Questions & Answers for iPad Smart Cover - Polyurethane - Light Gray

It will fit, same as Ipad 2.

• Answered by Buddy343 B from Revere
• Mar 14, 2012
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As a cardiac nurse I do believe the magnets that are used to activate or deactivate a pacemaker/defibrilator are a different type of magnet than those that would be easily purchased in a store. Furthermore the magnets on this case are too low of a quality to do any damage. One of the Cardiologists that comes to the hospital has one of these and he takes it into pts rooms, some of who have pacemakers, and it hasn't interferred with the pacemaker or our telemetry so far. But if you are still worried, don't go around with it laying on your chest.

• Answered by Sara C
• Jul 27, 2011
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Since the exterior of the iPad 1 and iPad 2 are the same dimensions it does fit the top of the screen. However, the iPad 2 has magnets built into the machine in order to respond to the magnets in the smart cover. This allows the cover to stay in place and be appropriately aligned. Also, this allows the cover to lock or awaken the screen. Essentially, the smart cover will not stay on the iPad 1 because there are no magnets. I would not recommend buying a smart cover if you only own an iPad 1.

• Answered by Evan H from East Amherst
• Mar 29, 2011
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You can set it on the first generation iPad for temporary protection, but that is not it's intended purpose. The magnetic bar on the side of the smart covers hooks, and auto-alligns, itself to the side of the magnetic iPad 2. When closed, it puts it to sleep, and opening it awakens it. Placing any smart cover on an iPad 1 will protect it but it may slide off. I recommend purchasing a cover for first generation iPad, because buying this adds unneeded features and most likely a higher cost.

• Answered by Cole P from Tacoma
• Mar 31, 2011
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It's very likely, almost eminent actually that if you hold it that way, the smart cover will actually detach and your iPad will fall to the ground. DO NOT hold it that way. EVER.

• Answered by Austin M from Prescott
• Aug 8, 2011
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yes it will when you put the smart cover back on the screen it will lock

• Answered by Andrei S
• Apr 2, 2011
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Yes it will! :) It has been designed with the Smart Cover in mind and they will work flawlessly together. Enjoy!

• Answered by Christopher W from Roseville
• May 21, 2012
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The iPad Smart Cover is compatible with iPad 2 or later

• Answered by Albino N
• Mar 16, 2012
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My smart cover has scratched a small pat of the side of the iPad don't know why but I will be asking apple about soon.

• Answered by Aj H from Zanesville
• May 29, 2011
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