Griffin Loop Stand for iPad
4-way stand for iPad
A clean, simple stand, Griffin's Loop is weighted and shaped to hold your iPad upright for viewing or laid back for surfing and typing in both landscape and portrait mode.
- Super-stable, low-profile stand for iPad
- Holds iPad upright in landscape and portrait views
- Non-slip rubber cradle fits various styles of cases
- Design accommodates optional charging cable
Features
Apple Recommends For
Placing your iPad on a flat surface so you can easily type or surf on it.
Weighted and shaped to hold your iPad upright in both landscape and portrait mode, Loop cradles it in soft, rubber inserts to protect it from scratches and from unwanted movement as you use it. Easy charging The open-loop design ensures you can plug in your Dock Cable (available separately) to charge and sync. And the non-slip rubber feet protect your furniture.
Highlights
- Super-stable, low-profile stand for iPad
- Holds iPad upright in landscape and portrait views; or at a lower, wrist-friendly angle for surfing, reading and more
- Non-slip rubber cradle accommodates flexible and hard-shell cases, folios and more
- Open-loop design accommodates charging and syncing with an Apple Dock Cable (sold separately)
Did You Notice?
Loop holds your iPad upright or at a laid-back angle for tabletop surfing, email and more.
Technical Specs
General
- Material: Silicone,Hard Plastic
Fit
- Form Factor: Stand
Dimension
- Width: 5.9 in./15.0 cm
- Weight: 12.3 oz./349.3 g
- Length: 9.6 in./24.5 cm
- Height: 2.4 in./6.7 cm
Compatibility
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iPad
1st generation
What's in the Box?
- Griffin Loop Stand for iPad
Manufacturer Information
Warranty
- Warranty: One year (For details, please visit www.griffintechnology.com/support/.)
- Note: Products sold through this website that do not bear the Apple Brand name are serviced and supported exclusively by their manufacturers in accordance with terms and conditions packaged with the products. Apple's Limited Warranty does not apply to products that are not Apple-branded, even if packaged or sold with Apple products. Please contact the manufacturer directly for technical support and customer service.
Part Number
- UPC or EAN No.: 685387309627
- Mfr. Part Number: GC16039
Most Useful Reviews
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Simple, Inexpensive Solution
- Written by Brian L from Nanuet
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BEST stand/dock available!
- Written by Domenico M from Unionville
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The Best stand I could ask for
- Written by Andrei B from berkeley
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Most Recent Reviews
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I own 2
- Written by TIM S from Etobicoke
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Griffin Loop DOES hold iPad 2 when used with a Smart Cover
- Written by Marc F from Nottingham
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Works great!
- Written by Don C from Rockford
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Most Interesting
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How risky is it to put my iPad in one of these iPad stands that grip only the bottom edge of the iPad?
- Asked by John F from Huntsville
- Sep 26, 2010
Answer
In my opinion, your concerns aren't warranted. The Loop is an extremely sturdy and secure design, in fact, more so than an easel because the base area is much wider and heavier. The "openings" in the base that hold the iPad are very well-supported from behind and are far enough apart to be very stable as well. Any of these stands could theoretically be knocked off a table, but this one is sturdier than any I've seen. …More
- Answered by Diane S from Raleigh
- Feb 20, 2011
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Will this stand work if the iPad is in a case, such as the one Apple makes?
- Asked by Shawn G from Owensboro
- Aug 5, 2010
Best Answer
I have a Speck case which fits perfectly in the Loop. The Loop's cradle 'gap' is quite wide - so I imagine it will accomodate fairly thick cases. As Apple suggest this stand is brilliant for the low angle orientation to allow desktop typing. Highly recommended. …More
- Answered by Ian S
- Nov 6, 2010
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Does this work with the iPad 2?
- Asked by Mark B from Irvine
- Mar 30, 2011
Best Answer
I just purchased this stand for the iPad 2 and set it up in portrait mode. The iPad flipped over and fell after a minute. It'll work in landscape and flat modes, but not in portrait. …More
- Answered by Edward B from Toronto
- Apr 11, 2011