Can I type and use the number keys if the keyboard is not slid down beyond the edge of the case? It looks like the iPad and top part of the case will nestle into an apparent groove just above the number keys. I don't want a case that requires me to...
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You do not have to move the keyboard at all. I typically do but not necessary. And it will nestle in that groove you see or stand up against the keyboard and it works fine. To me it is a solid case/keyboard combo. I had a belkin for my old iPad and this is better.
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If your case has a pocket you should be able to easily store the keyboard there when you're not using it. And if not, it takes almost no space to sit on the ipad. It's an amazingly compact little device.
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As Kim wrote, the keyboard is not cemented--but magnetized--to the folio cover. Simply slide the keyboard along the cover or remove it from the cover (and use the keyboard on your lap) so that you can adjust the iPad's angle anywhere you like along the cover's interior. The friction between the folio cover's microfiber interior and the edges of the rubberized plastic iPad tray prevent the iPad from falling.
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Kind of. You have to take the iPad and the keyboard apart, lay the iPad face down on the keyboard, then there is the flat metal magnetic bar that flips over the iPad. So one side of the "case" would be the actually iPad itself. I returned mine or I'd take a picture.
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Kaylee,It does not appear to have an effect on either the iPad or case, although I have removed it only a few times. The case/keyboard is not large or heavy enough to require it when not using the keyboard.
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The iPad slides into the opening for it and a strip of fabric folds behind it to keep it in place. It is a little snug, but the iPad fits and stays in place. The keyboard is held in its place by magnets but may also be removed and used in a more freestanding manner, such as on the user's lap, etc.
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Not a problem. It's pretty well centered vs. the "letters (QWERTY)" keyboard, once you account for the numbers-only keyboard on the right. I got used to it right away and had forgotten about it til you asked this question.
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um, im not very good with tech stuff, but when i got the case with the keyboard i turned it on. i clicked the button at the end of the right side of the very top row <...> i have no idea what it is, but i think its the wifi button. idk i always mess with it. the most important part is to go to ipad settings and go to bluetooth. i turn it off and then back on. it should search for devices. and if found it should say bluetooth wireless keyboard. then click connect, and it should tell you to imput some numbers.
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Simply put, I believe so. However, I think this is a design flaw. From what I have determined without opening up the unit the keys are on one board and that board moves within the case. I had the opposite problem. Some of my keys were resting on the case. I pressed my fingers and nudged the "fn" and "down arrow" keys so that the keys lined up properly in the case.
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Hi, HollyActually, I use both my Logitech Keyboard with the magnet top, as well. I sort of snaps in the holder, and I can have double protection without the hassle of removing the Logitech case. I love this iPad case, and it sort of disguises the fact that you have an iPad. The first one they sent me had a zipper that was sort of difficult to get started and the zipper pull came off the first few times I used it. The company was great about it, and sent me a new one quickly (and insisted I not return the initial one they sent, so I didn't even have to take time to ship it back)! The replacement case they sent to me was of good quality, and I have really enjoyed it. I hope this helps you decide. Hi, HollyActually, I use both my Logitech Keyboard with the magnet top, as well. I sort of snaps in the holder, and I can have double protection without the hassle of removing the Logitech case. I love this iPad case, and it sort of disguises the fact that you have an iPad. The first one they sent me had a zipper that was sort of difficult to get started and the zipper pull came off the first few times I used it. The company was great about it, and sent me a new one quickly (and insisted I not return the initial one they sent, so I didn't even have to take time to ship it back)!... » Read More Hi, HollyActually, I use both my Logitech Keyboard with the magnet top, as well. I sort of snaps in the holder, and I can have double protection without the hassle of removing the Logitech case. I love this iPad case, and it sort of disguises the fact that you have an iPad. The first one they sent me had a zipper that was sort of difficult to get started and the zipper pull came off the first few times I used it. The company was great about it, and sent me a new one quickly (and insisted I not return the initial one they sent, so I didn't even have to take time to ship it back)! The replacement case they sent to me was of good quality, and I have really enjoyed it. I hope this helps you decide. « Show Less
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Yes, however you will need to use the number keys at the top of the keyboard.I haven't solved this situation!
