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Question: Does it work for the mini iPad?
Document: Simple stand that folds up and stows well. I use it for my iPad Mini and it does what it's designed to do. Will work with my full-size IPad too or any regular or small tablet.
Great for the price, I have two. Will also work with the iPad mini if you adjust it in a bit. I'm often asked where I got it at when using it in public so it has a cool factor.
ideal for watching a movie, skyping, reading. The rubber bumpers.hold the ipad 3  steady in both positions. The adjustable angle of the base makes it work equally well with my mini.It's simplicity is pleasing.
Great Stand! It even works well with the &#34;Otter Box&#34; cover I have on the ipad 3. Some ipad stuff does have a problem with the &#34;Otther Box&#34; cover beacuse of the wide size. And it also work for my new ipad mini!
I love this! It's well made, easy to use, and I can't find anything wrong with it. I use it for my Kindle Fire, my iPad Mini, and my Kindle Paperwhite. It's so adjustable, you can use it either landscape or portrait for any of those. I can see where it would also work for big tablets. It has rubbery surfaces on the bottom and on the surface that the tablet rests on, so nothing slides around when you don't want it to. I've rarely been so happy with such an inexpensive purchase.
Just what I was looking for. I wasn't sure if it would work with my iPad in the case, but there is plenty of room in the notches in the base. The padding is soft & cushy and grips well so the stand doesn't slide around. I also like the clicky joints that stay put where you want them & don't creep. I see there are also screws that can be re-tightened if they ever come loose (except on the legs). It folds up small enough to fit into the pocket of the sleeve that I bought for traveling with my iPad mini and I think it will be perfect for long plane rides.
It actually does, but there is a perception problem. With the Anker, I never worry.Inserting the iPad into the Anker stand is easier than the Arkon, too. With the Arkon, I have to be precise about what I'm doing or it will slip out and slam onto the table. With the Anker, precision is not necessary; it cradles my iPad and protects it for me. I love this little silver stand. We love having it in the kitchen holding our iPad Mini while we cook. Eventually I will buy a second one for work and just get rid of the Arkon.Pro:* Folds up to a small size for portability* Holds many different-sized devicesCon:* Requires precision when inserting device or it won't &#34;catch&#34; device* Rubber mounts wear and peel away easily* Does not hold the angle well; Have to readjust often* Perception that it is not strong, even though it isIf you're debating between the two, go with the Anker, not this one
I bought a coupld of these and ended up returning them. I thought they would be good for propping up my Kindle on the plane so I wouldn't need to hold it. I have the 7&#34; Kindle Fire. Technically, the stand did work for this size tablet, but the stand is huge compared to what you would need for a 7&#34; tablet. It didn't make sense to carry around this huge thing while I travel. I with there was a mini version of this stand, but I couldn't find one.
This is great. Folds down easily for purse. It holds my iPad mini in lifepruf case perfectly. It does adjust to virtually any angle.
Great stand, use it with my mini iPad and I have no faults with it. Would recommend to anyone with small and large tablets.
Answer: Yes. It's adjustable.