Review on 📱 Neewer Tripod Mount Adapter Holder for iPad and Tablet, Adjustable Clamp for iPad Mini, iPad 2/3/4, iPad Air/Air2, iPad Pro, Microsoft Surface, Samsung Tab 7.0 Series (6.3-9.25 inches/16-23.5 Centimeters) by Derick Johns

Will NOT fit iPad 2/3/4 or iPad Air/Air2. When I bought it, it was listed up to 9.5 inches, which is the size of these tablets. 🤦‍♂️Maybe the worst thing is that it's too small (the two pieces touched but I couldn't put them together to hold the iPad) so I guess it was changed to 9.25 inches, although that Maintained the model listed in the product title /description which does not match the iPad size for some of the models listed (see below). Even if you have the thinnest gel back, you have to remove it every time you want to use a mount adapter, only to get frustrated when you try to put the two pieces together only to fail trying to connect the two mount pieces . A little fiddling with the bracket's angles can get it to connect in the most subtle of ways, but I wouldn't trust it if it even touches your tripod, mount or iPad, making it pretty much useless. if you want to move the tripod or touch the iPad screen during recording. Most disappointing is that if one of the parts was even five millimeters (1/5 inch) longer (costs about $0.0005), it would at least fit without the thin lid/case, but I'd give a 400 -1 dollar don't trust price. ka device that must be held at a height of several feet, especially with or without a thin coating, to offer even the slightest protection. Unfortunately, even for the $7.50 I paid for it at Revain Warehouse, it just doesn't match the advertised full-size iPad models I've tried my iPad 2, 3, 4, and iPad Air 2 from. (as well as the iPad 8, of course, because these latest models are "much" larger at 10.2 inches). It came in damaged packaging so the price was a lot lower, but it's basically two pieces of plastic put together. using a bolt and knob/nut along the slider to tighten it. Damage to the box is therefore completely irrelevant. The product wasn't damaged in the slightest and yes I just typed 'button/nut' which isn't the most technical term. However, this is quite descriptive.