Tablet Pole Clamp – CTA Heavy-Duty Security Pole Clamp For iPad 10th Gen 10.9" - iPad 7/8/9 Gen 10.2”- iPad Air 4 - iPad Pro 12.9”- Galaxy Tab - Surface Pro 7 - Zebra Tablets & More - Black (PAD-HPCS)

Solid aluminum joints and brackets. Metal tubing. Fits my 1.5” diameter studio keyboard stand perfectly. Perfect for music studios that need to mount an ipad. Very sturdy and strong.

Attached this to a supplies cart and it works perfectly. Joints lock securely in place and I can have it the exact position that works for me. Great purchase.

I've been looking for something like this for a while now because, well I fall asleep with my ipad on my chest 4 out of 7 nights :D So I've always risked it falling off the bed or getting slept on, bent, cracked ect. This Heavy-Duty Pole Clamp has been great the last 48 ours I've used it. I was able to position it in such a way due to the endless adjustment angles that I can lay comfortably on my favorite side and binge watch what I want.I have an iPad Pro 12.9 2018 addition in a i-Blason case and this clamp holds it securely in place with the case on. I Haven't once thought it would drop or fall. It only clamps on two corners leaving room for your usb cable to charge your device. My ipad is easily removed from and replaced into the clamp/holder due to one corner being spring loaded.This is called a pole clamp but comes with an insert to allow you to clamp to a flat surface such as what I did on the headboard. That's attention to detail.My only complaint are the "gears" of the 2 adjustment points. They can be a bit wonky to get into the position you want. But once you do and tighten the clamp down, it doesn't budge from its position. The tablet is still able to be tilted and swiveled after your clamp is tightened.I recommend this product to anyone who is like me and falls asleep with their tablet, or someone who simply wants a hands free experience.

This clamp works pretty well. It does have a pretty stable arm which is really nice when holding but it does not give it as much flexibility as many other rods. The bracket itself will only work with just the tablet. If you happen to have a tablet with a case it will most likely not fit on the bracket. It is adjustable to hold a 12.9 inch tablet. It does have issues with the screen protector in that if it is too close to the edge the screen protector will most likely peel up from the bracket corners so be aware of that when using this. It is adjustable but it can only be posed in certain ways so be aware of that. I like the ones you can fold the arm into other position. The bracket is nice to have and it will hold to the table. It is a bit heavy so I would recommend putting it onto the table/desk before putting the tablet on. It is easy to assemble and disassemble. Overall this is a great product.

This really is a very heavy, well-constructed piece of equipment. That said, it really does seem a bit more than necessary to hold my iPad!I'm using this to help with FaceTime calls with my son and granddaughter. I can attach the clamp to the side of our kitchen table (it's very easy to do), adjust the tablet holder to fit our iPad, and then adjust the "multi-flex" pole to the desired angle (this was the trickier part of the process -- there's a "joint clasp" that needs to snap in place to lock the pole; this wasn't always easy to do, but I did manage to get it to work eventually).Overall, this does what it's supposed to do. It holds my iPad securely, connects to the table securely, and allows us to use the device much more conveniently than we could before. It does seem heavier and larger than it really needs to be, but there's no doubt it's safe and designed to hold your devices securely.

Setting this up could not be easier! The instructions are superfluous. clamp one end to something (desk, pipe, etc) then you connect the other to your tablet. easy to adjust, easy to lock in place.The only issue is the arm is pretty short. Just 4 more inches would have made this a lot more versatile.It is very well built the adjustable joints all lock easily and firmly into place. The device is very strong. Three different sponge stickers can be added so it will support tablets of any width,

was not expecting rock solid build quality like this... superb...it does just about anything you can ask for tablet holder. I contorts to just about any position... good solid hold to tablet...my fear of these was...based on past experience... a tablet requries constant touching, so an extended arm will have flex, thereby making touches not register...well, if fully extended, that can happen if you have a soft touch, but you quickly adapt...when not fully extended, its a non issue, this thing is incredible sturdy, pressing tablet works perfect...My tablet is not the heaviest of tablets, so YMMV if you use one of the heaviest tablets, but I doubt it... seems solid enough to hold just about any tablet u throw at it...

This stand is stable, rock solid, I really cannot think of another word to describe it. You could probably park an elephant on this thing and it would not budge. If you want a stand to hold, your tablet with absolutely no wiggle as you prod and poke around the internet and apps this is your stand. The stand is solid metal; all the joints and clamps are metal. The only plastic is on the ratcheting tablet holder, but it is built of industrial thick plastic, it is not going to break. It is satisfying to see a manufacturer that clearly builds a product for longevity and ease of use.I was able to install and mount my tablet in less than 3 minutes without reading the instructions. From an aesthetic perspective, this is a very utilitarian design, which means it may not fit well in your decor. I am using it with an Ergotron standing articulated arm workstation so it fits right in with the chrome and steel. It is very easy to move, rotate and orient the tablet into any position you need by using the torsion clamps. The only drawback is that you get 2 3/4 inch height adjustment due to the solid metal construction there is no way to extend it any higher. The only way would be to mount the base further up a pole or clamp it a taller portion of a desk. I would normally remove one star for this but it is such a solidly built stand and there are other ways to overcome the issue. Adding a telescoping arm would likely make it less stable. Stand you get 5 STARS!