Review on TACKFORM Tablet Mount Microphone Stand by John Ghattamaraju

This thing is built like a TANK. It could literally outperform any other "similar" product on the market. Yes, you will find that it can be a little "busy" with the initial setup and maneuvering the machine with what you want to attach it to, but once you've done it for the first time, you'll appreciate the general versatility and ROBUST. what the thing can do. I switch it between my mic stand and the wrought glass coffee table, depending on whether I'm playing in my living room or elsewhere. It fits almost anything, although it may take you a few minutes to find the best safe spot. It protected my iPad like Fort Knox protects gold. The iPad was easy to attach and remove, but it was solid and didn't wobble or slide like some others I've had to use. You can adjust the tension of the nearest joint to make it tighter or looser depending on whether you need to move the iPad (e.g. rotate clockwise/counterclockwise or rotate left/right/up/down), while other joints are kept fixed and rigid. It was easy to attach the "grips" (I used all the "small grips" for my 9.7" iPad 6th Gen, they also have large grips and any combination should fit your device), although small " Stoppers” are supplied. tbh , are useless even though they are not needed. You have to really deliberately manually move the handles to get them out of the retractable sockets while the device is mounted in the handle or even without anything in the handles. I didn't penalize the manufacturer for "plugs", probably, great for those who don't remove and replace the device on as many surfaces as I do. lamp post in my bedroom. You just have to be careful because the main clamp of this device is METAL. I would suggest using a buffer between the metal and scratched surfaces. I mainly use it to mount my iPad to a live mic stand. playback or recording.