if my ring and pinky fingers are contracted (bend toward my palm)., would i be able to use this item to hold my ipad to my wrist?
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Although many said yes I found it very uncomfortable. The band for me to use at the wrist had to be placed lower down on the ipad. I found I did not have the control I like. It can be done, but I did not like they feel
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I only use it on a middle finger. I don't know how it would work on your thumb. if it were me I would use a thumb splint. so sorry I can't be more help to you
777124
Yes to both. The lanyard tip is a bit of a tight fit, but should loosen over time.These things will work on any device on which your finger will work.
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I wouldn't think this hand would be valuable for your intended purpose. Fairly rigid with limited flexibility.
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I would say no. It was ok at first, I used it to hold my phone's touch screen on but it's been slowly letting go. I wouldn't use it again. I don't know if it's a curing problem or what but I'm not so impressed with it's performance. I hope this helps
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The top flat portion is adjustable as are all of the joints shown. So you probably could, but you would need to secure the IPad so it wouldn't slide off when at that angle. There are better things I would say for an IPad. Such as IPEVO Perch Desktop Stand for iPad 2 & iPad 4/3 3 - Black (S) And combined with a Bluetooth keyboard, you'd be in good shape
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That's funny, Anna... I wouldn't know, but that's a good way to put it! My hands and wrists are very weak now so I would probably have to do it the same way you are. Ask someone with big strong hands to try it and let us know.
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Since this product was inexpensive I purchased both the med and small. I used a small for my pinky, so I would imagine the med would work for the middle finger.
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I would think so because the holder is universal, not just for a iPad. It should work fine for what you describe.
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Not that I know of. Both of my styluses have a rubber tip about the size of the tip of your pinkie finger. I would suspect they're that size so that your device (Kindle, iPad, etc.) can "sense" being pressed by a finger or some simulation of a finger.
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Yes, sure. but I don't recommend this product. because the neck is too weak to support the ipad.
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I would not recommend it. I purchased it for my preschool to secure the iPads at the end of the day. They fit securely in each slot....the iPhone would not.
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Yes, this is very possible. You will be able to position this is many many configurations. I tested the ability to rotate the iPad face-up, parallel over a work surface and it worked perfectly. The flexible arm is easy to adjust and the iPad holder is very secure. The only downside is that you will likely have to remove your iPad from its case in order to use it in the stand.
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To KSumners...........I wish I could help you with that..............I did not recieve on with the beace I purchased........but I am thinking it might be a squeeze implement to use for your fingers..........closing the fingers around......opening, closing....a type of exercise ball?? to give some therapy:) wish I had gotten one..........!!
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Absolutely. This is great as you can adjust it for each finger. Plus it is durable
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actually it is not all about tightness which is, of course, the main reason, however, you need to adjust it 1/3 inch below your wrist joint edge (line) so that when you bend your wrist outward, it wont limit your angle which helps you use more power than you can actually use without wristband.
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It's stiff enough to hold the iPad in place. If you put a frame around it, might be to heavy.