If my MBP is on the stand, can I easily pull it out easily with one hand so the stand doesn't "stick"? Or do I need both hands to pull it out?
613951
You need both hands in less you were to mount it correctly to a table if it was firmly attached to the table then you could pull it out, otherwise you need to use one hand to hold it while you pull the laptop out
613952
My MBP comes out with one hand. The plastic lining-sleeve on my bookarc has a good grip (MBP doesn't slide around when docked) and it doesn't stick to the MBP when I remove it.Keep in mind, it won't fit properly in bookarc if you have hardcase on MBP
613953
The stand and the rubber spacers are designed to "stick" to the MacBook. You are free to leave some space between the stand and computer, but then you lose some stability. It's your choice. When the stand and computer do not perfectly match, you can remove the computer with one hand.
1200274
Ease the corners off the iPad..... Usually when the top 2 are off, the stand will come off.
1247048
I have never used that one. I love mine for how sturdy it is. Makes my mini very secure. Same company so that's a good sign and looks like you don't have to take that one out of the case to use the stand features. I just don't like the clip sticking out of the back of yours. Don't think it would lay flat on a table in my opinion.
748393
The stand is integral to the keyboard and cannot be detached. It can be folded under the keyboard to get it out of the way, however.
407131
Yes you can. You can attach or detach the stand easily. To detach the stand you press release button (in the rear) and pull down the stand.
194576
As long as you can lift one corner off, just run your finger slowly between the cover and the laptop and it will pop off, you will think you're going to break it but I have done it many times and never broken it, the key is patience because you want a nice tight fit to keep the dust out...good luck and go slowly, maybe find some one with petite fingers to get it started ?
1167811
I pull the bottom half of the case off first, then pinch the home button at the bottom with my thumb and forefinger on the back middle to pull the rest of the case off with my other hand. It is hard the first few times, but starts to slide off smoother and easier after that. Mine slips right on and off easy now.
1806747
Yes, you can. When the lap top is in use(open position) the apple icon is lit up. The case is a black, however it is see through. I hope this helps.
881094
Sort of. When I put the power supply for my 15" MacBook Pro under the stand, it will slide in part of the way. It may work for you but I don't think it will be a clean look. I ordered a second power supply and mounted it under my desk with velcro. Hope this helps.
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it is true if you dont clean the case regularly. if u dont clean the case then the dirt could scratch the mbp
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To be honest its a little tricky to get off at first. But once you figure out how to do it I start at the top left where the power button is and pull it off clockwise. Then for the Inner case pull from the bottom and push forward. After you do it a couple times its pretty easy.
631485
I can lift it with one hand. It's a just a lap desk. Positioning is super easy and quick. I open it and put my computer on it and it's ready to go - highly recommend it if you're thinking about it.
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Not really. It is held by magnets - given the weight of the keyboard, they don't hold it like they hold the soft Apple cover.
926007
Very Easily! just use a flat heads screw driver place at the bottom of the stand where the indentation meets the stand and just pop it up OR even Easier than that, really you just need to insert your thumb nail dig underneath the middle part of the stand at the bottom and it should pop right up. Once you got it the first time, you'll find out its easier than you thought for the next time.
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yeah it fits perfectly, the ONLY issue i'm having is if i'm typing a lot, sometimes when i hit the right side delete key with my pinky (or any of the keys surrounding the delete key) it kind of comes up a little bit with my finger (I'm thinking now that might be a combination of both my pinky grabbing it and catching it and also maybe any clamminess from my hand.) I type traditionally and always have, but its easy for me to lift my right hand up from the home keys and hit the delete key with my middle or big finger and the problem doesn't happen. but other than that corner dragging issue it fits my macbook air 13.3 2014 perfectly yeah it fits perfectly, the ONLY issue i'm having is if i'm typing a lot, sometimes when i hit the right side delete key with my pinky (or any of the keys surrounding the delete key) it kind of comes up a little bit with my finger (I'm thinking now that might be a combination of both my pinky grabbing it and catching it and also maybe any clamminess from my hand.) I type traditionally and always have, but its easy for me to lift my right hand up from the home keys and hit the delete key with my middle or big finger and the problem doesn't happen. but other than that corner dragging issue it... » Read More yeah it fits perfectly, the ONLY issue i'm having is if i'm typing a lot, sometimes when i hit the right side delete key with my pinky (or any of the keys surrounding the delete key) it kind of comes up a little bit with my finger (I'm thinking now that might be a combination of both my pinky grabbing it and catching it and also maybe any clamminess from my hand.) I type traditionally and always have, but its easy for me to lift my right hand up from the home keys and hit the delete key with my middle or big finger and the problem doesn't happen. but other than that corner dragging issue it fits my macbook air 13.3 2014 perfectly « Show Less
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Will probably need to remove it. The stand is very compact. I really love mine because I can leave it on charge or unplug and just let it sit till I'm ready for it.
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Unless you tip it or knock it backwards, it should be all right. Because of the lip in the front and the pads at the perimeter, it is pretty secure and the lap top does not move. I use a 15" Mac Book Pro on the stand and I have no problems.