📱 CTA Tablet Wall Mount: Articulating Metal Holder | 360-Degree Rotation | Compatible with iPad, Surface Pro, and More (PAD-ATWM) Review

1: From the box it is exactly what they said. 2: 7 minutes from the box to the wall where I hold my iPad Air2 perfectly. 3: VERY well built. 4: 2 screws to fix the holder to the bracket, 3 screws to fix to the wall and snap the 2 trims, loosen the 3 screws to facilitate the orientation movement. That's all! 5: Too bad it came in white and/or black. Representative. Great product and worth the price.

The angle brackets on this arm appear to be more secure than a side grip and much better than on a spring which needs to be extended to use. The included different sized pads allow you to use a thick case or not, but they stick so you'll either have to be consistent or add velcro. It comfortably holds my iPad while I cook or clean. Stick to selected corners. Continuous.

I bought this mount to hold my tablet in my recording (podcast/audio book) studio. Since it does NOT move up and down, only horizontally, I had to measure it very carefully before installing it to keep the tablet at the correct height under my microphone. Tilt up or down is also very limited so getting it in the right position was quite a challenge and I can't change the height of my stool or the mic itself and still expect to use my arm. The downside is that I have a very stable, durable mount

A solid product that is easy to install but with very limited maneuverability when viewing a tablet. I was hoping to set it up so the tablet can tilt between two chairs, but you can't move the tablet holder like a swivel view. You can rotate your tablet in portrait or landscape mode. This is the limit of presentation flexibility. For the price I expected a little more mobility. Generally good quality and strong. However, due to the tablet's limited maneuverability, you can still get the same…

I bought this mount to hold my tablet in my recording studio (podcast/audiobook). Since it does NOT move up and down, only horizontally, I had to measure it very carefully before installing it to keep the tablet at the correct height under my microphone. Tilt up or down is also very limited so getting it in the right position was quite a challenge and I can't change the height of my stool or the mic itself and still expect to use my arm. The downside is that I have a very stable, durable mount…

I bought this stand to hold my tablet at eye level in the kitchen. I wanted the tablet to be kept out of the way when I wasn't using it, and I wanted to tuck it away from the counter, so a static stand didn't work. For my purposes, the CTA Digital PAD-ATWM Articulating Tablet Wall Mount is ideal. I knew this stand wouldn't tip over, but I don't need it. It keeps the tablet safe and stable. I repurposed an old Kindle that had no charge but still worked. The Kindle is now used to search for…