Apple 30-pin connector

The PowerBack connects to the iPad via the Apple 30-pin proprietary connector.

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Kickstand and micro-USB port

The PowerBack has a 3-position kickstand that folds into the case. The unit’s micro-USB power is also located on the back.

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Kickstand in landscape mode

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Kickstand in portrait mode

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Kickstand in landscape typing mode

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PowerBack and Apple iPad Case - Lanscape typing mode

When using in landscape typing mode, the PowerBack and Apple iPad Case offer very similar angels.

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PowerBack and Apple iPad Case - End to end

Despite being thicker than the Apple iPad Case, the PowerBack is not overly cumbersome.

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PowerBack and iPad laying flat

One of my biggest complaints about the PowerBack is the lack of a folding screen cover.

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PowerBack with iPad in landscape mode

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