Is the magnet strong enough to keep the cover closed when the iPad is upside down?
1699244
I have the iPad Air. The cover is pretty secure. I just held it upside-down and it stayed closed. As I move it around, it stays in position and opens only when I open it. The pictures in the description are accurate.
1699245
The magnet is strong enough to turn the iPad on and off. It's also strong enough to hold it shut when your hand is holding the iPad upside down by the spine. Random things get attached to the iPad cover because of the magnet. However, if the iPad cover slips and the edge of the iPad is exposed, then the magnet will no longer hold the cover shut.
1403730
There isn't a magnet to keep it close, but mine stays mostly closed. I just flip the cover behind the back to keep it open.
256369
There is a magnet, but because of the ability to rotate and the flexibility of the spine of the case, sometimes the magnet doesn't align perfectly with the magnets on the iPad. Make sure that it lines up and use the elastic to hold it closed and it works fine. As one commenter said, look at the top after it's closed and check that the light is out. This is a great case.
320825
It does have magnet to secure the latch. But it is not strong enough to turn the ipad on/off
755769
I use an iPad case that has a magnetic flap to close it and it works for that. Otherwise, I'm not quite sure.
2217548
No it would not if it is closed position but if it was flipped back couple times then yes. It's a great cover and great looking. Lots of compliments.
1553298
Yes, easily. The cover is magnetic to help it stay closed, but not so strong that a thumb flick won't open it easily.
76748
I'm not familiar wth the magnetic cover but It comes with a very tough cover that snaps on and is very secure. The Ballistic case is thick and wraps around edges and onto the front. I doubt magnets would hold securely if that cover is not actually touching the ipad. I've found the Ballistic case price very reasonable and provides super protection.
2221134
Not sure what you mean, but no. It "stands" as in picture in slots. To fold the cover all the way back, it is a bit thick-you can turn the ipad upside down then. The case has a magnetic closure. 9wzpnd110xsttjw@marketplace.amazon.com
792727
My case does have a magnet to hold the front cover closed, but it does not turn my ipad on or off. Alice
1695249
Truthflly, I think it might be a tight squeeze. I bought this cover for a friend and I've seen her use it with some difficulty. She says that magnet doesn't close securely... It looks really pretty though.
2195737
Not really. It puts the volume buttons out of touch, the control button on the left, which I consider uncomfortable. When closed, that is both covers closed, it doesn't really fit neatly, but magnetic off does seem to work. I wouldn't recommend using both covers unless one plans to leave the iPad in a fixed location rather than carrying between work and home. Hope this helps.
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.
1123774
no. the front cover is a tri- fold and is weighted, so when you close it stays closed.its almost like its a magnet.
1017368
The cover is quite thin and yes it stays closed as has the magnets! I am really pleased with the cover
1364388
Yes. But the tablet stands upside down when using the cover in an upright, "A" shape position.
2039270
No, Their is a magnet that holds the smart cover closed. My smart cover works just fine but I have that turned off because I prefer to turn off my own Ipad ,thank you anyway Apple.