How do you rotate the iPad using the case?
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This case has a polycarbonate shell that covers the back of the ipad and a book-like case that has one side attached to the polycarbonate shell with a swivel connection and the other side folds over to cover the screen. To rotate you just hold the book-like case with one hand and turn the ipad with the other.
1389720
there is a center point connection that lets it spin. awesome case for the price
1389721
You can rotate the shell by grabbing the corner of the iPad where the case is attached in one hand and the open cover in the other. Then you twist. It tends to stick just a little, so you really have to give it a good pull.
1671008
haha.. My friend told me ...Push the margin of the top(two fingers). And take out the top of the iPad. Then, I am sure you know how to get it off ~~ hope helps!
270290
Yes, it rotates. My husband loves it. He has a IPhone 5c with the lite weight case that Apple sells ( the colored one made out of silicone like stuff). It fits fine in the holster and he says the case could even be a bit thicker and still fit fine in the holster. He really recommends this product!
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There are 2 locking levers on the back that allow the arms to slide together and apart, and as the other replies have said, the grippy "fingers" of the bracket are intended to be in contact with the long edges of the tablet, horizontally. Once secured in this manner, you can rotate the tablet to portrait mode, by loosening the thumbscrew and rotating the ball joint 90 degrees. I have a ipad mini, and I had to keep one of my covers on the tablet, then clamp the bracket to the edges of the cover, to insure a snug grip in the portrait orientation.
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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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Start at a corner on the left side of the Mini, and push down on the case. This can be pretty hard, but work it off, and then continue along that side. Soon, the side will be free, and the iPad comes right out.
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The mount by itself cannot swivel. You must have the tripod and install it to the mount to make it swivel. Yes, you can turn the Ipad without moving the tripod.
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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)
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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.
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Along the long side of the case there is a small change in the edge. Pull the Ipad at this point and it will come out easily.
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I use a rotation method. Holding the case vertically, place your first finger on the back of the clasp and thumb of the same hand on the front, then rotate pushing your first finger forward and your thumb back toward your hand. It's a twisting motion like opening a soda bottle with just your first finger and thumb.
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I haven't had an opportunity to try this yet. I found the base so heavy (which is good for stability) that it didn't suit my needs. I seem to recall you can do this with your iPad in portrait or landscape directions.
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Let's reset it. Release your iPad from the case. Close the arm to a flat position, lift the arm just enough to reconnect the iPad. Push the iPad up with both thumbs but one on each side. The iPad will not touch the keyboard stand so you have to tilt the iPad and press the arm back to the keys until it stands straight up
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No, Matt you do not. A small dust cover flips out of the way. I've had the case for a couple of months now - works great!
409113
Well, you can unsnap the iPad from where it is mounted and move it forward and backward which gives you anywhere from 90 degrees to a 45 degree viewing angle. This case is really for looks, I normally don't unsnap it and use it for viewing but you can do that if you want. I like how it looks and people on airplanes think I am reading a book.
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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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No. If you want to rotate it look for a case where the back has a circle around the apple icon. Those rotate 360. But I found that leaving that circle of my ipad open left it prone to scratches