How many viewing angles does this keyboard case provide? Is this the same unit as manufactured by Belkin?
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No, it's not the same as Belkin's. Fyi, Belkin's case has 3 viewing angles supported by magnetics while Bluefinger's doesn't have any specific fixed angles.
1148976
The UltraKee Pro has two distinct viewing positions that activate the keyboard. The magnet will hold the ipad at positions between these two to optimize viewing, but the keyboard is not active. I had the Belkin case, which as I recall, had only one position that activated the keyboard. Hope this helps.
1148977
2 viewing angles. It is not mfgr by Belkin so I don't know if it's the same or not.
634619
It will do both but it is a crap design. I would buy the Belkin. The keyboard isn't quite as responsive but at least the case won't break.
622020
Yes, the keyboard does have feet that can be flipped-out (to one position) to raise the back of the keyboard up.The resulting angle (from horizontal) is apparently 8 degrees, since that is what's marked on each foot. BTW, each foot also has a rubber-edged bottom to prevent sliding. There are also 5 small rubber cushions on the keyboard bottom (3 across the front & 2 in each back corner). It's a nice full-featured keyboard.
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I am not sure what you mean as I am not familiar with that product and size, so cannot answer that....sorry. But I like my case, it works for me. Not only the protection factor but that I can set it to different angles when I use Pages or when watching Netflix. I use a regular MAC wireless keyboard only once a week and I carry it separately.
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I didn't have the previous Belkin QODE keyboard, but this one has the single/double quote key in the same position as a normal QWERTY keyboard (next to the "enter" key). In fact the only significant difference between this one and a normal QWERTY keyboard (other than the tripling up on keys - which is to be expected) is the placement of the colon/semicolon key which is to the right of the space bar. Also, the picture Belkin has in the description is NOT the same as the keyboard I received (in my opinion it's in a good way) in case that's what you thought you were getting, the colon/semicolon and single/double quotes keys are switched and there are symbols for "cut," "copy," and "paste" on the "X," "C," and "V" keys, respectively. Hope this helps and you find what you're looking for!
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.
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since its a soft sided case its a bit tricky to measure but see if this helps: My keyboard is 51 inches and with it pushed up against one end of the case I have 2 in of clearance at the other. Front to back my keyboard is slightly over 11 inches and I have closer to 2 1/2 inches extra in the back. My estimation is there would only be about a 1/2 in difference in either direction between the outside dimensions and the inside dimensions. This is more of a "gig bag" type case which was exactly what I was looking for. It is light weight and doesn't add too much to the problem of carrying the keyboard from place to place and keeps it clean and dry in between. Nice strap for putting over your shoulder. It is not a highly padded case that would protect a keyboard from something heavy being dropped on it for example. Good luck.
1238957
It is like a standard keyboard, it has 2 feet that flip out, they are pretty sturdy. That is how I use it.
1557579
I also won't purchase now knowing that it can't be mounted. The default stand will get in the way of my keyboard / desktop-working-space. When a new version is made that can be mounted, please let us know.
1549641
I'm just an end-user here, but... It looks exactly like the picture shows. The keyboard is integrated into the iPad cover/case. You can remove the keyboard from the cover, but I never do. The nice thing about this iPad case/cover is that you can rotate the iPad for either portrait or landscape mode. The bad thing is that in portrait mode, the iPad tends to flop backwards more often that the previous version of the VersaVu. But, this is the only keyboard and case unit that does the rotate thing, as far as I know.
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Yes, that is what I have. Just know, this is heavier than just a cover or sleeve, the keyboard does add weight to the overall package. I type a lot because I travel, this Logitech unit has worked very well for me.
1842855
It doesn't seem to be at a bad angle for viewing. I'm not sure how far it is, but I don't notice a glare or have difficulty viewing the screen or using the on-screen keyboard.
1862648
I believe they do but it's thicker. My husband ended up getting the Belkin for his ipad 2 and has been pleased. I've had two Logitech cases for my iPad Air and neither lasted more than a couple of months. One had the plastic corner break and the other one had the keyboard completely quite working. I now have a Belkin and love it.
1109920
No you can't adjust the angle of the screen. This is the only thing about this keyboard that is a detraction. The keys work well and are comfortable to use.
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The angle that is used for the keyboard is perfect. It's just like when I'm using a laptop. It's not too far back or close up.The angle is probably 180° obtuse. I hope I answered your question.
1367327
Those "USB-looking" slots pictured on the side are actually on both sides of this stand and are only decorative, and, if you look at the photo with the keyboard in it, it shows right through them. The USB ports and fan USB are all in the back, rather inconveniently placed.
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Yes. The sides are the same with the exception that one side holds the keyboard. I just put the keyboard side on the right where it works better for my office.