Otterbox Utility Series Latch II Case: Ultimate Protection for 10-Inch Tablets (Black) Review

Can only be held comfortably in landscape mode with the left hand or in portrait mode with the right hand. The strap rotates, but not a full 90 degrees; I would say only about 75 degrees. It is rather impractical for right-handed people to operate the tablet while holding the strap with their left hand. I was a bit suspicious of other reviews that said they had trouble holding the tablet properly, but they weren't wrong. Very well made and holds the tablet securely. The camera is partially…

So fits on a 10.5 inch tablet. This is on my Samsung Galaxy S5e 10.5. This is a very good useful accessory. The only downside for me is that it covers all four speakers when using it on a Samsung Galaxy S5e. You can still hear when he covers for him. But I don't really care because I don't use it for speakers anyway.

This is a very durable tablet strap. Actually exactly what I expected from Otter. However, it doesn't even work with the Pixel Slate due to the button layout. The volume button is constantly pressed and the power button is difficult to reach. I wouldn't recommend it for anyone using a Pixel Slate or any device with buttons near the corners as the rubber bands wrap around every corner.

Here my 5th generation iPad fits perfectly. The corners are rubberized so they hold up very well. My only issue is a strap going over my volume button.

I use this for work I work in construction and my iPad is everything: blueprints, daily reports, documents, RFIs etc and the otter drawer lock is perfect. A strap is added for easy portability.

This is a great product. If you're left-handed and hold the tablet in your right hand, I imagine it's easier to use. The angle of the grip only rotates to that extent, leaving your wrist in an awkward position (with your left hand) in portrait mode. Aside from small tweaks to get the camera out of the way, this is a great addition. Use on Samsung Tab S6

I'm holding my iPad in my left hand and I can't rotate it in the way I find useful for a right-handed person to use his left hand to hold the iPad. It may or may not make sense to you until you get it. But just know I'm disappointed with this as I'm someone who wants to use an iPad to present an app to clients, with an iPad in my left hand and a stylus in my right, and this product makes it cumbersome. It appears that this is being done for the opposite - that is, someone is holding the iPad…

This is a very durable tablet strap. Actually exactly what I expected from Otter. However, it doesn't even work with the Pixel Slate due to the button layout. The volume button is constantly pressed and the power button is difficult to reach. I wouldn't recommend it for anyone using a Pixel Slate or any device with buttons near the corners as the rubber bands wrap around every corner.

My company uses a few of these in combination with the Otterbox Defender series. Mainly service technicians and sales people. They seem to like it for the most part. Pros: - Fits well. Even with the cover covering the front of the Otterbox Defender Series, you can still leave the strap on the device, although this cover makes it tight. - Adjustable orientation. You can rotate the handle so you can hold your device in "landscape" or "portrait" mode.-Adjustable size. Both large and small hands…

I'm holding my iPad in my left hand and it doesn't let me rotate it in the way I thought it would make sense for one Right-handed woman who wants to hold the iPad with her left hand. It may or may not make sense to you until you get it. But just know I'm disappointed with this as I'm someone who wants to use an iPad to present an app to clients, with an iPad in my left hand and a stylus in my right, and this product makes it cumbersome. It appears that this is being done for the opposite - that