I literally can get my iPad out after I put it in the case. Am I missing something?
1776732
It's a struggle, but it comes out. You have to force it out by the corners. At least that's how I did it.
1776733
You do have to force it out! I would pull out one corner & stick something in the back so the corner wouldn't go back in. Then you can get a finger in the hole & pull it out the rest of the way! It's hard either way!
2007097
Take off the purple gel case. (1) Look at the side of the black hard case and you'll see where you need to separate the plastic. They are like little things that stick out. I used a pocket knife. (2) Once you popped all of the divots off place iPad in and snap all sides back on (3) Put gel case back on and make sure you push the like hole things of thee purple into the black case. (4)
437345
If you are talking about the Ipad in a closed postion, the Ipad does not slip out of the case unless you have it in backwards/upsidedown. The magnetic closure system only works in one direction. As long as you always make sure you close it in the proper position with correct alignment you will not have a problem. In the open position I only have a problem when I use the IPad in a vertical position. It's never a problem for me in the horizontal position.
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No, you need to take the iPad out of whatever case you have it in or if only the magnetic cover, you need to remove that also. The iPad snaps into the mount snuggly. I have found it very easy to use and have really enjoyed the wide angle it gives for doing agility with my dog.
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Yes. I haven't had a problem taking it out and my ipad has cracks in each corner of the glass. I don't take it out you really don't have to it is very convenient to use in the cover I have a 3 yr old granddaughter that plays on it every day. She carries it around by the handle. We love it. Best solution we found to protect the ipad glass from anymore breakage and no sharp corners. Just be sure when you put it in remember the camera needs to line up with the opening and the sound and charge opening must be in right place. That way you won't have to take the cover off!! Very satisfied with this product Yes. I haven't had a problem taking it out and my ipad has cracks in each corner of the glass. I don't take it out you really don't have to it is very convenient to use in the cover I have a 3 yr old granddaughter that plays on it every day. She carries it around by the handle. We love it. Best solution we found to protect the ipad glass from anymore breakage and no sharp corners. Just be sure when you put it in remember the camera needs to line up with the opening and the sound and charge opening must be in right place. That way you won't have to take the cover off!! Very satisfied with... » Read More Yes. I haven't had a problem taking it out and my ipad has cracks in each corner of the glass. I don't take it out you really don't have to it is very convenient to use in the cover I have a 3 yr old granddaughter that plays on it every day. She carries it around by the handle. We love it. Best solution we found to protect the ipad glass from anymore breakage and no sharp corners. Just be sure when you put it in remember the camera needs to line up with the opening and the sound and charge opening must be in right place. That way you won't have to take the cover off!! Very satisfied with this product « Show Less
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Grip the sides of the case tight in one hand, and the sides on the other hand. Then pull hard. Sliding it out using a downwards and out motion on the screen works too.
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Yep. It just clicks on and becomes the back of the whole iPad. I carry the iPad around all day, swinging it this way and that, letting it dangle from my hand while using both hands to bring in groceries, etc. VERY helpful. But was initially disappointed at having to remove the stand previously on back. Now, just prop it all up.
1744647
THe Standzfree requires that your IPad taken be out of any protective case to work properly
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.
1996507
I use this with my ipad, which is housed in a case that opens like a book. I don't have to take the ipad out of the case. The top flips back over nicely. I can adjust as needed. You won't have to take ipad out of the case.
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.
1257952
ABSOLUTELY! This case has an opening for everything necessary! You never have to remove ipad from case.
2120767
You can keep it in there, I find it keeps the iPad turned off better (if that makes sense) if you keep the keyboard in there. It's a really flexible system.
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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.
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No, not in my case (ah situation no pun intended)...my opinion is based on the fact I got a ZAGG case for my wife's iPad and its working just fine...BUT my MINI case keys stick and I can't use it anymore... so its sitting on my shelf waiting for me to junk it or send it back to the factory...yes I admit to laziness, but why are the keys sticking? Did I drop it or did I
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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.
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There is a flap on the right side. It should be flipped out. Slide iPad into slot. Then turn flap over and slide under iPad. It has Velcro on one side and the iPad down gently. The other side of the Velcro is under the iPad and it will lock securely to it. Good luck!!!!!