Has anyone experience problems with having the keyboard exposed in the back while it's in tablet mode?
1116772
It's not really an issue, the keys are a bit recessed and are deactivated when in tablet mode. Lenovo's case is designed to protect the kb in this situation as well if you are worried about it.
499427
no because the frame that holds the tab 4 won't allow it to touch the keyboard
31621
The back of the iPad is not protected. The keyboard snaps on top of the iPad, and the back of the iPad is exposed underneath.I have not had any problem with it being that way.
864499
I've never had a problem. The keyboard fits right inside the case perfectly. And for the price it's perfect.
422478
The keyboard will rub against the screen if not aligned when closing. I used a screen protector and it already scratched up. The keyboard has to be turned off before closing or else the keys are pressed against the case/screen and it will turn on the display.
689686
Yes I remove the keyboard all the time and flip the cover backwards so I can hold the tablet in my hand. This is the position that works best for drawing for me.
2054306
Yes you can go tablet mode! The screen will completely fold over and the keyboard becomes inactive in tablet mode.
411686
No, the keyboard snaps into place as a cover, but does not snap onto the back of the tablet.
1257370
I bought a cover from Dell that allows you to attach the keyboard. It is two piece, I just don't use the piece for the front. The cover for the back of the tablet works great.
1403127
I do not think that it is a problem with the keyboard but with your tablet. I would think that if you completely log out and come back on that it will be resolved. Good luck!
1097785
Yes. It's nice, though a little odd to feel the keyboard underneath--I bought a slip cover to make it feel less odd. I really like it, but when I first got it, the keyboard sometimes wouldn't turn off, and I had to turn it back to normal mode, and then switch back to tablet version and it would switch off as advertised. Overall, I really like this though, and that problem is gone now.
941207
I haven't had any problems with that. The thickness of the cover into which the ipad slides is sufficient to keep the screen and the keyboard from coming in contact with each other.I have been thrilled with this case since the day it arrived. It protects my ipad. I also find it a great way to travel. I fly about half the year and use my ipad on the planes.
1440862
Sort of. As the other answers note, while the tablet is installed in the cover, portrait mode isn't an option. But I just uploaded a photo showing a tablet resting on mine in portrait mode. It just isn't snapped in. You need to settle for using the cover to prop the unit up like an easel. The keyboard itself should still be functional as it works via Bluetooth.
1866657
It happens a bit. The keyboard is sensitive. But I get the same issue with cell phone keyboards as well.
461984
Yes in the keyboard magnets are facing away from tablet. Usually store separately. Haven't had any interference as of yet
721628
There is a very good question. The keyboard/cover had many bad reviews. It warps. I did not purchase the keyboard/cover with the tablet.
301815
Me too. Sometimes giving the offending key a quick jab works, sometimes GENTLY flexing the keyboard, sometimes flipping the on/off switch... but sometimes nothing works and then I just have to force my tablet off and on again :( Sorry. I hope someone else (like the manufacturer!) has a real answer.