Any solution for the mini ipad slipping down? I've put some of the shipping material behind the ipad to make it tighter. Velcro or a magnet?
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I don't have ur problem. It fits the space well no need to make it tighter. the only problem is if it is put in the position for the back camera, then I have to turn up side down for the mail checking. The mail doesn't change the direction automatically.
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I use a DecalGirl film-type cover, which is quite thin, and I feel it helps the iPad Mini fit snug and secure.
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Try the smaller rubber band, if not, a little adhesive backed rubber like you may find at a hardware or craft store may help.
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Did not happen to me, but my gut would say you did not put on the case properly. My first instinct would be to take it apart, then make sure your external slider matches up with the mute/ lock button, then put it back on carefully. If that does not do it probably send it back as it may be a faulty case. (make sure ipad is not faulty as well).
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Mine slips down a little, but not enough to cause a problem. I just move it back up a little before I fasten my belt.
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You must have the wrong mount for the IPad. I have two Ram Mounts Suction and Yoke. Both fit tightly. Impossible to move.
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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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Mine does the same thing. I believe that it is due to the gap between the iPad screen and the cover.
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Hi Nate. It is slightly magnetized without the keyboard in it. With the keyboard in (which holds onto the case by the magnet but it isn't a strong magnet because it might interfere with the electronics if it was stronger. I guess you would need to use some kind of strap or such to keep it closed when it is being moved around from a flat surface. We don't take ours outside the house so we don't have an issue. We really like it though and simply just hold it when we move it from place to place. It is substantial and it protects the IPad very well. Hope that helps!
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You can move it around from place to place and it doesn't become less sticky. That said, it isn't sticky enough. We have been fortunate enough to not have any bad incidents, but I have come into the office multiple times to find the mount on the ground. Granted, this is after some unknown, but likely long, amount of time sitting on the hall. But it's risky to stick your iPad on this thing and leave it unattended (or unheld). Because it might fall at any given time.
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Since I have had my proplus I have not had this problem, but I have noticed if my work area is not completely flat my iPad will slip out. I think The mfg should have made the slat a little more narrow for a snug fit or a magnet, but I like the fact it is has a lighted keyboard for working in dim light so it works for me
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There is no magnet to keep it closed. Just the weight of the ipad keeps it shut.
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I agree that it clings to the included metal plate, but the magnets are not very strong otherwise. I sometimes attach it to the face or side of my iPad and it always slides down. Luckily it is not round so it does not roll away. Other than that, it is a very good stylus, especially if you purchase the available microfiber tips. I like those a LOT!
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I have no problem with it slipping once the Velcro is strapped down! This is one of the best inventions ever!
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I have an ipad mini and it holds very well in portrait orientation. However, in landscape orientation, it falls right out as there's nothing to support it from beneath.
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Problem.... I spoke too soon. Used mine again this weekend and it definitely does slip. Sorry for the bad news update. It is possible to slip it back, just takes a little messing around with it. Too bad they don't fix that problem, seems like it wouldn't be difficult, and then the product would be awesome.
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Hmmmm.. I'm not sure why that is happening. Sounds like an issue with the iPad and not the case. The materials do not make contact with the power buttons. I hope it gets fixed.