I see this ? is asked below but, don't understand the answer. How does the iPad attach to the case. Is it easy to detach when u just want to hold?
770632
The inner liner is a thin rubber-like sheet that the IPad Mini sits on top of; the edge of this sheet curls up around the edge of the device to form something like a gasket. The resulting assembly is then fitted into a hard shell that lines the inside of the outer case. You gently press in the gasket-like edge into this hard shell. It's pretty easy but I'd rather just keep the device in the case.
770633
I would keep the case cover on / it folds back and then u can also fold the snap - latch back and have enough room to put hand thur for holding a book ect .. / but this case is a 3 part system ( outside back Brazilian leather you put I pad mini in a rubber silicon that protects all the edges then u put this inside a temp plate that made of a hard plastic material - this is the inside side of the Brazilian cover but has the ability to turn to widescreen format and set up movies etc. - but if u want to detach it and just hold the silicone it is pretty easy !!! Hope this help,
770634
Ipad fits into a rubbery case which fits over the edges. This then fits snugly into the harder plastic section that is connected to padded case. It is very easy to take out of the harder shell, may take some prying initially, and you will still have a protection for the ipad edges.
770635
It kind of slides in under the leather frame. It wouldn't be difficult to get it out but it wouldn't be super easy either. It's meant to stay in the case, and, since it provides protection, I can't imagine why you would need to remove it.
183305
I don't really know. I haven't dropped it in the case. The iPad just clicks into this case so if you drop it, there's a possibility the iPad might pop out the case. Hope this helps.
2192480
I had the same question, after inserting my new iPad into the cover. I called Kensington, and they told me this: open the cover, and at the position of the built-in stylus holder there is a "cut-away" area of the tray holding the iPad. You can lift it out from this position quite easily. The iPad is held into the tray quite firmly, but will come out easily with this method.
801014
Not exactly sure what you mean. The iPad is enclosed in the case (like my iPhone is in an Otterbox- it is not meant to be removed regularly), then this whole case connects to the keyboard via the metal strip.
453475
The cover hangs free; perhaps slightly awkward, however, I have no problem with that. My primary use of my iPad is not taking pictures; you can always remove the case in a heartbeat!
1384259
There is a long, thin magnet on one side, the other side can open, like a book. It also depends which side of the iPad you put against the magnet. One side has the volume control which does not allow the magnet to attach fully. The other side of the iPad is "clean" and the magnet attaches quite strongly. But it is a magnet, not a hinge, (actually, it's a "hinged magnet") so the two sides can separate. I have never had a problem with that happening by accident, tho.
1929780
I struggled with this at first as well but it's actually simple. The back, solid portion just snaps on the back of your iPad and the soft, bendy cover with the metal bar/ magnet pops onto the left side first. If you notice there is a small 'hooked' part on the left side of the plastic back. Slide that between the magnet bar & flexible cover then pop your iPad in. It all stays together really well. Hope this helps
1780108
The easiest way to remove the iPad is by grabbing in opposite ends in the corners and twist like you would twist an ice cube tray, that's the I found to be the easiest one. Ps: don't twist to hard the case and don't hold the iPad and don't twist the iPad or you will might end up cracking up the screen.
1423797
Its secure. there is a spring loaded tab that holds it in. you would have to bang it real hard to get it to fall out. If the airplane or train lurches that hard, your iPad is the least of your problems.
1203409
As you have found, the case holds the iPad tightly. I find that if I begin at a corner on the left (portrait orientation) and push down on the case, then work down towards the bottom, it will come loose. Once you get a side off, the rest is easy. Hope this helps.
1671007
It comes off, u just have to snap it back out of the case the same way u put it in. Its just a little more difficult than i would have liked. It does keep your iPad in there securely though if that's what u want.
699684
The strap attaches like buckling a belt. You can remove the strap but you will still have the buckles on each end of the case. I just slide the strap through the triangular space created when the iPad is propped up for use. It is a little cumbersome, but not too bad.
1645515
The internal case does not detach from the external case. Although there are many times, I wish it did, it is very easy to slip out and put back in the case. Having a detachable internal case, would be a great enhancement to their next model.
701021
Ditto Frank's comment. We had to remove the cover from the ipad, but the keyboard is great. Just be careful, it does not hold it tight, and if you try to pick it up by the keyboard, disaster could ensue.
1374601
There is a small flap that tucks in behind the iPad to hold it in the case. Mine has never fallen out. You could put a small piece of Velcro on the flap to keep it more secure.
178301
No....it's has a nice texture that's easy to hold. The IPad also stays put in the case. I love it!
1374755
Four "fingers" grip the edges of the ipad in place and a built in spring mechanism provides enough tension to hold it securely. The other pieces visible in the not-so-great photo are for releasing the "fingers" by operating the spring mechanism. it sounds more complicated than it is. I use it in a P28A Archer III with my full-size ipad in the Apple-issue case.