Does the pressure sensitivity not work on the iPad mini at all, or just not with supported apps? It is unclear in the description.
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Pressure sensitivity DOES work on the ipad mini, ipad air, etc as long as you use a supported app. It will work without pressure sensitivity in all other apps.
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I think it work very well w a stylus. I put mine on as soon as I got my iPad and haven't taken it off. I have a regular and a fine point stylus and it responds as quickly to them as to my finger
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I am sorry, I do not know the anwers to your questions. I did not keep this tablet. I gave it to my 7 year old nephew, as a gift for making Honor Roll, and purchased the Ipad Mini, for myself.
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The SIM card opening for the cell data enable mini ipad does not fit perfectly! I have the latest retina display cell data + wifi ipad mini. Not sure if this is an issue of new versus old ipad mini? I am hoping skinomi will chime in at some point.
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Do not worry ; iPad ipad2 iPad mini iPhone or I xxx it will stop working after few days. Since that failure, I bought a 4€ stylus at airport and it works perfectly...
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Yes, there's a lot of apps that support pressure sensitivity. This even works on iPod and iPhone . I would recommend Procreate which has the best features digital art.
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I'm having the same problem with the one I just bought. The auto-shutoff function kicks in when magnets in the case align with sensors on the iPad; I'm wondering if the ones in our cases are misaligned or just too weak to trip the sensor. I found that if I hold the case tight against the iPad and wiggle it around a bit I can get it to trip occasionally. There is a setting under "General" to turn the feature on and off, but it won't even show unless you've successfully tripped the cover sensors at least once.I'd debating whether it's worth exchanging the case for a new one. I'm having the same problem with the one I just bought. The auto-shutoff function kicks in when magnets in the case align with sensors on the iPad; I'm wondering if the ones in our cases are misaligned or just too weak to trip the sensor. I found that if I hold the case tight against the iPad and wiggle it around a bit I can get it to trip occasionally. There is a setting under "General" to turn the feature on and off, but it won't even show unless you've successfully tripped the cover sensors at least once.I'd debating whether it's worth exchanging the... » Read More I'm having the same problem with the one I just bought. The auto-shutoff function kicks in when magnets in the case align with sensors on the iPad; I'm wondering if the ones in our cases are misaligned or just too weak to trip the sensor. I found that if I hold the case tight against the iPad and wiggle it around a bit I can get it to trip occasionally. There is a setting under "General" to turn the feature on and off, but it won't even show unless you've successfully tripped the cover sensors at least once.I'd debating whether it's worth exchanging the case for a new one. « Show Less
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Mine works okay. There are occasions when it appears to be unresponsive - when that happens, unplug it from the iPad, hit the home button on the iPad, and then plug the keyboard back in. That resolves the problem.
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No, Ipad mini has totally different input port . It's smaller than the older one that iRig work with.
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I tested that on my iPad 4 and it did NOT work. So, I would presume the answer to be NO also for the iPad mini. Sorry.
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I am considering buying this, and I had my iPad Air attached to a friend's folio keyboard last night. As far as I could tell, the sleep function seems to function the way it's supposed to. The only times it didn't work were when I didn't have the 2 'upper' corners of the iPad clipped in to the folio correctly. Once it was clipped in, the iPad screen remained dimmed. I tested this repeatedly, and was looking into the gap between the keyboard and the screen to verify it stayed dark, and that it lit again when I separated the keyboard from the iPad screen. (My friend bought her keyboard folio in the Nov/Dec 2013 time frame) I am considering buying this, and I had my iPad Air attached to a friend's folio keyboard last night. As far as I could tell, the sleep function seems to function the way it's supposed to. The only times it didn't work were when I didn't have the 2 'upper' corners of the iPad clipped in to the folio correctly. Once it was clipped in, the iPad screen remained dimmed. I tested this repeatedly, and was looking into the gap between the keyboard and the screen to verify it stayed dark, and that it lit again when I separated the keyboard from the iPad screen. (My friend bought her keyboard folio... » Read More I am considering buying this, and I had my iPad Air attached to a friend's folio keyboard last night. As far as I could tell, the sleep function seems to function the way it's supposed to. The only times it didn't work were when I didn't have the 2 'upper' corners of the iPad clipped in to the folio correctly. Once it was clipped in, the iPad screen remained dimmed. I tested this repeatedly, and was looking into the gap between the keyboard and the screen to verify it stayed dark, and that it lit again when I separated the keyboard from the iPad screen. (My friend bought her keyboard folio in the Nov/Dec 2013 time frame) « Show Less
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Don't know about iPad mini - I have a Samsung Galaxy 10.1. When I used it in conjunction with a bluetooth keyboard, it had issues/conflicts. Fine when used alone though.
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We don't use an ipad mini with it, but I cannot imagine this not working with any tablet in either position. I just tried it with my 7inch Kindle and it is fine so should be fine with the mini. By the way, it works with our Kindle and a full size ipad and both are in thin cases. No problem.
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It can affect things technically I suppose. The point that the pressure happens on the screen first shows up. If you are aware of it there is not a problem. You just can't rest on it really. I haven't had an issue with that. I think it reads fingertip and stylus better.
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I don't know, I have no experience with IPad Air, but, it will not work with the mini or my IPhone. I understand the Apple device will not work either.
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My ipad2 would not connect to ANYTHING with this device, so I cannot recomend it to anyone for ipad2. I could not find any app for it either. I would check for the app referred to in the user notes and not buy unless one can be found. No name for the alleged app was given.
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This is all very strange. I just bought a black case, and it DOES turn my iPad air on and off when I open and shut the case. I wonder if they've fixed something?