When the iPad is attached to the keyboard in portrait mode, does it stand up securely without tipping backwards?
759931
The tablet is perfectly supported in portrait or landscape modes. Great product!
424972
I have had no problems with this at all. I have an iBUYPOWER standard red/black keyboard, and I've had no problems with sliding around. If I set the stands down on the back of the keyboard, it slides more, but it does not slide unusually. It is not a "sticky" material, but it has enough friction to keep everything on the mat, and off of the floor.
1365870
Yes, the keyboard holds the tablet in the portrait mode and works like normal.
453664
It is held in place with a pretty strong magnet. Very easily detached if you don't want the keyboard on anymore. I haven't experienced any movement when keyboard is in place. And there is a strap to keep the case closed that further prevents the keyboard moving
998966
No it does not have a magnetic connection anywhere thus it does not "lock" into the keyboard. If tilted back too far the iPad will fall backward but don't worry, iPad will not fall out of case. It is very snug/tight fit. Let me know if you have further questions.
1733742
It depends on if you put the keyboard on the device or not. I have mine down low when I am sitting at the proper height for me, and then when I stand, I move the keyboard to the platform that raises up.
964635
Yes it does. When rotating your IPad from horizontal to vertical, just be sure you rotate it back so the Home button is on your right.
1643706
It does wobble. There is a slight crown to the back surface. I notice it when I type on it when it is lying on my desk. The one that I had on my 4 did not wobble. It is still worth the purchase!
98091
As long as the keyboard is flat or angled back, the keyboard's magnetic slot will hold the Ipad mini securely. If you lean it forward ( towards you ) the Ipad Mini will just fall forward onto the keyboard. This has happened with my son a few times but now he understands to just keep it flat or angled backwards to hold it. The reason for this behavior is the slot is designed to provide more support in the common angle of the tablet while making it easy for ingress of the tablet into the slot. So if u are lying in bed and the keyboard is angled toward you, the tablet will fall toward you. If it is flat or angled back, it is very stable. As long as the keyboard is flat or angled back, the keyboard's magnetic slot will hold the Ipad mini securely. If you lean it forward ( towards you ) the Ipad Mini will just fall forward onto the keyboard. This has happened with my son a few times but now he understands to just keep it flat or angled backwards to hold it. The reason for this behavior is the slot is designed to provide more support in the common angle of the tablet while making it easy for ingress of the tablet into the slot. So if u are lying in bed and the keyboard is angled toward you, the tablet will fall toward you. If... » Read More As long as the keyboard is flat or angled back, the keyboard's magnetic slot will hold the Ipad mini securely. If you lean it forward ( towards you ) the Ipad Mini will just fall forward onto the keyboard. This has happened with my son a few times but now he understands to just keep it flat or angled backwards to hold it. The reason for this behavior is the slot is designed to provide more support in the common angle of the tablet while making it easy for ingress of the tablet into the slot. So if u are lying in bed and the keyboard is angled toward you, the tablet will fall toward you. If it is flat or angled back, it is very stable. « Show Less
295350
Hi BekahThanks for reading my review. The case is flexible enough to fold back so you can hold it in portrait orientation. Since the keyboard has an on/off switch and is easily removable you don have to worry about accidental key presses. I hope this answers your question. Thank you.Mark
1658999
The keyboard is retained by magnets into the "flap" of the case. I just opened the case and the and allowed it to dangle free and the Keyboard remained in place. However I use the keyboard removed from the case totally. So no, on mine at least it will not fall off and yes it detaches without removal of the entire case. Its a good system.
573456
The stand is very stable. I mostly use it to turn my Ipad into a music stand while playing guitar, but I don't have any issues typing while on the stand or going back and forth between tabs.
2166435
No, it just has a strip of rubber along the bottom to prevent the tablet from sliding around. The stand has adjustable angles so it doesn't fall over when setup accordingly.
830635
i found that it continued to remain very secure. i have not noticed any wear on the keyboard by removing the ipad repeatedly.
178303
N, the ipad is well locked into place. Additionally the outside of the case is textured so it is not slippery. There are three options for making the ipad stand up at different angles. Sometimes I find it slips out of the first one, but that is no big deal as it doesn't damage anything and you can use the other two anyway.
1163812
The iPad balances, essentially, from the arching back-fold of the case, while being wedged between the keyboard. You may also fold over the outside flap to keep it up. There are no devices that keep it up such as magnets or Velcro straps. (But the keyboard is held with magnets, as the iPad is bound with Velcro.)
1042131
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.