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Question: How about a regular sized iPad 2? (9.7" screen diagonal, 9.5x7.31")
Document: I really liked this at first. It holds my Kindle Fire HD 7&#34; (on the short side) and rotates so I can have the screen in either direction. It also holds my phone or other devices, too, so it is handy and universal. It is a VERY snug fit in the cd player -- which I don't use anyway.
This holder works perfect with my 9 in Nook...I just turn it on it's side where the screen automatically flips and it is held securely in place via my CD holder. It says you can even play CD's while the mount is in place but haven't tried that yet. Was looking for something to hold my tablet within easy, safe, reach and this does the job perfectly! !
So I got this cd mount to hold my Nexus 7, and Galaxy SIII onto my 2013 Subaru WRX while utilizing my torque application. There is not a whole lot of adjust-ability, but it works fairly well, and holds every device (including Galaxy Note 2) it can fit. Kind of pricey imho, but it worked well enough, minus some shaking of the device it was holding.
I installed using the 1.5 wedge and stacked the 2 long foam strips on top of each other at the bottom of the holder. My Nexus 7 fits perfectly (in landscape mode) in my 2013 Ford Focus (without mytouch). It sits just above the lock/unlock button and hazard button. I can still control most of the other buttons it covers with the steering controls or voice commands. I have it tethered to my Nexus 4 for data (maps/music/etc).
My CD Slot is directly on top of my car's 7-inch built-in AVN ( Audio/Video/Navigation) system LCD screen, but I was able to adjust the mount vertically all the way upwards so it doesn't block the view and operation of my car's dash LCD. Now it looks like I have to LCD screens on my car. Sweet, just looks at my photos uploaded to Amazon Product Images.
1 was loose. Took the iPad back out. It didn't retract. Put the iPad back in and went to hold it up by the little rod that is supposed to hold it. The iPad, the 2 rails, 4 springs and the square piece that holds it together fell to the floor. I was left holding the rod and a U shaped piece that snaps on the back. When I went to put it all back together I noticed 3 of the springs were stretched out.
I bought one of these to hold my Nexus 7 in my 2005 Toyota 4Runner. The clamp will hold a Nexus 7 sized device just fine and allows you to plug into the power if the device is held horizontally. Keep in mind that not every CD slot is the same size. Even using the largest thickness pads I still find the mount is loose in the 4Runner's cd slot. This may also be attributed to the thickness of the add on pads not allowing the holder to go all the way into CD's slot.
This was exactly what i was looking for and i am happy i was the last person that could have gotten this before it was sold out! it shakes s little but then i added the 2.0 rubber attachment and the shaking lessened! Very happy with my purchase
#1 - If you MUST have this product make sure your tablet is 6 1/2" or less (Wife's Motorola Xoom 6 1/2") #2 - Buy a deferent product and not this one!
I would have given it a 5 star however just a few things bothered me about this product.1. There is no locking mechanism for it to lock the tablet in place. If you hit a speed bump at a fast pace that tablet will fall right out.2. the construction of the item is decent feels cheap in my honest opinion.3.
Answer: That might be too heavy considering the size of the CD slot inserts.. but I could not tell.  It holds a 7" table extremely well.