LapWorks Gripzilla Surface Tablets Neoprene Review

I bought this because it looked like the best option for my Dell 5290 (similar to Surface Pro). The 5290 doesn't have cases with an integrated wrist strap, so it's perfect for this purpose. I was concerned that it would either hit the volume buttons or the power and home buttons, depending on which corners it's attached to. , but I was pleasantly surprised that he doesn't push any buttons. The grip angle is just enough to run over the keys without pressing them. This makes the buttons difficult

Fits perfectly on Microsoft Surface Book 2 15 inch. No effort or hassle with rubberized hinges around diagonally opposite corners. While the color does not match the surface of Book 2 perfectly, it is much closer than it appears in the picture. It looks much better in real than in the picture. It has a nice feel, yet is lightweight (plastic, not metal) and makes it MUCH easier to use the 15 inch monster "buffer board" with one hand. I love it after just a few minutes of use. Comes with an…

I work as a Speech Therapist Assistant and I use my iPad Pro to take notes, present lessons and encourage learning with my students. I worked between three different schools and would be very mobile; I often work in 3 different areas in the same location on any given day depending on the structure of my session. I realized that some sort of wrist strap would be very convenient for my needs and the LapWorks Gripzilla fitted that perfectly. Remember I used it every day between work and home for…

I've been using this for 2 years now and every year I use at least 2 pieces of neoprene you can put your hand through. The plastic used for this part is extremely cheap and breaks very easily. For me, this piece broke when I was using it as a stand as intended, and for me, this piece broke just by putting my hand under the neoprene grip. The company sent me a replacement the first time it broke but I had to replace this part 3 more times. This morning it broke for the fifth time. Because of the

Like - feels secure, holds my iPad well. But it's a bit heavy, heavy on my wrist. The stand, when it opens, could be a bit stronger, maybe with a rubber edge or something. It also doesn't protect the screen. But even with all those things - I like it. When I'm out and about and want to hold on tight while walking, I feel good and snuggly in and on my arm. And I love that it rotates. In general I am satisfied with the product, if you make it a little more elegant, it will be really great.

Well I can't say enough good things about it - not just the product but LapWorks as well. My "path to purchase" of Gripzilla Pro was Murphy's "Perfect Storm" compliance. everything that could go wrong, it seemed. But thanks to LapWorks' truly outstanding customer service, I didn't end up feeling disappointed, I felt valued and very happy. :-) The longer version of this story is that I bought an iPad Pro in November. I've never had an iPad, but I'm a musician and artist, and FINALLY Apple has…

Bought as a present for my husband. He uses his Surface Pro 3 in his EHR practice and found it difficult to use — the Surface is too big to comfortably hold with one hand. This product solved the problem perfectly - it uses a strap to hold the tablet and can also use the Gripzilla as a stand. It's easy to attach and you can connect a keyboard with the Gripzilla attached (Key feature. No need to attach and reattach the grip!)

This product gives me a shorter grip on my iPad and restores the feeling of lightness. I have no doubt that I will not drop my iPad even if I hold it upside down while holding this group. It also doubles as a stand if I want to put it on a table. EDIT: 1/7/20 I still love this product. I had to get a second one because my first one ripped at the edge of the hinge where it unfolds to become a stand. They could use some quality control there with the product. However, I've been using the first…

i am 67 years old 100% disabled vietnam veteran i never write and seldom verbally praise a product but it does command the praise of my twin brothers and mine it is a worthy exception light years away. It's as comfortable in my hand as the weight is distributed, it's pressing down on a heavy iPad that's too painful to hold, and the constant worry that it's going to burst into joy doesn't bother me like anything for what I wanted it but couldn't use it before I had this beautifully designed…