Will it adjust back enough that my ipad will be at a comfortable angle for typing on the screen?
1714096
it will adjust so that you could type on it very easily it will adjust so it's leaning way back..
2155074
I think so. It will have to be in the landscape position. My iPad works in either position.
1337134
It does noticeably. Though I feel I should also mention that you might have to slightly adjust your typing/pressure to the feel of the cover a little anyway, as you might find it slightly awkward/foreign on first use (though I've never used a cover before so it might just be me!).
1230583
No. It is essentially a keyboard with a magnetic hinge. Like a smart cover. Also the hinge does not allow for the iPad to remain upright like a laptop. It opens flat, but you can pull the iPad off of the hinge and place it into a groove toward the back of the keyboard in either portrait or landscape (vertically or horizontally).
1263090
I would think so, not that much to it. I use for iPad and kindle lots of adjustment options. You will love it!
1336713
Yes. It adjusts pretty significantly. I use it sitting down and standing up.
1884610
I'm using it on my lap with one of the viewing angles right now. It's stable and a good angle for both viewing the screen and typing.
929560
Ipad does not have to be angled upright , heck you you can type with the keyboard seperated and the keyboard about 20 feet from ipad
2061145
You might be able to prop it up (maybe) but its really meant for the iPad 2 and 3. But honestly its really hard to type on.
1104413
Unfortunately, no, not really. The bars that are supposed to support the underside of the keyboard are too long to fit in the grooves, so that you either have the keyboard wanting to flip over away from you, or flip over towards you. I am likely exaggerating how unbalanced it is, but nevertheless, with its tendency to slide on the stand, it can become a real issue.
2015747
I'm not sure if it tilted up where the wrist rest was, I couldn't get past the discomfort of a split keyboard. The wrist rest was hard not soft so in my opinion it wouldn't cush anything. Other reviews may talk about it more, sorry.
819695
Not for me. If you account for the depth of a typical desk and the distance you will stand back to use the keyboard, it is about the same as sitting.
1223206
No, it doesn't have a typing angle. It is steeper, but I am able to type on it quite well. I just liked to rotating case. Great case for me.
1223202
No, it doesn't really have a typing angle. The two angles are for viewing, but you can lay it the iPad completely back making it fairly flat and good for typing. It does have a little movement like that but I don't find it difficult to type that way. If you are doing tons of writing it might get tiresome though.
1910274
I think it's gonna be kinda tight. My iPad fit perfect but if I use my Logitech keyboard on my iPad I really have to pull to close it. Good luck
1564778
It's not a formal adjustment, but yes you can position it a bit by moving the back leg forward and back. In the photo they show it is at full recline, but you can shimmy it up closer to the base to have your iPad rest more vertically. The base back leg is rubberized so it should stay in place but there is no formalized click or anything to have it click into various resting levels.
1247846
Hi Dave, No but it doesn't glide back easily either. It requires some level of light force to move it in either direction. If you are typing "down" onto the keyboard I think you will be fine.