Mount-It! Universal Tablet Wall Mount, Anti-Theft iPad Mount, Enclosure Fits Tablets from 9.7" to 13" Screen Size, Flush Wall Mounting Kiosk, Durable Steel Design, Black

Simple two piece wall mount installation with matching frame - great for home use (smart home display, etc) or office but might not be secure enough for a high traffic commercial environment. The mount itself is very secure once everything is attached but the tablet frame is only secured to the VESA adapter plate with a simple screw. It is pretty hard to get to but still not a security tip or one way screw. Overall it is a real nice way to put a tablet on the wall versus a 3D printed option and much more robust.

Broke my rear camera.

I'm torn. In many ways this mount is fantastic. It is well built from good materials. It is a very thoughtful design with a few important details unresolved.It is in fact 2 different mounts. One mount goes between the wall and a VESA bolt pattern. This mount can be separated by removing a single screw. When the screw is out, an attached device can be removed from the wall and hung back up. This screw is problematic. It is in a difficult to reach place between the device and wall. A long screwdriver must be used right up against the wall. This makes it slightly difficult to install. It also makes it only slightly difficult to uninstall. That hurts the Anti-Theft properties of the mount unless it is placed so high on a wall that it would require a ladder to operate the screwdriver.Because the wall mount part has a VESA pattern, it can be used to mount a monitor to the wall.Likewise, the tablet frame portion of this mount can be used to mount a tablet to any VESA monitor mount. That is extremely useful.The 4 corners of the tablet frame slide in and out to adjust to different screen sizes and wrap around the corners of the tablet. It works pretty well, except they block buttons and ports near the corners of your tablet. You may lose volume control, camera, headphone jack, SD slot. Perhaps charge port, but that is usually in the center and less likely to be blocked. They cutout small rectangles holes in the side, so you might be able to use some buttons or ports through the holes. Or you might need to enlarge some with a Dremel.The frame is made to accommodate some thicker tablets. So if you have a thinner tablet, you need to use the nylon tipped screws included loose in the tablet frame bag, not the hardware bag. That was an odd choice for otherwise excellent packaging. The screws fell to the floor and nearly got lost when I pulled out the tablet frame. So keep an eye on them when unboxing.The nylon tipped screws go nylon side toward the tablet. When you tighten them, they pin your tablet against the front edge of the tablet frame. I would bet one of these screws is what broke the camera for another reviewer. They must go in 4 fixed locations and apply 4 potentially strong point loads to the backside of your tablet. If your camera lens happens to be right above a screw, bye bye Lens, Its the luck of the draw.I would buy this again. Knowing what I know now, I would try to swap the corner pieces around to uncover ports and buttons before resorting to Dremel. Simply omit the screw if it is near the camera, Or fill the gap with something else, like neoprene. Distributing the clamping force over a wider are of the tablet back cover.