Does the ipad slip often from the viewing angles?
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It sometimes does slip on the initial angle setup, but once in place it seems to hold up just fine.
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Sometimes it will slip on the initial angle setup, however, when you set it on a table or anything flat, it stays upright.
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For me, it doesn't slip if you put it properly. Surface must be flat and you should be okay.
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It does not slip very often. It's happened a couple of times, but mostly if I have it on my lap or something unsteady. On a level surface it's fine.
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If it's on your lap and it's at an angle, yes it will. If you have it set on a table or anything flat, it stays upright.
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It holds pretty firmly; the material is non-slip. The enclosed leaflet gives instructions for adjusting the viewing angle as well as setting it for typing. It's important to follow the directions for typing angle, as you fold it differently, but it gives a nice secure angle when done correctly.
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I tend to use my Ipad on my lap, I haven`t had any problems with it moving. If you have it closed up and have the metal side facedown, then its metal, it moves. I find it perfectly fine and I can`t see you having a probem even if you are on a train or flying.
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Yes, it is smooth and slippery. I'm still using mine on my ipod touch. It's a snug fit, too. No complains here.
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Yes, the stand supports the ipad at a good angle and stays in place very well; I love that feature.
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I have had no problem with the button on mine slipping. Haven't used it a ton, but had no problems with it so far.
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Hi Mikhail,The kickstand holds the iPad in a horizontal position. There is just one angle by default when using the kickstand. You can just turn the iPad horizontally on the kickstand for different viewing angles.Thanks,Lindi
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If you remove the keyboard you will not be able to have the iPad remain at a viewing angle. It would simply lie flat at that point.
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If you are talking about the Ipad in a closed postion, the Ipad does not slip out of the case unless you have it in backwards/upsidedown. The magnetic closure system only works in one direction. As long as you always make sure you close it in the proper position with correct alignment you will not have a problem. In the open position I only have a problem when I use the IPad in a vertical position. It's never a problem for me in the horizontal position.
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it's not quite as stable as the iPad but it does fit in both orientations (I have a Nexus 7)
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It has rubber grips in back of where the stand is. I guess that's if you lay it flat down. I've never had a problem. But my iPad has a Tarsus 360 degree moveable case on it at the same time. Still fits in between the ledge and the stand (as seen in the picture.) I use it in bed every night with it on my lap or chest and it's never fallen off.
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On second thought, you may be OK. The iPad slides in and is held in place by a flap that tucks behind it. If anything, the new iPad may be a little loose.
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There is nothing to hold the ipad in place other than the lip on the bottom so if you jostle it around or do not keep it relatively level your ipad will slip off. There are two pieces of grip tape along the bottom to minimize sliding but both strips fell off of mine within the first couple of months.
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I believe it won't stand like you need, the notch for the edge of the iPad is angled so it seems set to lean the tablet back some.
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If you turn it so that its wider than taller (if that makes sense) you shouldn't have an issue (at least I haven't had one). But if it's sitting the "normal" way (where it's taller) you may have more issues with it falling over. I just use it where it's on its side the most. Most apps will turn with the iPad so there's no big issue
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I'll be honest, I don't use my iPad in bed at all, but have had no trouble using the Prop 'n Go on my lap on the couch. As was said below, there is a lip on the lower part to hold the iPad and two non slip strips on either side of the face of the surface and the iPad stays put, no slipping or even moving around.
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Yes, I have my IPad in an Apple cover which I leave on all of the time, even on the stand. I use mine mainly in the horizontal position (not as shown in the picture).
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The iPad doesn't rock back down when angled. The clips are shaped to fit securely onto the lip of the iPad. They will only fit around your frame if the edge of your frame is the exact same edge as an iPad. That said, the nut holding the tilting axis can be tightened to be quite stiff.