Are the clamps top and bottom if you put a 10" tablet vertical?
1937486
no. The pic shown must be an iPad mini, BUT the thing holds it fine clamping on the sides. Well made if you don't need metal parts. My gripe is that it can't lay flat enough (horizontal) for me. I use it when playing live and want to keep it low and flat (not as noticeable to the audience that way)
1937487
I use it with a new iPad (10") in an Otterbox Defender case. I can put it in either way. I can have the tablet in a landscape orientation and have the clamps top and bottom on the long sides of the tablet or put it in in portrait orientation and have the clamps top and bottom on the short sides. The clamps work best holding the top and bottom edges of the tablet in my opinion, but being adjustble you can decide which way you like to orientate it.
1855841
Nope, no clamps, but the stand is sturdy and can be attached with the hole is the bar or maybe just gaffe tape. If you tighten the screws on the side it will stay pointed in the same direction you point it. I will upload a picture of the box contents if possible.
540192
If the back handles of the clamps are inserted to the table the max is 10". Otherwise, it is possible to utilize 12" when not inserted fully.
510765
A10" tablet can barely be supported if put horizontally. However, if you have a magnetic cover with you tablet and fold it back, the cover can be fully attracted to the mesh and give good support to keep you tablet on the stand-- horizontally or vertically positioned.
980451
As long as the back of your tablet has a smooth surface, the e-Handle will work just fine. My husband tab is 13.3" and mine is 10.1. Had them on for months with no problems.
1847610
Not really. But the stand works both ways, whether the tablet is upright or on it's side.
1438678
They appear to be the same except for the keypad placement and the clips. Mine has clips top and bottom but I think the side clips would help keep the tablet in place better since the closure holds it in place at the top when the case is closed. That's not much information, but I hope it helps.
2153481
Yes, I can set my phone or tablet in the stand either way, so as to have it vertical or landscape. This is a really sturdy and adjustable stand!!
1996571
There is nothing to hold the top edge of a tablet locked into place. The tablet wobbles when poked as would happen when playing a game or typing. Possibly this would be not be significant with light touch.
1548605
Yes. They are slightly adjustable. I have mine set at 11", 11", and 12" on the bottom. The bottom one is the most sturdy, but the others could handle texts, just not crammed full.
761656
The panels are sliders so if you tried to use vertically they would slide down. Meant for horizontal use.
729454
NO - the cups do not adjust. This is for vertical mounting only. I have been impressed with how strong the clamps are and these have proved to be a great purchase and quite handy to have onboard.
2081468
Yes. I use it with my 10" Acer tablet in the upright position. I just tried it upright in the first slot, and it works fine with no wobbling.
957655
No. There are bends in the vertical part that lock the device in place. They will not fit into the right side.
1512835
Yes, absolutely. My wife uses one on hers. This unit is designed for a lot of different types of tablets. The bottom legs have two positions, other than fully closed. The vertical leg has multiple positions on both halves.
759024
Does it measure about 10" or so in the vertical position? If so, it will fit.
88197
This stand definitely made for "10-inch" tablet. It doesn't look as though this stand will fit a 8 inch or smaller.