Will your Lap Log hold a 7" Kindle Fire HD in place while lying in a prone position, or does one have to be seated to balance this item on one's lap? Thank you for your assistance.
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I laid down and watched "Under the Dome" in bed on my Kindle with no problem. I was a little propped up with a pillow, but the log was sitting on my stomach and I could watched with no issues.
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I have a Kindle Fire HD 8.9" and although I hate the prone position (unless you're sniping, loving or sleeping!), it works fine. the Lap Log can be molded into just about any position. Since you have a 7" Kindle, the regular (1/2") insert might be a better choice for you, rather than the wide (1") insert.
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Hey, Mo from Bamboosa here. We do feel that the Lap Log works best if you are slightly reclined instead of lying flat on your back. The Lap Log does not really 'elevate' your device so in a totally flat position you would have bend your neck somewhat to get a good viewing position which may not be comfortable for everyone.
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I really love mine and use it all the time but it does require me to look down when I use it in my lap. If it was placed and a table (ie kitchen table) I believe you might still need to look down an inch or two.
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I've never tried it in a prone position. I've only used it sitting up. If you read the instructions.. I believe it recommends short periods of time.. to use the device (15 min).
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Your Kindle Fire will slide in the side pocket. Make sure to loosen the velcro flap first.
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I didn't measure either I made sure all the speakers volume recharge connection and on off switch are all in the right place because there are 2 types of Kindle Fire HD but when you read the blurb on the case it will tell you not for previous generations so you would go for one of the older cases...hope this helps this is a good sturdy cover Patsy
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Yes, the Kindle isn't as big as a IPad, but I got this for my sister and she has a Kindle. Better than trying to hold it or prop it up on your lap. You could set a lap top on it, or a book or magazine, whatever you like.
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I can squeeze my Kindle Fire HD in it with the leather case on it. I don't really put it in there because it is such a squeeze. It fits perfectly without the case so the Kindle dimension is 7x5x.42. It's just not handy to try to squeeze it in and out when I use it everyday. The case is really pretty and well made and I have considered taking the leather case off and using the case. Just haven't done it. Bottom line my Kindle, with the dimensions I gave you, fits. If you have anything bigger than that it probably won't do. Help this helps.
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I just tried my Kindle, and if I don't spread the legs all the way it works. Not perfect...
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ya this works with anything you want to prop up. A book, a tablet, a phone, a piece of paper... You can adjust the angle to any angle you want from flat to straight upright. It'll work with a Kindle fire just fine... Although you may find it a bit bulky for a tablet that is smaller like the Fire.
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No, it sits in a depression moulded specifically for it. This, combined with the raised edges of the kindle itself prevent the strap from touching the screen. Also, as earlier replies have mentioned, the strap has a very soft microfibre/suede covering which matches the lining of the back cover. Works well. Cheers.
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I think it might. They great thing is the filling is not a solid piece of foam, so you can squish it into position. And you can either add or remove some of the filling if you can't get the position right. But it won't "hold" your device if you are trying to use it on a big angle or upside down ;) That said, I tried it on a 45 degree angle like I think you would use it, and the surface of the bed will keep your device from slipping off the log.
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Yes, but the best way to do it is NOT how it's pictured. Instead of using the edges as the legs facing towards your lap, fold it so the legs face towards you and allow the middle section (the part that normally allows the iPad to rest against it) to rest on your lap. Much more stable and more comfortable!
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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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I've never had trouble with it on my lap, the bed or anywhere I've put it. The memory foam in it seems to mold to whatever it's put on. I use it in bed lying down & sitting up every day/night. The bracket makes it more upright for lying down or more tilted for sitting up. It has a lip for holding in the iPad but no bracket per se. I have my iPad in a "Gumdrop" case & it stays on the stand well. It is not held onto it so I am careful if I am moving it so it doesn't fall off. I am very happy with this & would definitely get another one!
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You are exactly right and that is a drawback, the only one I can think of. My laptop has little "feet" that help to hold it in place but it still slides off from time to time. I've been looking for a small piece of silicone or rubber to prevent that issue but for me it hasn't been a deal breaker; it was for my daughter though. Good luck!
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I'm not sure what you're asking. It's a lap desk. There's very little storage, just a pocket. The only way you could use it is if you weren't the driver. Of course the bumps of driving may cause the tablet to fall off the lap desk.
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It protects my KINDLE better when I carry it in my purse. It is sturdier. Kindle fits in it with a sturdy frame, my other one used elastic straps. It stands better for reading, do not have to hold it. Only one problem,this does not have a place for my stylus, I have to clamp it on the outer binder, outside when closed. Also, even tho this does not pertain to trifold......I love the color:rich red-burgundy color. Excellent price.