Has anyone tried this stand with an iPad Air (without a case)? How does the stand do?
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I Also recommend this it's a great stand. For a little more money. AmazonBasics Portable Fold-Up Travel Stand for the iPad 4, iPad 2, Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and 7.0, Kindle Fire, Kindle Fire HD, Kindle Touch (Black)AmazonBasics Adjustable Tablet Stand
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Should work fine - Air is thinner than earlier IPADs. The only limitation on this stand is thickness of the item you want to insert in the slots.
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My experience was good with the ipad air in landscape. Portrait not so good. Also not the best portable solution for a stand the rubber part of the legs break easily but if you mainly use your ipad in landscape and you are keeping it in one location it's a good buy.
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Works well with the Nook Color weighing about a pound and also with the Kindle Fire hdx which weighs about 12 oz. The Air is larger but not heavier than the Color. The stand is probably sturdy enough for the Air as it is quite rigid.
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I have my iPad 2 in a bulky Drop Tech, Gumdrop cases and it holds it fine. I am also able to charge it from the USB port on the back. The nice part is they rate the bluetooth at 30' so your Air tablet would still work without using the stand feature.
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Katie,I recently purchased the Belkin Chef Stand to support the use of an iPad Air in the kitchen. The stand is excellent! It is light and easy to store. The nonslip surfaces on the base and on the iPad holder surfaces hold the iPad securely on a granite countertop. The three surfaces allow one to place the iPad in portrait, landscape or slightly elevated position. I can comfortably use my fingers to interact with the ipad in all positions. I am very happy with the purchase and it will allow me to use the ipad in the kitchen. It would also work well in any situation where the iPad needs to "stand alone". Katie,I recently purchased the Belkin Chef Stand to support the use of an iPad Air in the kitchen. The stand is excellent! It is light and easy to store. The nonslip surfaces on the base and on the iPad holder surfaces hold the iPad securely on a granite countertop. The three surfaces allow one to place the iPad in portrait, landscape or slightly elevated position. I can comfortably use my fingers to interact with the ipad in all positions. I am very happy with the purchase and it will allow me to use the ipad in the kitchen. It would also work well in any situation where the iPad... » Read More Katie,I recently purchased the Belkin Chef Stand to support the use of an iPad Air in the kitchen. The stand is excellent! It is light and easy to store. The nonslip surfaces on the base and on the iPad holder surfaces hold the iPad securely on a granite countertop. The three surfaces allow one to place the iPad in portrait, landscape or slightly elevated position. I can comfortably use my fingers to interact with the ipad in all positions. I am very happy with the purchase and it will allow me to use the ipad in the kitchen. It would also work well in any situation where the iPad needs to "stand alone". « Show Less
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Yes, I bout this for my wife who owns an iPad Air. It works as designed, the charging port has a bit of a swivel to it so I believe you could get a case in there but she doesn't have one on hers. Nice design though.
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I only used this stand a few times as I decided I wanted an iPad carrying case instead. I'm sorry but I don't recall how I removed it from the stand. It was some time ago. Good luck.
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The case stand is "ok". I highly suggest what the other two commenters said, get an iPad/tablet stand.
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Sure, the stand is stable and you can put a good amount of pressure on your tablet without moving the neck or the base. The only thing is the maximum height of the top edge of your tablet in landscape (I'm using an iPad Air for reference) is only 10 inches from the base. You might need to secure your tablet with Velcro tape or something so it doesn't slide around.
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Any iPad, even one with a fairly thick case should work fine with this stand. I took a physical look at my stand last night and while I don't have a case on my iPad when I use it with the stand in question, it looks like about an inch-long rubberized bottom, so that should be more than enough to accommodate your iPad within your case using this stand. If not, and you are buying it through Amazon, returns are fairly easy.
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I don't think so...ipad air is a bit smaller. This is the best stand ever!!! I hope they make one for the IPad Air soon.
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I personally don't own an ipad so haven't tried it, but it's quite study, it should hold it fine. You'd need a very strong wind to knock both the stand and tablet over.The stand is great and very light. The one drawback is that it doesn't fold to a size small enough to fit in a backpack or instrument case, the folded stand is still kind of long and can't be disassembled further.
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I am using this stand with the iPad Air, although it is not really made for this device. The larger size of the iPad Air (versus the mini) makes it a little wobbly, but usable. It is a well made unit and perfect for iPhone or iPad mini.
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I have never used it as a stand. Just tried it though and yes it does work as a stand.
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If you have a case this will NOT work. The connector protrudes through a large oblong plastic base. I have no idea why unless it is a remnant of when this stand was used with the Apple 30 pin connector. I've seem plans on Utube showing you how to carve a larger opening in your case (not likely going to cut apart my $90 case) or how to machine away the oblong plastic base. But my suggestion is to save your money and get something that works.
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I use it all of the time with my regular ipad full size in case. It is too heavy to remain in portrait position but it works fine in landscape. I have learned to position the angle so that the handlebar provides some stability. I would predict it would work fine with the iPad air. Definitely with the money.
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I don't know this case but I use this stand with my ipad air and otter case, if that helps.
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No. The case is fine, except for being a bit flimsy but most importantly for me the stand part does not allow the iPad to actually stand. If you move just a bit while holding it the iPad flops down. I hope that helps. There is not much out there right now for the iPad air. I am not sure why but it is most frustrating.
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The notch at the bottom of the stand is 3/8" wide and tapers outward slightly at the top. You may want to measure the thickness of your Ipad, but it should not be a problem. I can use the stand if I take my tablet (not Apple) out of it's leather case. It still works, but not as secure when I leave the case on.