Can I leave the ipad in the Griffin Survivor case and still dock it?
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No, I had to take mine out of the case for it to fit on the docking station.
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I don't know what a griffin survivor case is ... but it fits the ipad 2. If you look at the picture of the product you can see that it fits right on the iPad over the speaker... so if there's a cutout in the case around the speaker then, yes, it might fit. Good luck!
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I believe you can fold the keyboard under and use it as a pad. The best way is to remove the keyboard from the Ipad device and use it as a pad.
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James, my brother uses an Ipad for speech, he has a griffin survivor on it for protection. the otter box straps fit it pretty well, I just sent one back because the strap broke and they replaced it with no problem, but now its broken again. I really don't think the straps will fit around a 12.2 Galaxy with the Defender on it. I think it would be stretched past its limits. the Ipad w/ the survivor on it is about its limit. you could always try and send it back if it doesn't fit. good luck. it is an awesome strap !
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I found it difficult, my fiancé did not. There is a piece you can pull back so you can dock however I encountered some difficulty making it fit with the flap pulled back. I really found it was just easiest to take it out of the case then put it in the dock.
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I can't, I don't run a case, but there is quite a bit of extra space around the dock it pretty much sits on top and almost floats, so the only problem would be the length of the connector, if its long enough to fit in the slot through the case.
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No. I had a great deal of difficulty getting my Ipad out, even without a case, once I put it in. I had to use a moto tool to grind down the wood and make some other adjustments to the sides to get it so I could put the ipad in and get it back out of the unit easily.
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Not sure; I put a full size iPad 3 with a Griffin Survivor case in it. I did cut the cushion divider inside to give a little more room.
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I know it will work with the Otterbox Defender case but I do not know about the Griffin Survivor case. This has been a good solution for my daughter so she doesn't have to remove her Otterbox. However, be aware that the weight and angle of the cord will pull at the port on your charging device. We use it with a glow cube alarm clock.
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It all depends on the case you have for your iPad. The new Targus case I have does not fit in the docking station unless I only use the back flap of the case in the slot provided to prop the iPad up. So to answer the question the iPad itself is not in the docking slot, rather cover for my iPad sits in the slot and works perfectly well in my situation. My wife has a Oberon case and does not fit in the slot at all. I think the docking station was designed for the iPad to be used without any protective case, with seems like an oversite. The dimension of the slot the iPad sits in is 11/16 inch wide, 1/2 inch deep, with the bak plate it rests on 1 1/4 inch high. If I can be of any further help let me know.
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I don't think you can dock it with the case attached( if that is what you mean).
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No, you need to take the iPad out of whatever case you have it in or if only the magnetic cover, you need to remove that also. The iPad snaps into the mount snuggly. I have found it very easy to use and have really enjoyed the wide angle it gives for doing agility with my dog.
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Probably not as only a very very thin case would work. I had a ballistic case and always had to take it off to dock it
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Yesit works. I have the same case. Just need to take out the insert on the dock.
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I use mine in the case. When the I-pad is open so is the case. My case has a keyboardseparate from the I-pad, and when I want to use the keyboard I just turn it on. When I just want to read, I fold the keyboard back out of the way behind the pad. I believe thecovers were made to leave on.Bonnie
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Sort of, yes. You will need to pull the iPad from the grippy hinge and place it back inside in a portrait arrangement. Because the edge grips the iPad tightly, pulling the iPad out to turn it is a bit inconvenient. Supposedly, this case was to have a 'reading mode' design which would have allowed the hinge to fold against the back of the keyboard so you could hold the unit vertically in your hand. Unfortunately, the hinge stops at a maximum angle of 135 degrees which prevents this fold-back arrangement. So pulling the iPad out, turning it and shoving it back into the hinge is the only way to manage portrait mode. So, MD's answer is correct if a bit less explanatory. After messing around with this case more, I now understand how the reading mode is supposed to work. But, it's not what you'd expect. You are expected to pull the iPad from the hinge, flip it around so that it faces upward. Magnets pop out of the hinge to hold the keyboard and the iPad together. Albeit, the magnets alone are not as grippy as the hinge, but at least both pieces are functionally together. Not the best design, but it works when you are simply wanting to keep both together.
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Friends, can anyone let me know if you put the cover on and still dock it on the iPad 2 dock?