I have the case and like it, but does anyone else have a problem with it turning the iPad off from behind when its folded back?? It bugs me.
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Never had problem like that. No matter how I fold this case, it doesn't touch on/off button
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Sorry to hear about that . I would return the case to Amazon. I have the same case and auto on/off feature works just fine. When I have my kindle in the easel or standard book position, it doesnt shut down. I think you have a misaligned magnet.
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I unfortunately have the same problem. I ran a magnet over the entire case and there is not a magnet in the case anywhere (that's what is needed to put the iPad into sleep mode when closed). You could always send it back as it is defective.
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Dear Tigerman82, Overall I love this keyboard and have only 2 minor issues to report. The screen lock key is directly above the delete key and I occasionally hit it by accident. I don't think any key should be on the top right except delete... Also, the space key occasionally sticks in the depressed position. It still functions properly when touched, but it doesn't make the reassuring little click that tells my brain it is going to work. I do not know if this is a defect in just my model or in others too. It is rare anyway, and always pops back up eventually. There are so many wonderful aspects of this product that I don't worry too much about those issues. Number one on that list is how securely the keyboard attaches to the iPad in the closed position. I have never had it slip open or off by accident like similar products by Logitech and others I have used. The backlighting is extremely nice, and the battery lasts seemingly forever. As to your specific question about your screen protector and backing, I am unfamiliar with either product and therefore unable to answer without knowing the total added width they bring to your device. I can tell you that the slot on the top of the keyboard used to stand the device in while typing has some extra room... and I believe if your screen protector doesn't add more that a millimeter of width, it would still work. If it adds a little more than that, I believe it might work, but would stand in a more upright position (rather than the slightly tilted position it is designed to be in). Wider than that and you would have to prop up the device some other way, as it definitely would not fit, though the keyboard would of course still work. I do believe that you would still be able to use the device in its closed position, but can't say for sure. Hope that helps
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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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I noticed it a couple times but i had the opposite problem on the Airbender 2.0 where the case does not close. If you're carrying this in your hand a lot, I'd prefer to have to fidget with the release than have it flopping everytime I move.
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Hello! I really Love my case. I Have TWO one for my iPad and one for Our Grand son. YES, The screen do stick and That's NOT good to me BUT it Keep it. And The case is The BEST Because Our Grand son Drops His a LOT. To me it's The BEST one out There That I Know of. I Have ordered others and sent Them Back! ( case ) Well, YOU do What YOU Feel is BEST for YOU. Have a GOOD Day.......
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If you put the back cover on it will make the cases a little more "snug" as I have a case with a back on it. Just be careful when you remove the back part of the case as sometimes the corners of the back protector will come up (it's just the design of the ipad, I actually cut the corners off mine so it would stop pulling the back off.)
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Sometimes the case puts my iPad mini to sleep, sometimes it doesn't. I just noticed this myself and make sure I use the button just to be on the safe side. It seems when I leave the keyboard ON, in standby mode, is when it doesn't put it to sleep. Maybe I missed that when reading the instructions.
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we have never had a problem with this issue...my wife uses the tablet with the back folded over behind and it does not interfere with fit, form or function...
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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.
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Technically yes, mine actually won't turn off if it's in the case even if I'm depressing the button (I don't know what the technical cause is behind this) - so I have to slide it out of the case to turn it off. Additionally, the material is not rigid, so it does cover the buttons sometime. I can access the volume button though.I actually recently ended up getting a new case. This one was really cool, but the inconvenience became a little too annoying for me.
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Do you mean can you hold the stand rom the back? If so, yes you can. I usually hold the iPad on my lap and keep the case cover off.
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I use it to hold the case when folded back on itself. On advice from the friend who told me about this case, I open it all the way until it is under itself. Then I grab the elastic and pull it around front on the edge of the screen. Then to get it out of my sight I grab the center of the elastic and pull it back to the hard curved edge that is behind the screen. It kinda holds it out of the way and keeps the tablet from flipping around freely while I am holding it in my hand with my fingers through the BIG elastic piece.
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I haven't. It springs closed and holds it. It does make you wish that the iPad had quick buttons on the back of it so that you can turn up volume fast forward rewind, etc without having to flip it around. I have kids that are too young to reach it from their car seat. If you have older kids like 5and up and they can reach it themselves the problem is solved.
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I've noticed that it depends on which way you have your iPad rotated. Someone else mentioned that in the comments as well. Mine will turn off if the button is on the right, but not if it's on the left.
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I use mine in the case. When the I-pad is open so is the case. My case has a keyboardseparate from the I-pad, and when I want to use the keyboard I just turn it on. When I just want to read, I fold the keyboard back out of the way behind the pad. I believe thecovers were made to leave on.Bonnie