T50

I was looking for a solution to wall mount my old Lenovo tablet for a Home Assistant dashboard. Being a fairly uncommon tablet there were no readymade options for it. This holder was the next best thing and works perfectly. Installing was cake and it is very sturdy and holds my tablet securely. The rotation feature is a handy addition as well.

I have this mounted on the wall next to my stove and it's perfect for my 10'' tablet. It has a very low profile and is very unobtrusive, comparable mounts just look too large and rather ugly when empty. The spring-loaded mechanism keeps the tablet secure and easy to move in and out. I also like that this is white and blends in with the wall much better when compared to stainless steel or darker colors. Constructed of heavyweight plastic this mount is solid and should last a long time, I like the subtle "click" when locked in landscape or portrait mode. I see no reason why anyone would spend more money on other mounts, I have zero complaints about this unit and it's a great deal at this price.

Works well, mine is in the kitchen and mounted specifically for my recipes. Easy to install

Cheaply made but works. Tablet doesn't sit flush, the bracket is higher on one side.

Yes! A good buy! I’ve had mine for 3 years. Stays on wall and supports my iPad perfectly I use it so I can stream while I’m doing Dishes.

I ordered this to mount an old tablet in the kitchen as a family calendar. Instead of using the screws and anchors that come in the package, I just used a couple of medium Command strips to attach to the fridge. Worked great! The mount can rotate, and the base is very solid with preset angles. It sticks out a little from the mounted surface, but it does the job for a very reasonable price.

Easy install, solid construction. Reliable after 2 years of use. Rotation feature is really nice.

Sturdy, easy to install, rotates well. Overall a solid product. Two things I would have liked. One, it doesn't quite hold an iPad in an existing case, or at least not with the case on the iPad in question, which admittedly is a little bulky so it might work with a lower-profile case. Two, be advised when you open the "jaw", it doesn't expand equally (out opposites sides from the center). Instead one side of it is fixed and the other expands & contracts. The mechanism works just fine. But if you want to mount the iPad such that it will be centered regardless of the rotation/orientation, it's not possible.