I have a soft sided case that I use to carry my piano keyboard in...do you think this would be helpful to pad the inside to help prevent damage?
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It would probably work okay for that. The sticky side is pretty sticky, so you you need to make sure it's not going to ruin the case. Also, if you look around, I imagine there might be better foam packaging products that might be better. This would offer some scratch protection, but not protect it if it got dropped.
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Yes, but you will need thicker size or two to three layers. It is the same stuff that the pads in football helmets are made of.
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I guess it depends what kind of material the lining of you case is. If it's something like felt I wouldn't think it would stick to it unless you used glue. But padding wise I think this would be good to use.
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Possibly. It certainly would add additional padding, and should be adequate if the keyboard is not handled roughly.
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It fits tight with the keyboard depending on which keyboard you have. It is very sturdy and well padded on the inside to protect everything.
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I haven't had any problems with that. The thickness of the cover into which the ipad slides is sufficient to keep the screen and the keyboard from coming in contact with each other.I have been thrilled with this case since the day it arrived. It protects my ipad. I also find it a great way to travel. I fly about half the year and use my ipad on the planes.
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Maybe depending on how thick the case. If not I would suggest getting a skin for the back of your iPad to protect from scratching while you use the keyboard. I got the Luvvitt® SILVERBACK (TM) Protective Back Skin from Amazon and it goes on easy / protects while my cover is off. Hope that helps!
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I have this case and think it is very well padded, but I would not travel on a plane without a hard case. It would get too much abuse in my opinion.
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I believe interior dimensions of this case are available. You'll have to measure your keyboard to see. My Yamaha fits with tons of room to spare - I'm so thankful for the velcro straps that hold it in place. Good luck!! If you find that your keyboard fits, I know you will appreciate the quality of this case. I've been a professional musician for over 40 years (lady) and although it's beginning to be a big heavy for me, I love that my keyboard is protected by this very well made case!!
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The corners on the case are bigger than the ipad. Don't think the ipad will be damaged.
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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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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.
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Maybe depending on how thick the case. If not I would suggest getting a skin for the back of your iPad to protect from scratching while you use the keyboard. I got the Luvvitt SILVERBACK (TM) Protective Back Skin from Amazon and it goes on easy / protects while my cover is off. Hope that helps!
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Since the Logitech keyboard cover is only held to the IPad by the magnetic connection, it can be easily dislodged while carrying it. If that happened, you might drop it or the IPad. I use a padded fabric Mivizu case that I carry this to work and back. I find that the two items together are great protection for the IPad. The Mivizu case also has two pockets for carrying other stuff.
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Hmmm I don't think this case is the best for that. It could be uncomfortable. In that case I'd recommend a flexible one. I hope I've helped! ;)
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Yes! I have have the same keyboard case, and it fits in the front divided area very well!
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Not much. The only real "padding" is the fairly thick velcro-fastened strips that hold the keyboard in place in the bag. This bag is essentially the equivalent of a "soft" guitar case. There is plenty of room, though (at least for my Korg), to add your own padding on both sides of the keyboard.
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I use this case to transport my keyboard in my own car and I think it's great! However, this is a soft case that offers minimal protection. I would not use it for flying. Luggage handling at the airport definitely requires something sturdier to protect your keyboard.
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I have a thin plastic keyboard. I also fit a small notebook. They both fit in between the fold but the folio wouldn't zip all the way around. I think if you have a plastic protection on the screen then it shouldn't be a big problem.
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The interior is a soft fabric, but there doesn't seem to be anything in between the leather-like outer material and the fabric if that is what you are asking. But I have dropped my laptop in this sleeve and it was thick enough that there was no damage