Dockem Koala Wall Mount 2.0: Universal Dock for iPad, Samsung Galaxy Tab/Note, Google Nexus, Microsoft Surface - Damage-Free, Smartphone, Tablet, eReader Holder (Black) Review

The product came in a tiny tiny box, didn't believe it, thought something was wrong. Then I opened it up, read the instructions and boom! What a simple little thing! Easy assembly, many mounting options. It's not the most durable thing in the world, but it's pretty good value for the money, and again, it holds the tablet's weight well. Three months or so and I have no complaints. It holds my iPad together with the case. For me it was a great solution, the iPad was in a drawer, was not used for…

If you need to mount your phone or tablet, these Koala 2.0 wall mount kits are for you. In addition, they are designed in such a way that you can remove your device at any time. And in most cases, the charging cable runs right through the mount. They are deceptively simple. When you open the box, all you have are some plastic pieces, some tape, and some rubber pieces that match your specific device. But they are a great example of less is more. I've been looking for a decent solution to my…

I was surprised that it came in a box smaller than a pack of cigarettes but works as advertised. It's just a few plastic mounts, screws, wall plugs, and glue, and some rubber pads to keep the tablet from wobbling during use. Other than that, I'm glad I ordered it and will likely buy more. I ended up using only one wall anchor since the other bracket mated with a stud in the wall. It took 10 minutes for all measurements and installation. I used it for the Asus Transformer Tablet. The thinnest…

I like it very much! I wanted to buy the Revain Echo Show but I don't like the reviews yet. In order to be able to access the recipes and videos I want to watch in my kitchen, I decided to mount an old iPad on my kitchen wall. These brackets are exactly what I wanted. They are inexpensive but NOT cheap. They are made of durable materials and come with adhesive tapes, screws and wall anchors for wall mounting. I used glue to place the brackets where I wanted (using a paper template to mimic my…

Ugly, but it works. I looked at options starting at $150, but in the end these little guys offered more flexibility. I have an iPad Pro 12.9 3rd generation. Finding a wall mount that would allow me to leave my keyboard case on and charge my Apple Pencil without obscuring the viewable area of the screen was a daunting task. This system does everything. I chose the bolt-on kit because I don't want to trust my $1,000 device to any sticky tape. The only downside is the lack of a template to place…

I love this wall mount! I won't lie - it's in my bathroom. I put it over the toilet so I can watch TV while I do my hair and makeup. I think I'll buy another one for the kitchen to wait until I can get the TV under the cabinets. The mount itself is nothing special, but it serves its purpose. I have an older (ie heavier) iPad and once I placed it in the holders I had no doubt it would stay in place. Thanks to those 3M adhesive strips, it seems easy enough to remove without damaging the walls.

Agree, it's a really simple concept but they execute it very well. When I installed it I always thought it was too expensive and I could probably assemble it myself for less money until I got to the part where you put the washers. They're designed to fit perfectly in the mounts and come in a variety of sizes so you can get the level of fit you want and feel worthy of the $15 price tag. I also like the fact that they designed the brackets to hide the sticky command tab. As a side note, I've used

Will work to wall mount my Surface Pro though. This product should be more durable. The cable clip on the bottom is a joke because the mount is too flimsy to hold. Also, they should be a bit longer for vertical mounting. I used mollys and screws to attach the brackets. It's good that the rubber pads hold the tablet securely. It just had to be a little meatier. I would look for a different attachment system. This one doesn't cut. Maybe ok for a cell phone. ****Update*** After my 2 star rating…

Bought these to hang the tablet on the wall. Let's start with the advantages: Adjustable size! No universal mounts for tablets from 7 to 10 inches. wanna hold the phone or your ipad? Or your Kindle? he does everything. It also includes some rubber grommets that adjust its thickness so your device doesn't get too loose and wobble inside. And if you're planning on screwing it to the wall, you're probably good to go! If you want to use glue. Be careful. I used the included alcohol pad to wipe the…

Does exactly what it's supposed to and as advertised. It looks great with a black tablet (currently used to install an old Android tablet). The included gaskets make it suitable for whatever tablet or phone you want to mount. The included adhesive pads offer more than enough strength for a firm hold without having to be screwed in. Works equally well in portrait or landscape orientation, and the pads provide a snug, comfortable fit for using your old tablet or phone as a wall keyboard. .