Tackform TACKFORM Tablet Mount for Microphone Stand - Professional Grade Holder - Compatible With iPad, Galaxy Tab, and More.

I upgraded my iPad to the iPad Pro 11 with a protective case and this works beautifully. I really like the versatile adjustable clamp and it seems very sturdy

Super sturdy! Feel totally confident leaving an expensive tablet in this holder.

As a drummer I need to mount my tablet and/or phone onto my kit when practicing and have it be able to handle the bashing and still stay solid and in-place each time. At work or home I want it mounted to my desk. I also want to use just one mount for both my cell phone and/or my tablet or both. This unit solves all of those problems at a cheap price. This tablet mount is all metal and solid as heck for whatever 360 degree sphere of positions you want the 3-segments to be adjusted into. I purchased one for Home Office and one for at Work and was happy enough to write this review. :)

Our band is digitizing our fake sheets. We have been using notebooks, which are bulky and cumbersome. Moving our fake sheets to a tablet makes performance easier.I ordered this device to clamp to a mic stand and hold a Samsung Galaxy tablet. It was more expensive than some options, but the mounting and adjustments appeared much more substantial. They are indeed, substantial. Very well made.The instructions could be more plainly written, but once you realize they have the terms "height" and "width" mixed up in the first paragraph, they're pretty straightforward.I ruined the first one they sent. Not my fault. I used the screws they provided- but they had accidentally put the wrong hardware into the packet and the screws were too long. As a result, they drove into the inner workings of the cradle.When I contacted the company they were *very* sorry and extremely helpful. They rushed out a new cradle (along with properly sized screws).If you're looking for a way to hold a tablet to a music stand that is rock solid and infinitely adjustable, this product is ideal. You might find something cheaper, but it would be hard to find anything better- and experience shows a lot of us that it's often the cheapest stuff that costs the most in the end.

I thought “that’s too expensive” but someone pointed out that so was my iPad which made me rethink the purchase. I had already purchased one similar to this from another company and it was sturdy but it could not achieve the angle I was looking for. And when I tightened it up, it sagged just a bit and I needed that little bit to get the angle I was searching for, so I returned it.Got this device, was surprised that “some assembly required” but it wasn’t much. Once I got it together I thought “wow that’s kind of odd looking”. Just attached it to my mic stand and WOW. If you can’t find the angle your looking for using this, then that angle doesn’t exist. It appears to be sturdy. It’s holding an iPad Pro 10.5 extended out without an issue. I played with the adjustments for about 10 minutes and BAM, now it’s perfect.Should this fall apart in my lifetime (not likely) I’ll post an update.