How does the case open/close? I have a Zagg keyboard case that I fight with to open all the time.
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The case folds shut. Very easy to open and close. Highly recommend this product.
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This keyboard is not detachable. It's in case forever ). I have not detachable one.
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Yes. The keyboard case was an excelent option, I didn´t like that it doesn´t have some kind of lock so it can´t open easealy, otherwise is great Thanks
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The keyboard is attached via magnetic force- it is easy on- easy off- When one closes it without the keyboard in, it is just a bit looser- no problems for me with this case- love it.
1101778
The case has a keyboard attached and I love mine! The ipad just slips in the top part. If you go to ZAGG's web site,there is a video to check out that will let you see the whole set up.
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The keyboard still fits perfectly. You put your device inside the case first and then you snap the case on. I hope you chose to buy this case because it is really great.
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two parts. The keyboard protector snaps on and off via two buckles. The unit does not secure shut with a magnet or anything, it just folds shut but my tablet seems quite safe inside. There's no risk of the tablet falling out and the case seems quite capable of protecting the tablet if dropped. HTH
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Hi, HollyActually, I use both my Logitech Keyboard with the magnet top, as well. I sort of snaps in the holder, and I can have double protection without the hassle of removing the Logitech case. I love this iPad case, and it sort of disguises the fact that you have an iPad. The first one they sent me had a zipper that was sort of difficult to get started and the zipper pull came off the first few times I used it. The company was great about it, and sent me a new one quickly (and insisted I not return the initial one they sent, so I didn't even have to take time to ship it back)! The replacement case they sent to me was of good quality, and I have really enjoyed it. I hope this helps you decide. Hi, HollyActually, I use both my Logitech Keyboard with the magnet top, as well. I sort of snaps in the holder, and I can have double protection without the hassle of removing the Logitech case. I love this iPad case, and it sort of disguises the fact that you have an iPad. The first one they sent me had a zipper that was sort of difficult to get started and the zipper pull came off the first few times I used it. The company was great about it, and sent me a new one quickly (and insisted I not return the initial one they sent, so I didn't even have to take time to ship it back)!... » Read More Hi, HollyActually, I use both my Logitech Keyboard with the magnet top, as well. I sort of snaps in the holder, and I can have double protection without the hassle of removing the Logitech case. I love this iPad case, and it sort of disguises the fact that you have an iPad. The first one they sent me had a zipper that was sort of difficult to get started and the zipper pull came off the first few times I used it. The company was great about it, and sent me a new one quickly (and insisted I not return the initial one they sent, so I didn't even have to take time to ship it back)! The replacement case they sent to me was of good quality, and I have really enjoyed it. I hope this helps you decide. « Show Less
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It should just pop out like a phone does from a phone cover. Use something like a pen to pop it out and it should slide right out. If you want to disconnect the ipad from the keyboard but still have the pink case on the ipad then just pinch the buttons on the back of the ipad and it will come off with the pink case still on.
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1) the keyboard can not be removed from the case, it is integrated. Anyway, I have never tried to remove it.2) I think it is a kind of lighter case for me.What the case interests me the most is it is easy to use and is very convenient for input.
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The keyboard and case are part of the package. As one user previously indicated, the "snap" close can be a little difficult. But I found it was only in the initial "breaking in" phase. Whether it's "broken in" or I'm now used to it, I have no difficulty.
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No. That is how I broke it in two places. Be very careful removing the case bc it is very snug. Make no mistake it is a great keyboard. I have heard of ppl sanding down the inside a little to make it easier
961136
It is completely closed. I have the keyboard off most of the time but I am happy that I can reattach it whenever I wish. It is magnetized on the board, like a purse closure.
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At first my case was the same way. After a few times opening and closing I can now open it easily with a flick of a finger. Hope this helps!
1893393
find the opening spaces and open those, then you can pop the case open. It is a bit frustrating at first, because you feel as though you may break it, but you won't.
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The keyboard is attached by magnet. It moves and slides very easy!!!! It does not attach in any groove just by magnets on the side of the case.
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I was unable to make my case work, but I did take the keyboard out of the case and used it elsewhere. I am sorry that I can not help you out. If you can return it that is what I would do.