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Question: Is the angle of the stand adjustable? (I don't mean if you can use it in portrait / landscape. I mean can you raise / lower the angle or is it fixed?)
Document: So it requires a bit of extra pressure to press it.The stand is an awesome addition. It will hold your tablet in both high and low angles, in portrait and landscape views. Though the portrait view in the low angle position will slip if bumped. If you also removed the built in screen protector, the stand can protect your screen when not in use.
Seems to work great so far, only thing I didn't expect was that it doesn't stand up in Portrait in the lower angle.
This is what I needed to use my iPad(3) in the field. It is now well protected, the screen is protected as are the various ports. I love the way the pop-off cover can be used as a low or high angle base in portrait or landscape mode.
This case is everything it says it is (almost). It is extremely protective without being overly bulky (as I feared it may be). The stand/screen cover is very sturdy and supports both landscape and portrait orientations at both a typing angle and a movie-watching angle. I do not worry that the iPad will fall forward and crash onto the floor.
I hope that means it won't bend up, rather than "your iPad will still work even if it gets damage. "The front cover pops off and has a small stand in it that flips in to two positions. One allows you to rest the iPad in landscape mode at a nice typing angle, and the other side lets it stand more vertical in portrait mode.
I really dig the OtterBox. It came quickly, I didn't find it difficult to put together (although the instructions did leave something to be desired), and it's very well made. If it had a way to stand the IPad up at a full 90 degree angle in landscape view like you can in portrait view, it would be just about perfect. That being said, that's a minor complaint, and I'm very happy with the investment!
I think it would be nice if they could somehow make an integrated piece so that you can have the portrait position sit at the same angle as the video/reading landscape position.- The sleep/wake mode on the stand is great but getting the iPad in and out of it can be a bit strange. it takes a little while to get out of the stand cover at times to the point where the screen would go back to sleep by the time I pulled it out.
I like this case. Great protection and looks good. Easy access to all the ports and controls. The home button is a little stiff, but not overly distracting. I was really surprised that my Apple camera connector fit effortlessly.The stand can be used for three different viewing angles. The one for typing is fine, just the right angle for typing. My complaint here is that the reading angle for landscape and portrait is was too steep. The screen is almost at a 90 degree angle with the stand.
This is a sturdy, safe case, and the utility Series Latch fits my iPad 4 fine. The magnets on the hard cover do a great job of turning off the iPad & when the cover is removed, the iPad is instantly available, Nice Feature! Also the hard cover makes a great base which has an easy to use easel attached that holds the iPad at a good angle in either portrait or landscape mode. This is a rugged case, but it really makes the light-weight iPad heavy!
Also the steep stand angle in portrait is too steep (illustrated as position C), while the steep stand angle for landscape is just right (illustrated as position D). So really both portrait stand positions need tweaking but especially position B.
Answer: There are two different ways you can angle the stand.  The way it is shown in the photo above as well as a lower setting.  I use mind on a desk as well as on my lap in the recliner or in bed.