Will this keep my ipad and Logitech keyboard from parting ways in my briefcase?
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Oh yes. I got this for my Ipad and also for the Zagg keyboard. It holds everything nicely and protected. Also enough room for a stylus and accessories in the zip pocket on the front. I got it in the grey and love it!! Do not hesitate to buy.
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It's does a great job protecting my iPad, which already has a leather case. But I haven't tried it with the Bluetooth keyboard. It might not be big enough for both. But perfect for the iPad with a case
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Its just a sleeve, like a pocket that holds both ipad and keyboard and zips up nice n tidy. The Logitech and iPad clip together so its and easy fit in that regard. I hope this helps!
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Your ipad mini and Logitech keyboard will not fit in this case. My wife tried and nope, a no go. It works fine with a cover attached.
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I have an ipad and the Logitech keyboard. The two of them fit in it very well and will stay together.
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All depends on if you have a protective shell on your iPad. If you do, it may work if it's thin enough.
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No, it will not due to the way the case holds the tablet and keyboard. They are slightly spaced apart.
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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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Yes, fits both ipad (2) and logitech keyboard perfectly and provides nice protection.
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Not really. It's only protective. I unpair my devices before stowing the keyboard, but if you leave it paired, I don't think that it'll keep keys from being pressed when stowed away.
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No need to be concerned. The iPad fits securely face down on the keyboard. And both fit with no wiggle room in my neoprene iPad case. Hope this helps.
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I use it with an ipad 3 and Logitech ultrathin keyboard cover. It fits nicely. It'll be loose with the Air probably but not excessively loose.
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I've never owned a keyboard, but I doubt it. I love having space for pen/stylus, paper, etc., but it's a pretty tight fit. Still looking for the "perfect" iPad carrying case ...
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I doubt it. While the connector is exposed, it has leather straps going around the bottom. I think they would prevent it fitting in the keyboard slot.
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Possibly, depending on the size of the keyboard. The bag has a padded pouch for the iPad an another pouch for other things. At this price just try it. It is a nice bag for the price.
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No because the keyboard is recessed and the iPad slips into a slot that keeps the screen from touching the keyboard.
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Most likely not. I returned it because that glue strip failed to hold twice and my iPad crashed to the floor. Plus I found it bulky and not easy to use Had no need for the biz card holder either-seemed to add to the bulk.I bought the Keyfolio exact plus and love it. Although the keyboard died tonite and I have to replace it(under warranty) Does that help?
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Well one long edge of the logitech cover is magnatized, and 'locks' with the Ipad. the other edges dont exactly lock, but I have not had it open up on me. It seems to stay pretty well....
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It likely will. I don't think any of your respondents are the owner of said keyboard, but it is a very stretchy material and has served my full sized Previa well.
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Not really. It is held by magnets - given the weight of the keyboard, they don't hold it like they hold the soft Apple cover.
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As long as it's not too far away. If it's just like a foot away or so, you should be good to go. The keyboard and the ipad don't have to be physically touching each other to work together.
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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