable. And it had no option to stand vertically. However a blue tooth key pad would would well with this with this Devicewear cover.
1997921
I'm assuming that this is virtually the same as the one for the original iPad mini. If so, then yes, it does fold around so that the keyboard part is directly behind the iPad. If you do this, you may find that you want to turn off the keyboard, as that will put the keys where your fingers will be holding the cover, and you will unintentionally type. Or you could just remove the keyboard while holding the iPad this way.
1671009
Unlike the previous version of this case, the iPad case doesn't simply detach from the arm. There's pros and cons to this, I had it fall off once so I actually like that this is more securely attached. When I don't want the keyboard in the way, I simply fold the iPad backwards so it rests on top of the keyboard (which I turn off). If you really need to get it out of the shell, if you look closely, there are tabs on two corners holding it in place and tabs on the near the edges near the corners on the opposite side. You will have to carefully pry it out - this is NOT easy so you may want to contact the company that makes it to see if there is a method to make it easier. Unlike the previous version of this case, the iPad case doesn't simply detach from the arm. There's pros and cons to this, I had it fall off once so I actually like that this is more securely attached. When I don't want the keyboard in the way, I simply fold the iPad backwards so it rests on top of the keyboard (which I turn off). If you really need to get it out of the shell, if you look closely, there are tabs on two corners holding it in place and tabs on the near the edges near the corners on the opposite side. You will have to carefully pry it out - this is NOT easy so you may want to... » Read More Unlike the previous version of this case, the iPad case doesn't simply detach from the arm. There's pros and cons to this, I had it fall off once so I actually like that this is more securely attached. When I don't want the keyboard in the way, I simply fold the iPad backwards so it rests on top of the keyboard (which I turn off). If you really need to get it out of the shell, if you look closely, there are tabs on two corners holding it in place and tabs on the near the edges near the corners on the opposite side. You will have to carefully pry it out - this is NOT easy so you may want to contact the company that makes it to see if there is a method to make it easier. « Show Less
1230342
Not really. It is held by magnets - given the weight of the keyboard, they don't hold it like they hold the soft Apple cover.
41088
I think that you are asking if this cover can be used and closed if you are using the optional detachable keyboard. Yes. This cover works great while the keyboard option is being utilized. This is how I use it since I really don't care for the on screen keyboards.I am really pleased with this cover, even more than the keyboard itself. The only knock I have against it is that it does not have a spot for items like thumb drives. Besides that, it is well designed and constructed. I have been very happy with it and would purchase this cover again.
1205758
It is kept closed by close fit around the iPad. Remember that magnets and computers don't get along.
22157
Provided you have bought the media remote or shield gamepad you can close it into clamshell position. I have the Nyko dock and use it in this form factor all the time.
41090
Yes you can. Type cover stays attached without problem whether open or closed.
1900263
No. FYI, I am not using mine because it kept constant pressure on the sleep/on button making the iPad unusable.
864940
I have a "Snugg" case. I DO have to remove the iPad from this case to use with the RAM Mounting System. However, I accept that little inconvenience because it is otherwise perfect for my simple stationery bike.
941207
I haven't had any problems with that. The thickness of the cover into which the ipad slides is sufficient to keep the screen and the keyboard from coming in contact with each other.I have been thrilled with this case since the day it arrived. It protects my ipad. I also find it a great way to travel. I fly about half the year and use my ipad on the planes.
1998580
That is what I have and it never slides in the shell half that attaches to it. The cover is interesting in that it folds over but also bends and rotates around that joint (@ apple logo). Depending how u hold it, the urge is to close it by bending cover backwards. This puts the soft side out not on screen, also will crease the main bend probably in a destructive way if u did it all the time. I've totally gotten used to it but just about everyone hands it back to me wrong. Still great deal.
2038590
It may jam onto a thin cover... but it loses some effectiveness because it really needs a nice seal to the metal back of the iPad to work best.