Does this case provide a decent typing angle for the display keyboard?
1275257
Yes. It works well. My only issue is that you have remove the keyboard now to lay flat if you want to write with the stylus. I used to be able to fold it under. But still fine.
1842365
Yes! It does so instantaneously. If you prefer to view it vertically you still have a functional on-screen qwerty keyboard you can type in with your graphics pen.
742421
Honestly, If you're looking for something with a folio case I'd probably recommend finding a folio keyboard case.
506703
It works OK. I find the screen angle is to 'steep', unless I remove the keyboard. Then I have space to adjust the angle to my liking, but the keyboard can get a little cramped, too close. Being made of a leather-like fabric can cause the folio to be unstable if you are not sitting up straight in a chair. Having said that I have used it when sitting in the passenger seat of my small-ish car (97 Nissan Altima) and I find it acceptable. Also, the folio can be 'folded open' so the key board is covered by the iPad with the screen facing up. This works well if I'm sitting with my knees somewhat higher than my hips. Having had it for couple of months now, I'm still happy with the Folio overall. It works OK. I find the screen angle is to 'steep', unless I remove the keyboard. Then I have space to adjust the angle to my liking, but the keyboard can get a little cramped, too close. Being made of a leather-like fabric can cause the folio to be unstable if you are not sitting up straight in a chair. Having said that I have used it when sitting in the passenger seat of my small-ish car (97 Nissan Altima) and I find it acceptable. Also, the folio can be 'folded open' so the key board is covered by the iPad with the screen facing up. This works well if I'm sitting with my knees somewhat... » Read More It works OK. I find the screen angle is to 'steep', unless I remove the keyboard. Then I have space to adjust the angle to my liking, but the keyboard can get a little cramped, too close. Being made of a leather-like fabric can cause the folio to be unstable if you are not sitting up straight in a chair. Having said that I have used it when sitting in the passenger seat of my small-ish car (97 Nissan Altima) and I find it acceptable. Also, the folio can be 'folded open' so the key board is covered by the iPad with the screen facing up. This works well if I'm sitting with my knees somewhat higher than my hips. Having had it for couple of months now, I'm still happy with the Folio overall. « Show Less
715122
I just got it last night and tried it. No surprise, the groove won't fit it with the smart leather case on. However, if you fold the smart leather cover into a triangle so it stands vertically, then you can set it on the back of the keyboard and it will stand upright. Not a perfect solution, but if you're sitting at a desk, it will work for me. It's a worthwhile compromise. I got it on sale with a lightning deal, but I was a little disappointed on how cheap the plastic feels. Normally I wouldn't care, but paired with such an elegant metal tablet, it feels so crappy.
506704
It works OK. I find the screen angle is to 'steep', unless I remove the keyboard. Then I have space to adjust the angle to my liking, but the keyboard can get a little cramped, too close. Being made of a leather-like fabric can cause the folio to be unstable if you are not sitting up straight in a chair. Having said that I have used it when sitting in the passenger seat of my small-ish car (97 Nissan Altima) and I find it acceptable. Also, the folio can be 'folded open' so the key board is covered by the iPad with the screen facing up. This works well if I'm sitting with my knees somewhat higher than my hips. Having had it for couple of months now, I'm still happy with the Folio overall.
459684
No it is terriblt. The placement if the keys are off to the left and is really awkward to type. I regret not returning it soon enough.
2190321
That's what I have and it works quite well. The case itself is great, but the keyboard cover doesn't allow the light to come through in the dark. If you are a perfect typist you don't need the back-lit keyboard. I'm not so I do.
82954
No. Not on mine anyway. They might be referring to the little legs that pop out to angle the keyboard for easier typing.
1849744
Yes, and I don't find it bulky at all. Considering there is a keyboard attached, I think it's more slender than other keyboard cases I've seen/tried.
6469
You can use the case without the keyboard dock to stand the tablet in Landscape very nicely. In portrait it will stand straight up, but it's not at a good angle. Might post pics if I get a chance....
258281
I find that I have to move the keyboard for a good viewing angle. I frequently move the keyboard beyond the case.....Actually I stopped using it because it scratched my ipad but when I did use it I had to move the keyboard every time.
788502
This is a light weight stand. If your keyboard is light, I suppose it would be fine.
1223203
The best typing position for this product is when in flat position. When in one of the other positions it is about a 50 degree angle. This is a really great case for me but I don't do a major amount of typing. Mine is mostly for leisure use.
280317
That would be in the way of the magnet. The case also would sit up in the keyboards. I use a neoprene style case and slide the while thing in.
604264
Leigh Cote accurately answered your question; "the display window is angled up at a 25 degree angle for easy reading." The keyboard is set flat.
668658
I'm using this case with the ASUS tf300t with keyboard. I can't comment on any model other than the tf300t.