Millenium Tablet Holder 7" - 10,1"

Bought this as this price was quite good. It holds the tablet well, but has two disadvantages. First, it's a bit ugly viewed from the audience - not a huge problem but a bit disappointing. More annoying is the way the bracket works as a leaf spring. Every time you swipe your tablet to turn a page, it starts a nice harmonic oscillation. It's actually more annoying than you would expect. No problem if you use a page turner pedal, but a pain if you don't. The next holder I bought was the more expensive, but better, iKlip.

I purchased this holder after using them onboard cruise ships where I work as part of an acoustic duo. They have been by far the most stable, easy to use and have lasted being used for an average of 7-8 hours a day 7 days a week for a couple of years, so durability of this product is also a plus. Obviously the stability does come down to the stability of the stand you have it on to begin with, but if the stand is good, you should have no issues.

The overall quality of this tablet holder is good, it is easy to use, and I feel my tablet is safe in there. I use it in combination with the Superlux MS 107 microphone stand on which I mount it. Good combination. Only negative point : it is, even when you make it as small as possible, pretty big. When you use it like I do, mounted directly on a microphone stand, it is OK, but when you attach the adapter to mount it halfway a stand, it is not easy to stow it away. But overall a good product.

It works however there is no yaw adjustment and no torque adjustment. Also the discs that hold the tablet are pain hard plastic, not grippy rubber. For the money, its perfect.

Fits my phone, ipad mini and ipad

pretty decent item. Good item for this value

Fits the ipad air 2 perfectly and does what it needs to.. One thing... It would be nice if it could hold the ipad whilst its case (otterbox).

The product is ok, but bulky and awkward

your tablet has to go in at a 45° angle. So not horizontally, not vertically, but in between.
Once I found that out it was much better :)

Use - to hold my SR18 drum machine - entirely not what it was designed to do, but it does the job.
It's a bit clunky to set up, but it works. Nothing to complain about at all.