Although this product is labeled iPad2, I don't see it in the choices offered: Only iPadNextGen or iPad Air. Will this keyboard accommodate my iPad2?
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There is a difference when ordering for the iPad 2,3,4 vs the iPad air or iPad Mini. You need to look for it specifically on the amazon website. This case was purchased for my iPad 2 - I also purchased one for my iPad air but from a different link - it was preordered. Great case and functionality. Hope this helps.
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I am not sure. I returned mine because after a little bit of use, I did not like it. I would say to get a nice regular case for your iPad and buy a Logitech keyboard that is made specifically for your iPad. I love mine.
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Yes. This if for the iPad Air 1. If you are looking for Air 2 they are called Logitech Type+ (Plus) Keyboard Folio I've seen them I. Green, Black, Blue and I belive Red.
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This is for a full size iPad. My iPad is not an Air, it is a few year old. The iPad snaps into place and then it folds over onto the keyboard.
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I just placed an order for this keyboard, however I didn't check to see if it was compatible with the iPad 1. Is it?
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Eric, I don't know about the ipad air but I had great difficult getting it to accept my ipad2. The plastic clips that hold the ipad snap into place and if you insert the wrong clips they break when trying to remove them. This made me very unhappy with the product although once assembled properly it works well. The instructions that came with it are very vague. Good luck
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I'm sorry it took some time for me to answer, but I wanted to make sure I gave the right one. I bought this for my daughter for her iPad, so I needed to ask her first. She told me that this Keyboard and Case works on both the iPad 3 and iPad 4 series. I hope this helped.
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I have an iPad Air 2 and it fits great. I have the BrydgeAir keyboard with it as well. It will also fit with the Logitech Ultrathin keyboard.
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Sorry I lose track of the generations, but if you're asking if it is compatible with the iPad Air for example, then no, because the tablet doesn't fit snugly in the holder, it is smaller and thinner. The keyboard itself would work, but the tablet would slide around in the holder, negating its value. For the Air, you need to find a case specifically for its size. I found a number of them available in different price ranges from about $50 to $150 depending on the features and ruggedness of the case.
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I do not recommend the keyboard for the ipad air. The workman ship failed before delivery, it came with two keys which fell off in transport (fit back into place) and with in two weeks more had broken off and made it unusable.
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I'm not sure about this. I originally bought the Belkin for the keypad, but exchanged it for the Kensington Portfolio with bluetooth. I like it because the keyboard is magnetized and can be easily removed if you want to use it elsewhere or not travelwith it at all. The Kensington Pro keyboard touch for iPad2 is very nice and responds well I don't know about difference in sizing between your iPad and my iPad 2. I'd suggest you look at the Kensington KeyFolio Pro 2 Removable Keyboard, Case and Stand For iPad 4 with Retina Display, New iPad (3rd Gen) and iPad 2 (K39512US) on Amazon. Good luck!
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I suggest you go to the Anker website and see if there has been any other Product development for the Air 2, I know my Air keyboard was designed Specifically for it, I don't have any research to share with you concerning theKeyboard compatibility. Writing to Anker support may be another solution to obtain the info needed, take careAl K
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I don't believe it can be used for the iPad 2. This one is for the iPad Air which is much slimmer than the iPad 2.
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I have an iPad 2, but if you check to see if both keyboards are the same, it should work. I got one for my iPad but returned it because it did not suit my touch typing and speed. If you don't type very fast or are a two finger typist, it might be a slight improvement over the keyboard that is on the iPad screen.
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It's a regular key board and I don't think it will fit the iPad 2. The iPad Air is smaller.
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Hi StudioNiza,I'm actually not really sure. If the dimensions of both iPad 2 and 3 are the same, then you should have no problems fitting it into the slots. And Bluetooth is already available on iPad 2, so that wouldn't be a problem. It's a great product. I absolutely love it and I love taking it to work with me. I can study and write my notes very easily with this. Just a tip. If you do decide to buy it, when you get it, instead of closing your iPad over the keyboard as instructed, fold the upper flap over the iPad screen first and then close it over the keyboard. It will keep your iPad asleep and no chance of scratches or anything.Hope this helps! Sincerely,Sahar Hi StudioNiza,I'm actually not really sure. If the dimensions of both iPad 2 and 3 are the same, then you should have no problems fitting it into the slots. And Bluetooth is already available on iPad 2, so that wouldn't be a problem. It's a great product. I absolutely love it and I love taking it to work with me. I can study and write my notes very easily with this. Just a tip. If you do decide to buy it, when you get it, instead of closing your iPad over the keyboard as instructed, fold the upper flap over the iPad screen first and then close it over the keyboard. It will... » Read More Hi StudioNiza,I'm actually not really sure. If the dimensions of both iPad 2 and 3 are the same, then you should have no problems fitting it into the slots. And Bluetooth is already available on iPad 2, so that wouldn't be a problem. It's a great product. I absolutely love it and I love taking it to work with me. I can study and write my notes very easily with this. Just a tip. If you do decide to buy it, when you get it, instead of closing your iPad over the keyboard as instructed, fold the upper flap over the iPad screen first and then close it over the keyboard. It will keep your iPad asleep and no chance of scratches or anything.Hope this helps! Sincerely,Sahar « Show Less
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I use the keyboard without the "case" part with the iPad Air 1. So I cannot say that it will fit the slimmer iPad 2. There is no reason that the Bluetooth link will not work with the iPad Air 2. Your concern should only be about the mechanical fit with the model 2.