Does the top of this case magnetically attact to the side of the ipad and are the front and back separate pieces?
374369
Yes separate pieces and the front is magnetically attached to the back piece which you incase your ipad.
374370
This comes as 2 separate pieces that clip together. The top piece is magnetic and will turn the iPad on and off for you. Hope that answers your question.
374371
The front and back are two pieces and the back is used to hold the top on. The top does not attach on its own like other magnetic covers (such as with a long magnet on the side).
374372
The part behind is in firm, transparent plastic and the part of the front is as all the layers of ipads are. They box one in the other and what she joins them is proper ipad, hindering that both the parts break up. E the part of the front capsizes back and she is stayed rolled up in the triangle form, being able then lightly to stay inclined (close to 15 20 degrees, or still more uprightly, inclined ones 75 to 80 degrees. Very good. I recommend.
1621737
Yes, it's just a two piece magnet. One part actually clamps on the flip part itself and the other attaches to the bezel of the phone with an adhesive strip that's pretty strong. The magnet is actually within the piece that attaches to the phones bezel and once the flap is closed the magnet holds it together and keeps it from opening up on its own which will happen with the S-View case or any other flip cover without some type of locking mechanism. It's a simple solution at a reasonable price.
256369
There is a magnet, but because of the ability to rotate and the flexibility of the spine of the case, sometimes the magnet doesn't align perfectly with the magnets on the iPad. Make sure that it lines up and use the elastic to hold it closed and it works fine. As one commenter said, look at the top after it's closed and check that the light is out. This is a great case.
1384259
There is a long, thin magnet on one side, the other side can open, like a book. It also depends which side of the iPad you put against the magnet. One side has the volume control which does not allow the magnet to attach fully. The other side of the iPad is "clean" and the magnet attaches quite strongly. But it is a magnet, not a hinge, (actually, it's a "hinged magnet") so the two sides can separate. I have never had a problem with that happening by accident, tho.
59424
No. Only the iPad with a thin cover, like the magnetic one that covers the front.
151002
No it magnetic on the front side. You can fold it back though and it stays pretty good.
1727719
Yes the entire back is magnetic. Which is great because you don't have to worry about any pieces falling off.
2201514
The top and back are separate you just have to put the side of the top cover into the bottom cover where it latches in then put it on your ipad
467603
Yes. It has a full back piece, and just a perimeter casing for the front. My doesn't quite snap together on the top right, but I think it's because I have a front and back skin on the phone, which is under the clear case. It has been dropped several times on hard flooring, and it has protected it every time. Great surprise for such a bargain case!
724816
As far as I know, the only magnetic portion is the hinge that clips to the iPad. It doesn't hold the iPad closed.
1808160
No...it has a magnetic strip at the back that attaches it to the case...it is easily removable when not needed.
49094
No. It has a small suction cup that sticks to the screen it's not magnetic. Would not recommend buying this case.
1270643
Yes it is 1 piece the iPad fits inside the bottom portion and the top flips on top leaving about 3/16th of an inch smaller then the bottom
253513
No and it only holds the iPad in the upright position. If you try to close it with the iPad 3 inside it doesn't close nicely, making it difficult to travel with. Wouldn't buy it again...
125812
Yes, it attaches to The magnetic case. Mine does To The magnétic IPad case it is fabulous
1721045
Do you mean how to attach the front cover to the back? If so, there is a magnet on the edge of the back cover. The metal piece on the front cover attaches to the magnets.
788678
Actually not, and it is what I like about this one. Bc in the removable the magnet is very weak and easy to take it off. I almost dropped a friend iPad thinking it was as sturdy as mine. But removing the cover will take you just a few secs when you lift the corners of the case itself.