Waterproof Shower iPad Holder for Bathrooms and Kitchens - HD, Anti-Fog Touch Screen; Compatible with Tablets Under 13 inches (White) Review

I decided to try something different after my shower curtain rod fell apart and threw it around. So the best experience, hands down. This is mainly due to the anti-fog coating. It still has a bit of fogging, but I can still stare or stare at whatever's on my iPad instead of a big blur. However, it is not without some other drawbacks. The frame is quite rigid and fragile. The weight of my iPad and the thin case on it is enough to remove the frame when it's leaning forward, so make sure you close

Don't open it too far when you take your iPad out after a shower, or the latches on the front cover will pop off and throw the iPad out of the way. wet bath. It was a tough road, but luckily the iPad survived without a single scratch. Close call, lesson learned. The rest works great.

I really liked it at first, but after a few days of use it tore. Too bad I didn't use it right away and when I installed it the return policy had expired and it cracked. Disappointing.

I used to put my tablet in a zipped bag to take in the shower. This is a great update. The only downside is that the audio is a bit muffled when using the tablet's speakers.

So do you really need an iPad (or other under 13 inch tablet) in the shower? Do you want to take a risk? Well, maybe kids (of all ages) might enjoy it. Who knows what they'll come up with next. And for those of you who are dying to have your tablet with you at times like these, here's a product to make that possible. I was skeptical. A shower is by definition a wet place, sometimes with pretty heavy water, but it works, and it works great, just as advertised. It's definitely waterproof and the…