Can I use my iPad in landscape mode with this? I assume it won't charge it when in that mode, but will it hold it?
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No it won't hold an iPad in landscape mode on these speakers. How the iPad can be put on the speakers is determined by Apple by where they put the connector. On the iPad the connector is put on the short side, so in order to connect to the speakers and have it be held in place it has to be in portrait mode.
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Yes it can. I mounted mine to the light weight Sunpak 8001 UT tripod and I use it right by my bed all the time. It has made using the IPod a dream. I constantly go between landscape mode and portrait. Most of the time I find myself using landscape because it's easy since the tripod is holding it up for me. With this tripod it is totally flexible as to the mode you use as well as the height and angle of view. I found me a THANG when I mated these two items and I really enjoy my Ipad in bed now. The Nootle is attached via a threaded bolt and you just turn it to get the Ipad in the mode you want. You can rotate it round and round until it is "tight" if you want to. It's just up to you. Yes it can. I mounted mine to the light weight Sunpak 8001 UT tripod and I use it right by my bed all the time. It has made using the IPod a dream. I constantly go between landscape mode and portrait. Most of the time I find myself using landscape because it's easy since the tripod is holding it up for me. With this tripod it is totally flexible as to the mode you use as well as the height and angle of view. I found me a THANG when I mated these two items and I really enjoy my Ipad in bed now. The Nootle is attached via a threaded bolt and you just turn it to get the Ipad in the mode... » Read More Yes it can. I mounted mine to the light weight Sunpak 8001 UT tripod and I use it right by my bed all the time. It has made using the IPod a dream. I constantly go between landscape mode and portrait. Most of the time I find myself using landscape because it's easy since the tripod is holding it up for me. With this tripod it is totally flexible as to the mode you use as well as the height and angle of view. I found me a THANG when I mated these two items and I really enjoy my Ipad in bed now. The Nootle is attached via a threaded bolt and you just turn it to get the Ipad in the mode you want. You can rotate it round and round until it is "tight" if you want to. It's just up to you. « Show Less
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It should. We have a previous generation iPad and it fits very snugly. In fact in landscape mode you need to insert it so the power button remains outside the sleeve. Otherwise it's almost jammed. Overall though this is a wonderful and versatile holder for the iPad.
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Only used it in landscape mode, but with the top clip to hold the phone in I am pretty sure you can use it in portrait mode. I used it with very thin case and it held phone secure.
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I think so. It will have to be in the landscape position. My iPad works in either position.
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Yes I just turn the iPad around nd have the home bottom on top while charging Best little holder I ever bought. Holds my Iphone also
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Yes, you can move the keyboard and use it in either landscape or portrait mode. The keyboard can easily be moved around as it is magnetic.
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Landscape, yes. Portrait way, no. I wish it could but no it doesn't. Still it keeps the iPad very well protected from an abusive toddler.�
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yes it can be charged in the case. i have never attempted to run it out of a charge, but with casual use it will go several days before needing a charge. it has an auto off feature that saves the battery (i.e. the key board disconnects itself from the ipad and turns itself off even though the 'on/off' switch is still in the 'on' position).
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It's not meant to, however, I haven't tried to see if one side is strong enough to hold the iPad. It certainly wouldn't stand portrait in the middle. You'd have to balance it on one side or the other.
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My co-worker has the case you mention. I own this one (but I don't use it, I prefer to use the Apple Smart Cover). I can't say much about the case you mentioned, but I know Steve loves it and uses it in portrait and landscape mode all the time at his desk. The material on his case is much better than the one on this case. More like leather if you ask me. Perhaps I can tell you why I don't use this case. I bought this for the portrait mode, thinking I would use it. But the grooves are not deep enough for the iPad to stand up reliably. Plus I don't often use portrait mode, so it ended up being just a cover lid for me, so I went back to the Smart Case because it was a lighter formfactor. Again, I don't know anything super specific such as weight, fit, hold, or even price. But I would say the other case is a better deal because if you're like Steve you'd be using it instead of letting it collect dust.
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Hi GayleThe stand works well with my iPad 4 in landscape. I've never used it with the iPad air but I don't see why it shouldn't work. I hope this helps
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Bill,Yes, the devicewear supports having the iPad in both the landscape and upright portrait positions... Very solid grooves in the bottom flap to keep the iPad sturdy in both positions... Was one of the major reasons I selected the devicewear... It's a great product, you won't be disappointed... Best regards, Mark
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It depends on which iPad you are using. Mine will work just fine in either landscape or portrait positions. I have a model MD522LL/A.
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It only works horizontally. One side of the mount expands. The easiest way to work it is face that side down, then place the bottom of your Ipad on it and pull down until the top side then fits in. It holds it nice and firm that way.
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The iFit-3BT should be a able to hold the iPad either in portrait or landscape position. Please email support@satechi.com for further assistance. Thank you, Satechi Technical Support
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You are correct that this was designed for the iPad ( and I've used it in both portrait and landscape modes ).One might be able to use it with an iPhone 6 in landscape mode, but I haven't tried it yet.