📱 JUBOR Tablet Mount for Microphone Stands - Mic Music Stand Holder for iPad, iPad Pro, iPad Air, iPad Mini, 2, 3, iPhone, Smartphone - Suitable for 4.7-12.9" Tablets Review

The product works well and is quite efficient. It was difficult to fully connect the holder and stem plate, but they did connect in the end, so don't give up if that's a problem. The only downside is that it has a somewhat limited angular range. I wanted to tilt it a little more than it allows, but I compensated by raising it higher on the stand and that helped. Good value for money.

I was cautiously optimistic about this holder: it was lightweight and seemed easy enough to use. I do complain that the mic stands I've used are flimsy and even with the internal clamp installed I had to use tape to add bulk and even in the tightest position it's not exactly secure. As a result, I may have overtightened and stripped the threads a little. Also, the rotating ball that holds the iPad in my preferred position doesn't have enough angle to tilt up like I'd like, and it doesn't stay…

for use with a tablet on a mic stand to read text in portrait (vertical) orientation. It doesn't work for that - it mounts to the (vertical, of course) shaft of the mic stand, and the very slight upward angle that can be achieved is offset by the flex of the holder, which sags under the tablet's weight. I could barely get a 10 degree angle up. I read that another reviewer solved this problem by mounting it high up on a stand, literally in front of the user's face - unacceptable. When I'm…

Hmm, no. It's not suitable for storing an iPad on a mic stand, which is why I bought it. At first it fell apart in my hands when I took it out of the box. I assembled it but the screw was too weak to hold anything. Second, the "locking mechanism" was not locked. Good luck Revane, I will buy the real product elsewhere. These 5 star reviews are very suspicious.

The product works well and is quite effective It was difficult to fully connect the holder and stem faceplate but eventually it snapped into place so don't give up on if that's a problem the only downside is that it has a somewhat limited range I wanted to tilt it a little more than it allows but compensated by having higher movement on the stand and that helped.

Suitable for tripod mount, both bracket and pole. Very hard-wearing plastic that is pleasant to the touch. It will not break or chip if dropped. (I've dropped it a few times to see what happens.) It's durable, adjustable, good quality, and gets the job done in a number of ways. 11 inches high. I am currently using it to set up my Dell Venue 11 Pro as a teleprompter and as a camera and screen for video conferencing. Worth a dime.

Purchased for use with a tablet on a mic stand to read lyrics in portrait (vertical) orientation. It doesn't work for that - it mounts to the (vertical, of course) shaft of the mic stand, and the very small upward angle that can be achieved is offset by the flex of the holder, which sags under the weight of the mic tablet. I could barely get a 10 degree angle up. I read that another reviewer solved this problem by mounting it high up on a stand, literally in front of the user's face…