TACKFORM Tablet Mount Microphone Stand Review

I've used many different tablet stands over the years and I usually end up choosing the $20 version which looks good but doesn't really work Work. . I was planning to use this tablet holder for my new iPad while playing guitar so figured I should get something more durable and secure. I am very happy with my purchase and this item far exceeded my expectations. You can seriously lock this mount in any position or angle, the amount of adjustment options makes it perfect for use anywhere and…

Our group is digitizing our fake leaves. We've used laptops, which are bulky and unwieldy. Moving our fake sheets to a tablet makes things easier. I ordered this device to mount on a microphone stand and hold my Samsung Galaxy tablet. It was more expensive than some of the options, but the installation and setup turned out to be a lot more extensive. They really matter. Very well done. The instructions could have been written more simply, but once you realize that in the first paragraph the…

As a drummer, I need to attach my tablet and/or phone to my drum kit during rehearsals so it can withstand the impact and stay steady and steady every time. At work or at home I want it attached to my desk. I also want to use just a phone and/or tablet holder or both. This device solves all these problems at a great price. This tablet mount is all metal and strong as hell for any 360 degree position you want the 3 segments set to. I bought one for my home office and one for work and was lucky…

The first mount I could find that holds my Samsung Tab A 10.1 upright with the legs underneath. Some mounts are sold with legs to hold the tablet on the sides (shorter width) and then expect you to just flip it over if you want a vertical look. I do not believe it. I was concerned about those other fasteners that the tablet could slide out in a vertical shape if nothing was holding it from below. This mount solves that problem. It comes with 3 different sized feet for a custom fit and can hold…

This thing is built like a TANK. It could literally outperform any other "similar" product on the market. Yes, you will find that it can be a little "busy" with the initial setup and maneuvering the machine with what you want to attach it to, but once you've done it for the first time, you'll appreciate the general versatility and ROBUST. what the thing can do. I switch it between my mic stand and the wrought glass coffee table, depending on whether I'm playing in my living room or elsewhere…

I searched far and wide for weeks before deciding "maybe the high price is worth it". I needed something that could hold an iPad Pro 12.9 on a mic stand while I was performing. I've also noticed that it makes my iPad more useful in everyday scenarios since it can be mounted on flat surfaces as well as mic stands. It comes in a heavy plastic bag and requires assembly but it took a few minutes without bothering with instructions. I feel like it makes my giant tablet easier to use than trying to…

I use my tablet to remotely control the mixer for my band. I'm a drummer so things are always shaking and vibrating. The tablet is attached to my hi-hat and this device keeps it securely in place and within reach. It's solidly built and feels like it when you put it together. It's a bit pricey, but if it keeps my expensive tablet safe, it's worth it. I would definitely buy it again but doubt I'll ever need it. It easily adapts to devices of different sizes and is easy to adjust so as not to…

I've searched a lot for this type of product and so far it's working well for me. I'm a musician who wanted to move from paper lyrics to digital lyrics. Most other products didn't seem to go far enough. In the photos, the tablet is always visible between the microphone stand and your body. That seems ridiculous. You need to move the tablet away from the stand. With this device you can do it. At home I can use it to hold my Kindle Paper-white, but on stage I just flip it to the side to hold a…