There is a substantial amount of force being applied from those arms. (You also have the option of rotating the ends and using the tablet landscape, in which case it is clamped from top and bottom.)Mr_-G- wrote:Hm... in the first two pictures (tablets in portrait mode) it seems to me that the tablets could easily slide down, no stops, just pressure from the sides...
Tablet arm
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Re: Tablet arm
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Re: Tablet arm
I use a mic stand with a boom for vocals, so it looks like that articulating arm would be a good start- and only out $29 if I don't like it.
I'll report back after i get one.
I'll report back after i get one.
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Re: Tablet arm
I use a Galaxy Tab A8 tablet and this holder. Works great.....very versatile and well made.