Would it hold an iPad without sliding it?
779929
Definitely. You might put a piece of masking tape on the ledge just to assure it wouldn't slip
779930
Yes. It can be tilted to a horizontal position so that it would not slide any thing.
340075
It can, it comes with rubber spacers you can put behind the iPad to help it sit snug. There is the possibility that the iPad will move side to side(not by a lot) but it will work
2113698
Not really. The sensor display is at a slant, and lacks a secure place for an ipad.
1299858
I would assume so. It holds my 10 inch tablet. It doesn't come out unless you hold the cushion by a corner. It has slots made into the pillow that you stick the corners of your tablet or iPad in. Seems secure to me.
765729
Not officially. The area where you would place the keyboard is made out of a velvet material with 2 trenches to place the iPad for different viewing angles. Unless the keyboard has its own securing mechanism, I don't think the case can securely store the keyboard without the possibility of slipping out.
640528
I don't think it will. I suppose it depends one the way the cover attaches. This device clips on all four edges of the iPad so anything that blocks ones of the edges must be removed. In my experience,it holds the iPad very securely. You do have to be careful taking the iPad out of the clip.
1596526
It might but to be honest I returned mine because my iPad Air was too heavy for it. The product is not worth it
288269
I purchased this for an ipad. It is like a book holder, so I think it would be ok.
820878
Yes. The only down side was that there isn't a band or anything to hold it closed so if it fell, it could possibly fall face down on the ipad.
146474
No, if you look carefully, it won't. The iPad 3 slides in fine, but the bottom corners don't actually snap all the way around it (and it's a bitch to get out, because it is toooo snug a fit). If you r traveling, this could be a problem, having the iPad loose at one end. If you will never put it in a backpack or drag it around, it might be fine for you. The iPad certainly isn't going to fall out completely in transit. It just may not sit as solidly in the case as you would like for heavy use.
152577
I can't say for sure, but I suspect the lip on the bottom of the stand that holds the iPad is not thick enough to securely hold the case even if you remove the little non-slip insert. Without the insert, there is only about 1/2 inch maximum width at the edge of the bottom curve and less toward the bottom. You might get the case in, but it may not be very stable.
809548
I don't have one to try it but I think it might not because the edges of the ipad will be covered so I doubt the magnet on the cover will be strong enough to attach to the ipad
1258673
I believe so.... I don't have an ipad but it's base can hold a regular Ipad or tablet. It is pretty strong and folds up easliy. Very stable.
1389824
I doubt it, although I can't be sure. It holds my first generation IPad. It weighs a good bit.
1443586
I don't think I'd trust it with that. It's sturdy enough for an iPad or some papers and such but since it's only 'attached' at one end, too much weight towards the opposite side would not be steady at all. Good luck.
603597
It might work. The supposed "holder" bar is useless, so it won't hold anything, but you might be able to prop an ipad up and hold it with one hand. I don't have it any more; it was so small that it was worthless for books. I threw it away.
1042129
It could but it becomes top heavy and can flip the keyboard. Also, the iPad isn't anchored well. You could do it but carefully.