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Question: How hard is it to yank the tablet out of the mount?  I'm looking for something that a two-year old can't easily yank the tablet out of.
Document: The bottom most joint has broken, and is now all floppy. I can fix it fairly easily with a washer and a nut, but, I shouldn't have to.Overall, pretty cheaply built. I would highly recommend a different tablet mount.
Tighten the knobs and you are good to go.I have two large dogs that bump against this mount with my tablet in it and the worst that ever happened is one of the knobs that I did not tighten let the tablet drop but very slowly that I caught it. Keep your knobs tighten is the moral of that storyOverall 5 out of 5 stars. Good for short extension.Don't buy if you need a long extension
I got a new iPad Air and didn't feel like selling my old first-generation iPad for something like $50, so I decided to buy a stand and put the old iPad to use somewhere. I mounted this stand onto my desk (took all of 2 minutes), popped in the iPad, and now I've got a screen that can run Netflix whenever I want to watch something at my desk.
I purchase this as a test to see how useful it is for a person with a disability and use iPad apps to draw, paint, or use it as a book. It is a solid plastic build but be carful it is plastic so always loosen and adjust or you can wear out the arm joints and it can't stay put. This is great if you want to use your tablet as a canvas, book, or to watch movies on your coffee table or desk.
I bought this in hopes of using it with a Surface Pro; unfortunately, the frame is just a tiny bit too small to hold the device in a manner that I think is secure. It's also just a little flimsy - I had to tighten it to the point I was worried about breaking off plastic bits in order for it to not give in to the weight of the Surface Pro.Instead, I'm now using it with a Lenovo Miix2 8&#34; tablet - fits great.
I truly take the time to review as many reviews as i can before making a purchase of any item that i might have questions about. I did not find a lot of positive reviews on any tablet desk mount clamps. However, this one had just enough good reviews and as i further evaluated the specs on the product, i deemed it a good buy. And it was. The desk clamp is secure and there are many options to use move the device in a myriad of positions.
I purchased this to be used at my husbands work bench but my mom absconded with it. My mom sits in her wheel chair and this contraption stays connected to her ironing board. She enjoys ironing several hours a day (weird) and this was very useful to hold her old ipad. The old Ipad cannot be moved alot because of a screen repair - this allows her to get some additional use from a retired Ipad.
If you set your cell phone right, you can even use this for your cell. Admittedly the third clamp point can't be used but for my uses that was a minor issue. Will be getting at least one more of these.
i'm using it for my Kindle Fire HD, and i did not remove it from its secure otter box case which has some weight on it. All that to say that this product is well worth its price, which by the way is quite reasonable. Enjoy if you make the purchase.
Mount/clamp is attached to my reading chair (Ikea). It holds my IPAD. I use it to control the music (Sonos), look up words, people, events from my readings. It is out of my way, when it needs to be, but right next to me, at the same time. I could not be happier.
Answer: Depends on how hard the two year old yanks. This is a pretty sturdy mount but if children are yanking on it, it might not last long. I don't know if they make child proof mounts.