Can the case fold flat backwards over the keyba
763767
That's actually the main reason I went with the Kensington. Zagg would not fold back flat.
1554775
Yes. I fold the front back flat against the backside of the cover when I am using my iPad.
1668598
I don't think so, though there is a lot of adjustment possible. I'm not using this piece of gear at the moment - it was great for two large keyboards with one atop the other. I'm using a little 25 key keyboard these days.
1574111
Yes, but you might want to remove the keyboard or just make sure it's turned off as to not accidentally type while holding. But the front of the case can be folded back like any other.
135266
Yes, it folds back, but I would not advise using it in that manner as the keyboard keys would be exposed and it would not be very comfortable to hold. In your case I would simply remove the iPad from the case completely, which is very easy to do with this model, unlike the prior version I owned. I take it our of the case when I am using the iPad as a reader.
887632
You can. The one photo within the item listing showed the ipad on top of the keyboard. It doesn't sit flat flat due to the hinge mechanism. However it has been designed to not sit directly on the keys because of raised rubber stoppers. I feel like it works very well even of you're holding it more like a book. Hope this helps.
1647331
Yes. I cover the piano with a soft nylon 88-key keyboard cover; I use magnetic tape to hold the keys in place by pulling a strip of tape across the front of the white keys where they meet the casing of the keyboard (holding the keys in place for travel); I place the music stand on top, with the music "holder" part on top of the keys, facing down. I travel all over the world (I work for Disney and fly the planet) and this case has worn well. The only issue: TSA, customs and the airlines treat hard cases with disdain. I have had to repair the wheels on the bottom of the case using gaffers tape and whatever else I can use. Good luck!
1275257
Yes. It works well. My only issue is that you have remove the keyboard now to lay flat if you want to write with the stylus. I used to be able to fold it under. But still fine.
1489333
Yes, but the back is open--really meant for a keyboard. I added a couple of plastic divider-type boxes, and they hold pencils, etc nicely. One of these days I'll get around to taping the back with duck tape.
1099506
No, you can lay it flat on top of the keyboard but then you'll be pressing against the keys.
1762432
No, unless the case itself gets bent. But it's metal so it can be bent back
2123326
You can fold the ipad over the keyboard. It does put the ipad kind of in a slightly awkward position but its not bad.
1997921
I'm assuming that this is virtually the same as the one for the original iPad mini. If so, then yes, it does fold around so that the keyboard part is directly behind the iPad. If you do this, you may find that you want to turn off the keyboard, as that will put the keys where your fingers will be holding the cover, and you will unintentionally type. Or you could just remove the keyboard while holding the iPad this way.
1953804
no, keyboard is attached-- however you can fold front flap in and lay tablet down over keyboard if you want it flat and still workable
552625
Yes, when you fold it over it locks the keyboard and extends the rubber feet.
2199131
Yes- you can fold it flat like a notepad You can also stand it up - which is how I use it when I am doing something but also need to read off my ipad. I love it and I have tried several cases.
683509
Yes, the case folds back and can be flat, as well as, utilizing the leather strips to allow it to lean upright. I love this case. It is well made and is not as bulky as some of the other cases out there.