3-in-1 iPad Tablet Mount – CTA Multipurpose Universal Tablet Mount Holder for All iPad Tablets 7-13" - Made for Wall Mount - Under Cabinet & Desk Mount - Silver - (PAD-KMS)

I can't say any more than simply, I love it! Easily adjustable, rotate your tablet to any position. The little tools to tighten up any loose joints is easy to use. AND the fact it comes with two mounting brackets - I LOVE THAT. I'm still trying to decide where I may want to permanently place that second bracket - one is in the kitchen, for recipes and shopping lists. The second one - I'm really contemplating putting it outside, on the wall next to the hot tub...It is very easy to slide the tablet holder out of one mounting bracket to tuck it into the other bracket mounted elsewhere. The fact that this can hold my large and small tablets and kindles is just the best thing EVER! And love that it is removable and can used as a table top stand without the mounting bracket, (that's how I decided on which side of the stove I wanted the mounting bracket placed under which cabinet - I kept it on one side of the stove on the counter top for a few weeks, then on the other side for a couple more weeks.) It has long screws if you need them, and a few different thicknesses of spacers in case your cabinets have a lip around the rim underneath them - mine don't, but it is nice to know they thought of that. Everything you need to mount the brackets is included - even the wall anchors! Okay, not everything, you will need a screw driver, and maybe a drill, (or nail and hammer), to make starter holes for the screws, plus a pencil to mark when the holes go. Oh, a piece of tape to hold the bracket to the bottom of the cabinet while screw in the first screw is helpful, too. Other than those items - everything you need is included! :)UPDATE: Nearly 3 years later: I don't know what I would do without this stand! My hands have always been painful and a bother. I bought this as a gadget to keep my tablet off the limited counter space in my kitchen while cooking. Little did I realize how much this stand would help with my hand pain. My tablet stays permanently attached to this stand. (I even travel with the stand attached to the tablet!) I can sit it in my lap, I can lay in bed with it, I can twist, turn and move it to position my tablet at the perfect angle. I can squish it down quickly, (fold it down), so it sits on my dresser, on top or under the coffee table, under or on the end table while charging. I can rotate the table for a horizontal view, or a vertical view - depending on the app using, or the video I'm watching. When the tablet on the stand starts drooping, (the tablet won't stay in the position I put it), I get out the tool, take it to my husband and he tightens it up here and there. No so tight, just enough so that I can still position the tablet with painless ease at any angle I want, but tight enough to hold it once I position it. It is so easy I could do that myself if my hands would function better. I highly recommend this to anyone with hands that may hurt after holding your tablet. Or hands that just sort of drop your tablet without your permission...(LOL) It's like a lap stand...I swear, I use it on my lap to hold up the tablet. Heck, even in bed it's either sitting on me, or to the side of me on the mattress. While walking around I can get a secure grip on the stand easily, unlike holding a tablet in my hands, which keeps me from accidentally dropping it. Wonderful stand! I wish my phone had a stand just like this one, but smaller...

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As many of the other reviews have pointed out, this stand is very well made. The materials used are superior. It feels solid and looks like it will last a long time.The design's clever and the stand looks sleek. The mount system is very handy. The arms are a little stiff because they have to hold the weight of a tablet. I suppose the hinges could use a different tightening system but that would surely raise the price of the stand. At this price point, the stand's as good as you can get.My only complaint is with the mount. Because the sides are angled mounting it perfectly horizontal could be a challenge. I installed the mount right next to a power socket. It would have been great if I could have just put the mount flush against the side of the socket and marked up the holes without needing to use a level. This, however, is a minor inconvenience and I recognise the sides are angled because of the stand's legs. What might be a cheap way of overcoming this problem is to print the outline of the mount on the manual so that one can just cut it out, stick it on the wall, and use that a guide when drilling the holes.The bigger issue I had with installing the mount is that it has to be installed on a perfectly flat surface because the fit between the stand and the mount is very snug. If the mount's bent even ever so slightly, there sliding the stand in and out of the mount will require a fair amount of strength. My backsplash is made of small mosaic tiles and that was my experience. I suspect one won't have any problem with cabinets and painted walls. But any surface with texture might be tricky.These minor issues aside, the stand's a great purchase!

It truly is a 2 in 1 product and am very pleased with it's design, purpose and packaging! Easy to install too!I bought it to mount on the wall in front of my treadmill so that I could place my tablet at eye level and see a movie or videos while walking and not having the angle and/or vibration of the treadmill affect my viewing. I really liked the additional option of being able to mount it under a cabinet as well so then I can just take the stand part with me with the ipad still attached and insert it under the cabinet with the second holder and bring up a recipe to cook!In the box, the arm comes fully assembles along with two (2) separate white hard plastic mount pads for inserting the bifurcated "foot/arm" when one wants to use it either on the wall (vertically) or under a cabinet (horizontally) as pictured. Along with the mounts came a set of screws and plastic wall anchors (2 sets, 1 for each mounting pad) which I used for my painted plastered wall as well as set of three (3) hex keys of different sizes for adjusting arm pivot tension and a swivel base containing the spring tension clip that attaches to the end of the arm and is used to grip the tablet at two (2) points.[Note: the largest tablet (by size and weight) the padded spring clip will accommodate, albeit tight, is a thin-sleeved iPad4 (which I use) but it is fully adjustable for smaller pads/tablets ( I have also have and tested an e-reader similar to the Amazon Fire and a an obsolete HP Touchpad (heavy)]The only tools I used were an electric drill, a drill bit and medium phillips-head screwdriver for installation to the wall. Instructions were included but I didn't use it however I did notice the instructions included didn't give what size drill bit to use but that was easy to figure out.The mounting pads use two screws each that are situated at the top and bottom of the pad along it's length (vertically) and when screwed into the wall, the screws are flush with the mounting pad so that the "foot/arm" will not rub or be hindered by the screw heads.The installation was very simple and when used as a stand , the bifurcated foot splits apart to act as a foot and the arm s completely adjustable to any height or angle as well as having a 360 degree rotating mount for the tablet so you can view your tablet vertically or horizontally. Fully folded against the wall, the (immovable) rotating mount (highest/ thickest point) is about 3 1/2 inches away from the wall but remember, the arm is removable and then only the white mounting pad would be left on the wall.With minor installation and full adjustability, this is a well-designed product that is well-packaged and reasonably priced for it's multiple purposes.Suggestion: maybe the company could sell additional mounting pads separately for other places in the home (garage/laundry room) or even for work ( if allowed to install on a wall).[Note: after extended use (3 months) I noticed that with my iPad, because of its weight, I do have to use the hex keys occasionally to tighten the middle position in the arm, but it isn't a bother for me]