AboveTEK iPad Wall Mount, Swivel 360° Rotating Tablet Holder, Adjustable Arm Fits 6-13" Tablets Like iPad Pro/Air/Mini, Galaxy Tab, Secure Bracket for Kitchen, Office, Retail (Black)

Easy to mount. Works very well and I'm very pleased

I live on a boat and used this to mount my ipad in my sleeping quarters to use for reading, navigation, anchor alarm, netflix etc. I didn’t realize it comes with two different sized mounts, so I could actually interchange between different sized ipads/kindle etc. It is a very sturdy mount, stays in place where you angle it and the rotation locks, so I think this will work well even in rough weather. Only downside is the placement of the holes to mount it- there are three, 120 degrees apart, but not really centered over the area where it tilts, so I mounted it ever so slightly crooked when eyeballing it, sonI would recc marking midline beforehand.

This is a fine holder. It's simple. We've got it mounted in our kitchen to hold a Samsung Galaxy Tab E. Works fine. Here's why it gets 4 stars instead of 5.* The larger mounting bracket had some problems snapping the tabs into place upon getting it onto the mount. I had to squeeze my fingers in there to kind of pull out the tabs; or one of them anyway. The smaller bracket had zero problems. So it could be I just got one that was a bit off. It wasn't worth returning for me because I don't anticipate needing to take the bracket off hardly ever anyway. Still, it was just an annoyance. Especially given that if just one of the brackets had to be off, why did it have to be the one I needed to use! Anyway, once on, it seems secure enough.* It's unfortunate that once you screw in the main mount, it's not possible to rotate it anywhere to slightly adjust its levelness. In my case, I had to mount into a metal plate on the wall. My pilot holes were pretty good, but in the end, I've got maybe a 1/32" (or less) tilt in the main mount. Now that's my fault to be sure. And it's barely noticeable. But I do notice it. And it would be a major hassle to fix. The mount part itself swivels 90 degrees, but there's no way to just slightly adjust the mount itself. The lesson is when you attach the main mount portion to be REALLY precise in your screwing it in. And I'd highly recommend pilot holes. It can be challenging to drill through metal though, so maybe this would be a lot easier in drywall or wood. Still, it's a slight annoyance.The only other thing I'd like is if you could rotate the thing either way. It seems to go only one way. And this can be annoying if it's always plugged in as you can't just go back and forth. (And therefore may need to remove the power plug to swing it back from one orientation to another.)Overall, I do like it though. It's fairly low profile, allows for tilt, and works great for the occasional kitchen use it gets for weather, recipes and typical quick family info needs without bothering with a more cumbersome laptop.

I had used Command strips, but my iPad Air @ fell off the wall and shattered the glass. I bought a touchscreen replacement from Amazon and, with no experience, I was able to replace the glass and it works perfectly fine. So, no way, was I going to use Command strips again. I This tablet wall holder did the trick. I have my old iPad (only good for recycle) as a clock in the bedroom. We have really come to depend on the IPad clock, so the holder makes me feel like it is well secured.

Great product

Works so well I bought an additional one.

I had this is Phoenix Az so I could just watch what was happening on my door steep instead of opening. A lot of crazy stuff went on this product was securely attached and held the tablet perfect for viewing.

I like the design, but it didn't fit my tablet. The title falsely states "Fit 6-13 Tablets". My screen size measures around 10", but it is too narrow for the small clamp, and too long for the big clamp. I recommend they update the title to "Fits Most 6-13" Tablets".They do provide an image that depicts the product dimensions, and I probably should have measured my tablet beforehand. However, I interpreted the title at face value.