Can I ware these glove when I used my iPad I know magnet is no good next to a computer
1393050
Your iPad is shielded from magnetic fields. There are some phone mounts that use a magnet directly on the phones. YMMV.
1393051
my husband has used them on electronics no problem other than a little difficult typing with them. I do not believe there are magnets in the gloves. Hope this helps
1373989
Since magnets aren't supposed to be used close to computers or electronic devices, I wouldn't take a chance.
2241244
Yes you can. I wear gloves often and it doesn't interfere with the operations of the device.
1408314
the iphone manufacturer certified their device to be near a magnet, but I can only assume its ok for other similar technology devices.. The only other thing, is you need to attach a metallic disc to your device to stick to the magnet.. This thing only comes with large disk for tablet (about the size of a CD), but you can buy smaller discs for phones. The magnet cradle is large for a phone, and might seat a little crooked.. They recommend you "not" adhere the disc directly to a device (probably for cosmetic reasons).. So you should have a case of some kind, and adhere, or install the disc inside the case. the iphone manufacturer certified their device to be near a magnet, but I can only assume its ok for other similar technology devices.. The only other thing, is you need to attach a metallic disc to your device to stick to the magnet.. This thing only comes with large disk for tablet (about the size of a CD), but you can buy smaller discs for phones. The magnet cradle is large for a phone, and might seat a little crooked.. They recommend you "not" adhere the disc directly to a device (probably for cosmetic reasons).. So you should have a case of some kind, and adhere, or install... » Read More the iphone manufacturer certified their device to be near a magnet, but I can only assume its ok for other similar technology devices.. The only other thing, is you need to attach a metallic disc to your device to stick to the magnet.. This thing only comes with large disk for tablet (about the size of a CD), but you can buy smaller discs for phones. The magnet cradle is large for a phone, and might seat a little crooked.. They recommend you "not" adhere the disc directly to a device (probably for cosmetic reasons).. So you should have a case of some kind, and adhere, or install the disc inside the case. « Show Less
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The strap and magnets are on the inside of the case not the outside. So if you want to view the screen by putting your arm through the strap while you work with your hands you could do this. The magnets are inconsequential. If you want to close the case while working and still hold on to the case there is no way to do this since the strap resides on the inside of the case. The magnets are not strong enough to keep the case closed.
1869725
No. The sleeve is a nice quality but will not allow for anything but the ipad.
1243473
No. There IS a magnet in the keyboard groove to give the mating a slight *snap* into place, but it will disengage almost instantly if you pick it up by the iPad.
1095190
Hi ... just slipped these gloves on again, to verify my answer .... they fit snuggly on my small hands. If you have long fingers, they might not be right. Can't remember if there were choices in size. They would be perfect for working with computers. I' confident you'll find the right sized gloves on amazon.com!
871610
I do not have smartphone gloves, so unfortunately I have not way of testing this.
701024
You might have to remove your Ipad from your skin (cover) because the Ipad fits in a slot on the key pad and it's a snug fit. I have to remove my Ipad from the skin cover but the keyboard is great, good luck
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I have not experienced aný problems with the magnetic catch or case. In fact, If I am not mistaken, thet magnetic part of the catch is located on the bottom of the case - beneath and away from the keyboard. Thus, I could not see how the magnet would impact the screen area. WIth that said, the catch does require attention to properly secure the case. Othewwise, I have not experienced any problems thus far.
1711408
You can buy additional magnets but I doubt one base would hold an iPad mini. That's just my gut feeling.
883810
The gloves will sometimes work with a smartphone. The gloves are easy on and off so it's not hard to pull one off and enter your data.
54654
It depends if your device is solid state or not. If it is solid state that means there are no moving parts so the magnets wont hurt anything. If your device is not solid state then you should power it completely off every time you store your laptop and move it. And if you do this properly, the magnets shouldnt have any affect on it. Also, the magnets are very small and not really what Id consider any threat to your device.
956167
The keyboard connects via magnets in the side of the iPad, so I did have to stop using the case. However the keyboard leaves the back of the iPad exposed when closed, and the whole thing looked so dangerously fragile I bought a slip case to keep it in. I'd recommend that.
1098010
No. Not unless they're touch screen comparable gloves. I have yet to find a pair. I keep a stylist in my handlebar cup holder to make use of the touch screen when need be.
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I can't directly answer this since I never tried it with my first set of these gloves, and the second set fell apart as soon as I put them on and were immediately returned, but as opposed to some gloves that have fingertips that are different than the rest of the glove, these gloves are 100% conductive material. Because of this, I'm gonna guess any part of the glove will work to activate touchscreens.