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You might have to remove your Ipad from your skin (cover) because the Ipad fits in a slot on the key pad and it's a snug fit. I have to remove my Ipad from the skin cover but the keyboard is great, good luck
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HelloThe keyboard works perfectly welll. The angle options, the keys, etc... If you are worried the back pf the ipad might get scratched, since it has no protection, then this is not your product. Hope this helps.
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Franklin....So sorry about my former answer, it is wrong. There are indeed number keys along the top. Just no key with "number lock" on it like full size keyboards. I got the info from my son who owns the computer and I got his comments on it wrong. Sorry, hope you see this clarification...
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Hi Calliope: For me, the keyboard did not replace the need for a case. I don't have the keyboard attached to my iPad all the time. I attach it when I think I might need it. Even with that, I'm not positive that it protects the iPad enough for the way I handle it. I make sure the iPad is carefully stored in the case I carry on the days I have the keyboard attached. I'm still thinking that I need to find another case or sleeve to protect the iPad when it's connected to the keyboard. When I'm not needing the keyboard, I put the keyboard back in its box in a padded envelope and put my iPad back in its leather case made by incase. I have seen a colleague put his iPad/keyboard combo in his briefcase. Hi Calliope: For me, the keyboard did not replace the need for a case. I don't have the keyboard attached to my iPad all the time. I attach it when I think I might need it. Even with that, I'm not positive that it protects the iPad enough for the way I handle it. I make sure the iPad is carefully stored in the case I carry on the days I have the keyboard attached. I'm still thinking that I need to find another case or sleeve to protect the iPad when it's connected to the keyboard. When I'm not needing the keyboard, I put the keyboard back in its box in a padded envelope and put my iPad back... » Read More Hi Calliope: For me, the keyboard did not replace the need for a case. I don't have the keyboard attached to my iPad all the time. I attach it when I think I might need it. Even with that, I'm not positive that it protects the iPad enough for the way I handle it. I make sure the iPad is carefully stored in the case I carry on the days I have the keyboard attached. I'm still thinking that I need to find another case or sleeve to protect the iPad when it's connected to the keyboard. When I'm not needing the keyboard, I put the keyboard back in its box in a padded envelope and put my iPad back in its leather case made by incase. I have seen a colleague put his iPad/keyboard combo in his briefcase. « Show Less
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I have never had a problem with that even when the ipad is in my purse. Is the magnetic part (that connects the keyboard to the ipad when closed) working? When you close it, just make sure the Home key is on the right. Other than that, I'm not sure what the problem might be.
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not sure what you are asking. The Leather Case does not have a key board. I purchased an apple wireless keyboard with its own case (Incase Origami Workstation), the case acts as a stand for the iPad (with the Leather Case on).This was my solution, it works sitting at a table or with a small lap table. In my case I don't carry my keyboard all of the time only when I plan of typing a lot do I bring the keyboard and its case with me. The case acts as a stand for the iPad and it protects the keyboard in transit.The last thing, I went this way because I prefer to have my iPad in Portrait vs Landscape mode when typing documents. the iPad can sit in the Incase Origami Workstation in both orientations.Robert not sure what you are asking. The Leather Case does not have a key board. I purchased an apple wireless keyboard with its own case (Incase Origami Workstation), the case acts as a stand for the iPad (with the Leather Case on).This was my solution, it works sitting at a table or with a small lap table. In my case I don't carry my keyboard all of the time only when I plan of typing a lot do I bring the keyboard and its case with me. The case acts as a stand for the iPad and it protects the keyboard in transit.The last thing, I went this way because I prefer to... » Read More not sure what you are asking. The Leather Case does not have a key board. I purchased an apple wireless keyboard with its own case (Incase Origami Workstation), the case acts as a stand for the iPad (with the Leather Case on).This was my solution, it works sitting at a table or with a small lap table. In my case I don't carry my keyboard all of the time only when I plan of typing a lot do I bring the keyboard and its case with me. The case acts as a stand for the iPad and it protects the keyboard in transit.The last thing, I went this way because I prefer to have my iPad in Portrait vs Landscape mode when typing documents. the iPad can sit in the Incase Origami Workstation in both orientations.Robert « Show Less