How thick of a tablet will it hold? I want it for a Time Warner Intelligent Home Tablet which is pretty thick, not a slim profile tablet at all.
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1/4 inch and max should be 1/2....hold with curved plastic so its not exact.
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I measured the tabs holding the tablet, looks like it can hold a tablet of at least 1/2 inch thick may be even 5/8 inch thick. Hope this helps............
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I'm not 100% sure; I use it to carry my 10.1" Toshiba Excite Tablet, and I have about a 1/2" space on each side. It may fit, but it would probably be a tight squeeze. I just looked at it online again; it says 12", but in person, it doesn't look like it. Wow, the price went up; I paid $5.59 for it back in January 2013! Sorry I couldn't be more help Andy; have a Happy Thanksgiving!
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Hi, AJRunner,Do you have any idea when new Samsung TAb 8.9 comes out? I still feel that 10" tab is to big and to heavy as portable device so I hope that Samsung will make 8.9 Tab that will be not as heavy and thick as, say, ACER iconia 500 or Motorola Xzoom that are too thick and heavy in my view. If so, I may go with it. Do you know release date and features of Samsung 8.9 Tab?Thanks
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I think it will work with a thick kind of 7 inch tablet...I think my first tablet was thinner that's why it was falling out. So once the tablet is thick, it will work and not slide out. Hope that answers your question.
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I purchased my refurbished tablet on Amazon about a year ago, I use it pretty much daily to stream video, read books and do other odds and ends. I've never had any problems with it. It's very thin and light for the size, the 8.9" is the perfect size for me for my uses. It's too bad they no longer make this one :-(.
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Absolutely perfectly. I have one. And a mini too. That lip is stiff enough to hold any tablet. Enjoy. Excellent durable material too. It's a deal.
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I looked up the Nvidia table - Item Dimensions L x W x H 8.80 x 5 x 0.36 inches This grip works with 7 to 10" tablets.. so it would clamp on the longest dimension (so it would hold it vertically) - but the back rotates so you can stand it horizontally/vertically or at angles tooI have an old 10" Acer table, the grip is on the horizontal but I can rotate it vertically etc.. and have LOVED this item. The grip/rest also adjusts to many slants too..
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Sorry, I can't help you, I bought it for granddaughter & really don't know how she uses it. I do know she likes it & it has kept her tablet in one piece (She is 11) for quite a while now..
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At the thickest, it is little over twice the thickness of the tablet. The weight is negligible as all of the weight is from the tablet itself. Be warned, the case itself has a very strong odor- air it out before you use it.
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I don't own a tablet of any kind. I use the cookbook holder to hold a very large dictionary. It is very sturdy and of course has the rail on the bottom for support. It has nothing to hold down pages or to hold the item on the holder. My dictionary weighs about 20 lbs and is about 8 x 10 inches or more.
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Thickness shouldn't be an issue unless your device is so thick it can't be propped up by the little ledge you see in the illustration. It sounds so unusual, your best bet may be to try it out for size knowing you can return it if there is a poor fit..
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Is the 701 thicker than the 300? The width of the slot the tablet fits into is fairly exact... I really like mine for the ethernet cable hook-up (I have Xfinity Boost and routinely get 115-125 Mbps on the cable, makes for very fast and smooth streaming video).
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It has elastic bands on the corners to secure the tablet. My pro is fairly snug in this and would never think it would come loose. I can't say if .4" is the difference.
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I wouldn't recommend it if you plan on keeping your tablet in a bulky case. My case is very thin and will fit in the bracket but I still take it out of the case to make sure I have a snug fit. My tablet is an Asus TF300.
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I don't know what tablet you have, but, as Brian, I have a Toshiba Excite pure and the ends need to stretch a bit to get it on. It does sometimes slip, but but simply rolling the edge around the corner of the tablet gets it back in place. Not the best design, but functional.
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Shape doesn't matter, as the left and right side of the mount are not attached. As for the thickness, the description states "Anything 11 mm thick or less will fit into the Koala Mount, although some thicker tablets will also work, depending on tapering at the edge of the tablet"
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this is not strong enough to hold a small tablet; the clip will not work either. we will suggest using it for 6 oz or less phones; it will struggle if it weighs to 8 oz. also it is very important for you to use a ultra slim case. an otterbox case won't work, so you have to use the clip for that.