Review on 🎥 Glide Gear TMP 750: All-in-One Professional Video Camera Tablet Teleprompter with Beam Splitting Glass and Protective Case by Chris Reddick

So good we bought two! This mid-range teleprompter is not entirely unproblematic, but it is very valuable and extremely versatile. PROS: - Large glass - Rigid body - Flexibility of camera and device mount options - Great accessory for attaching more tools - Easier to balance (if you need it) than most stationary teleprompters CONS: - Body is just plain bad; throwing it away and packing the item is something else (note that the box *has* some pins to secure it and keep the fragile plastic in place. But don't use this box to put them to pack into a production truck or ship; don't do it - The angle of the glass can be adjusted, but there's no stopper to keep it from falling into the unit's mounts. Move carefully or you'll break the glass if it does falls off! - It takes some time to set up properly. The documentation isn't terrible, but it's not great either. This shouldn't be a problem for those used to working with similar systems. Doesn't work with wide angles, since the tablet is very close to the glass.Okay, unlike some teleprompters, this one is very versatile, but that adds to the complexity.Be prepared to spend a little time with it gen to optimize and balance it. Over the years I have used several teleprompters for various companies and projects. It has the largest glass of any mid-range prompter, so it can handle larger screens like the iPad Pro. Standard rails are also great, as many other "cheese boards" and rail systems are compatible in addition to the mounting accessories supplied. The device is ideal for digital SLR cameras and small cameras. I would be concerned about placing a very large video camera on it (as shown in the picture) due to the weight on the long rails. The universal height for mounting the camera and components with thumbscrews is great for a range of devices and is (mostly) easy to set up and take down.