Will the Magnet do anything to the ipad hard drive or screen? not sure magnets still impact electronics, but remember there used to be issues...
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I have had my sound bender for a few weeks and I haven't noticed any problem with my iPad. I love this little bit of plastic. Hope this helps.
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The iPad doesn't have a hard drive, so should be no issue causing damage to stuff stored on iPad. I have not had any issues with it causing problems with the screen. The magnet is on the back side, so it isn't on the screen.
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From what I understood from tar shark tank, no. The magnet is too small and less powerful to cause damage
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an iPad doesn't have a hard drive... but the answer is NO. The device works as it says -- very effective (surprising!). It's a deal
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I have had this cover on my iPad mini for almost a month and my pink magnetic have not come off. The only time the magnetic have come off is when I removed it.
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There is no magnet. The ipad does not always stay in the case well when opening it or standing it up.
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HI, really its very funtionally, my sons have a mini ipad each one and I dont have problem, they dont remove nothing ist very safelly.
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The magnets cuts off the tablet when closed and with a band across to keep it shut. I have a retina iPad so don't know about your second question. I love mine. Does what it's suppose to do. Hope this helps.
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I've had the FLOTE M2 for about a month, and we use it every night. We have seen on effects from the magnet at all. Now if the iPad had a traditional hard drive, I might be concerned.
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I have not experienced an 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.
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Hi Ana R.! Maureen here from The Friendly Swede:-) The magnet should have no effect whatsoever on your device. Let me know if I can be of more help here at this link:
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No, your phone has a metal plate, not the magnet. The magnetic part is on the large piece that attatchs to your CD player. In any sense I think it takes a large magnet to mess with your stuff.
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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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No, the magnet will not affect the phone in anyway. It will prevent you from charging wireless if you have a wireless charger like the qi
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I have had no problems with the magnet affecting the hard drive in any way.I have bluetooth headphones and put the Nano with case in my pocket and go hiking with it located in the front of my pants....no issues.
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I have not had any issues w the magnets affecting the screen. I've had my Supernight for a month & a half.
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I'm not sure I understand your question. The magnets only function is to keep the cover closed. You can put your arm through the strap and the iPad will just dangle. The iPad is held in the case with Velcro and is very sturdy in there. Hope this helps.
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No,it does not scratch the screen on my iPad but the magnetic in it,turns off my iPad.
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As far as I know, I'd say yes, I don't think the magnets will effect the newer hard drives. In any case what I can tell you is that I have a Toshiba Laptop that I place right in the middle of both speakers on a small table and have never experienced a problem. The sound is awesome from these speakers, they are initially set for a natural symphonic sound curve but they respond nicely to any EQ adjustments for listening preference.
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It is kept closed by close fit around the iPad. Remember that magnets and computers don't get along.