Can the keyboard magnetically attach it to the back of the tablet or folio, so that it can be securely stored, when walking & using the tablet
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I wouldn't describe it as securely attached to the case when folded back. It's liable to pop off in that configuration and it isn't comfortable to hold in that setup. I actually don't recommend this keyboard/case combo. There are much better bluetooth keyboards out there (this keyboard is cramped and laid out really weird) and the case looks cheap. There are lots of other cases available and folding bluetooth keyboards offer a vastly superior typing experience.
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If you intend to use the tablet without the keyboard, it works best to remove the tablet from the folio. But to answer your question, you can swing the cover around back, with the keyboard stuck to the flap, but it isn't the most convenient configuration.
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Yes. The keyboard come with the folio and it magnetically attach to the back of the folio. It fits nicely.
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You can fold the case cover under and hold it with the elastic band but the Microsoft keyboard was not designed for that. You would have to detach it and set it aside.
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It is a case and keyboard. The keyboard fits into the case for storage, but it is not permanently attached.
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With the keyboard attached there is a snap closure; without it, nothing keeps it closed other than the cover's weight. I have not found this to be a problem using my Asus tablet only. --- John
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No. I've not had a problem with that. The magnetic closer keeps it in place well. Plus the keyboard is removable if you worry about that.
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It is held in place with a pretty strong magnet. Very easily detached if you don't want the keyboard on anymore. I haven't experienced any movement when keyboard is in place. And there is a strap to keep the case closed that further prevents the keyboard moving
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It works great. The keyboard sticks to the case through magnets, it'll 'lock in' when its in the right place. It won't move unless you purposefully peel it off the case, it'll hold on while upside down (the keyboard itself is extraordinarily light).Without the keyboard, the flap the keyboard rests on can be folded over the back of the case if you're holding it, or can be folded under the case and used as the base that the prop rests on.
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Yes there are magnets. No the magnets have not ever interfered with my tablet function in any way. No the keyboard is not attached by magnets, the keyboard is attached to the back of the case by very handy velcro design and then there is a flap on the opposite side of the keyboard section from the velcro side with magnets that allows the flap to wrap around to keep the whole case tidily closed together.
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It is possible, but it doesn't work very well. You have to be careful to ensure that the keyboard is facing the correct direction, or the clips will press the buttons (this is true when the keyboard is on the front as well). In my experience, the keyboard will clip behind the tablet, but it doesn't hold. It pops off too easily, making it inconvenient to handle.
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The magnet is a nice feature but I always secure it with the strap. The strap is definitely necessary if closing with a keyboard.
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A magnet is used to secure the case, there are 2 small magnets (about the diameter of a pencil) in a flap on the outside of the case The case folds over and the flap folds over the outside of the case. The flap makes contact with the keyboard portion of the case ( which ust have a metal plate inside) so it is not in direct contact with the keyboard or the tablet. The keyboard portion of the case is about 1/2 inch thick and is padded so the magnet flap does not make cntact with the tablet. The case does fold over completely in half so the keyboard would be on the table surface side and the tablet would be on top. A magnet is used to secure the case, there are 2 small magnets (about the diameter of a pencil) in a flap on the outside of the case The case folds over and the flap folds over the outside of the case. The flap makes contact with the keyboard portion of the case ( which ust have a metal plate inside) so it is not in direct contact with the keyboard or the tablet. The keyboard portion of the case is about 1/2 inch thick and is padded so the magnet flap does not make cntact with the tablet. The case does fold over completely in half so the keyboard would be on the table surface side and the... » Read More A magnet is used to secure the case, there are 2 small magnets (about the diameter of a pencil) in a flap on the outside of the case The case folds over and the flap folds over the outside of the case. The flap makes contact with the keyboard portion of the case ( which ust have a metal plate inside) so it is not in direct contact with the keyboard or the tablet. The keyboard portion of the case is about 1/2 inch thick and is padded so the magnet flap does not make cntact with the tablet. The case does fold over completely in half so the keyboard would be on the table surface side and the tablet would be on top. « Show Less
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It works fine with the Pro Case however you can not fold the type 2 keyboard all the way backwards with the case attached. The Pro Case has an elastic band that secures the case cover to the tablet. It is not a magnetic catch. All that said its a nice leather case for the money.
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The magnets on the Ipad hold the cover on but it does NOT have a latch or anything to keep the two sides together. As long as it is laying flat or you are hold it, no problem. I do love the keyboard!!
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The keyboard is magnetic it says put. And you can remove it from the base and hold it if you wanted. Its a really good keyboard the only flaw it has is that you have pair with the tablet every time you on the keyboard. But thats a minor flaw I highly recommend this keyboard it is worth its price
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The keyboard is attached by magnet. It moves and slides very easy!!!! It does not attach in any groove just by magnets on the side of the case.
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Hi Mindy, I bought a new case for my tablet/mobile dock, but it did have the capability to accomodate the keyboard.
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Yes. In fact, After I bought it and was using it, I thought I broke it. It is attached to the case by magnets. I did not know this and when it came loose, I thought I had broken it. But it just snaps right back in place. Some times I use the case because it has a built in stand, and just detatch the keyboard so I can sit back.