Does it block your vision when driving (I would be using the iPad Air)
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This does not work for the iPad Air. I just received mine and the iPad Air width is too small and the arm that comes down does not secure the top
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iPad air might be too then. But then again it will lock in from the top and bottom. Pending on how you mount the device it will block your view. But it's great. I use it on my iPad 4 from work every day. No issues.
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No I put the mount on top of the dash just right of center. Extend the arm out and down, so when I put my ipad 2 in it, it sits just below of the dash. Hope that helps.Dave
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Depends on where you mount it. What kind of car are you putting it in, maybe someone on here can help with your specific model
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The question is not clear. I believe the air fits fine. I have an ipad2. If you are thinking to using it on the front dash... It will fit, though my opinion, kind of big.
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No I put the mount on top of the dash just right of center. Extend the arm out and down, so when I put my ipad 2 in it, it sits just below of the dash. Hope that helps. Dave
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No, not at all. I have the big ipad and it doesnt block vision. The iOttie is still going strong too
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It does in my 2008 Jeep Commander which already has a small vertical type windshield. so i dont use it all the time, but long high trips, its pretty cool how sturdy it is & well built. If u run a head phone jack like me, you know have a computer in the car to look at weather, play music (Pandota, utube, iTunes, etc.) I would recommend to a friend FOR sure. Its a nice LUXURY for trips over 50 minutes.
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No, it doesn't. I mounted it on my windshield and still you could adjust it low enough to not bother my vision. My wife also drove with it mounted and she is much shorter and still didn't seem to bother her.
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No, it will not block your vision as long as you position the the iOttie Easy Smart in your vehicle correctly. I have the Apple iPad Air also and because it is smaller than the previous iPads, I had to put my iPad Air in a case so it will fit properly. Wow, the suction is remarkably strong. I used this in a Chrysler Town in Country Van and placed it over the glove box and positioned it down so that it would not be in my view while driving. I also used it in a rent a car on vacation and it worked very well. I hope that iOttie would eventually manufacture a device that will fit the Apple iPad Air. I hope this was helpful for you. No, it will not block your vision as long as you position the the iOttie Easy Smart in your vehicle correctly. I have the Apple iPad Air also and because it is smaller than the previous iPads, I had to put my iPad Air in a case so it will fit properly. Wow, the suction is remarkably strong. I used this in a Chrysler Town in Country Van and placed it over the glove box and positioned it down so that it would not be in my view while driving. I also used it in a rent a car on vacation and it worked very well. I hope that iOttie would eventually manufacture a device that will fit the Apple iPad... » Read More No, it will not block your vision as long as you position the the iOttie Easy Smart in your vehicle correctly. I have the Apple iPad Air also and because it is smaller than the previous iPads, I had to put my iPad Air in a case so it will fit properly. Wow, the suction is remarkably strong. I used this in a Chrysler Town in Country Van and placed it over the glove box and positioned it down so that it would not be in my view while driving. I also used it in a rent a car on vacation and it worked very well. I hope that iOttie would eventually manufacture a device that will fit the Apple iPad Air. I hope this was helpful for you. « Show Less
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I'm sorry, I don't know the answer to this for sure. It is a pretty big car seat so it may block the driver's blind spot but I can't say for sure. I have only used this in the forward facing position.
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Yes it blocks the camera and the iPad volume up button is always on as the case volume up button presses on it.
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I didn't get the anti glare from them...I got the hd clear one... I personally would not use anti glare on the iPad air since it will reduce the screen quality as you look at it... same thing goes for the black screen protector... both look good but reduce resolution
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Works great! I use it on my iPad air (retina display) all the time. The "retina display" is under a glass layer so no need to worry about damage.
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The lid is not large (2 1/2 circ) and when open will "lock" in open position so the lid does not flip back on you. My husband has used his driving and does not find it blocks your view and he is particular about that kind of stuff.
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Hi Alexander, Once I got used to putting it the right way round (i.e. with the lens facing away from you) it was quite easy. Sometimes putting it on the car windscreen was difficult as the window is at a very shallow angle and the iPad was pointing at the sky. What problems exactly are you having with it. Alan J
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Yes, technically speaking it adds the haze, but I decided to use it for a while and found that it really doesn't make any difference in clarity once you adjust to it. I use my iPad just as I did before adding the iVisor with no problem. For me, any limitations from the haze effect are more than offset by the non-glare benefit and the lack of smudging from fingerprints, etc.
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It DOES NOT work in both positions. It only blocks view from the left & rights sides when the phone is in the up/down vertical position. When you turn the phone on its side in the horizontal position (like watching a video), it does not block the view from the sides of you. You can see a 3M diagram of the louver technology at the following link: www.opticalfiltersusa.com/images/pages/privacy-filters/image006.jpg
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Evelyn Belinda Willis, thanks for your question. For the iPad 2/3/4 we do not have a RetinaShield screen protector to protect from blue light. So, no this screen protector does not block the blue light. Best, Tech Armor Support
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I never have Air View on, and I enjoy using this stylus. I have not personally turned Air View on while using a stylus.
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From the way I see it, YES you can while driving! Just be careful not to be making adjustments while doing so! It happened to me when I on accident hit the camera app and it was in the viewing mode. I could see what the lens had in view! Just make sure you clamp the sides firmly/secure! Try it and see if works for you? Have fun and be safe!
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Somewhat it does block camera actions for Iphone 4/4s users. I noticed that if I take a picture of anything without the flash the case is not a problem and does not block out anything, but when I have my camera with flash mode it does block out around the corners of the picture and makes the picture seem blurry or as though I have edited the picture with some kind of glassy/glossy look. Either way in the end, the camera does not block out camera features but just make sure to remove the case when taking a photo with flash is needed. Any more questions please ask :)
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I really don't understand the statement "do not drive while looking through sun shield." That is what I bought it for, and that is what I use it for!! It helps tremendously when the sun is low and right in my face. I have macular degeneration (in one eye) and need all the help I can get!
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This is not recommended for night driving although it would work. The chance of cutting out something you need to see is rather great, it would seem to me. I use night vision sunglasses to cut down on glare and they work much better. Either the yellow or the light brown work well. GMM
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No, it covers the windshield, windows, view of side mirrors, view from rear mirror, etc. The tow hitch is accessible with this cover on, but you can't drive or tow with this cover on.
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I can say it is terrible with my Ipad. I drive a truck so there is some vibration but it will not make a 30 minute trip without having to adjust it. I'd try something else. Hope this helps.