Can I put the tablet in fully vertical position ? I see all pics are held at a slight angle I want it to be fully vertical. Is it possible?
250065
I have the 7" HD Fire and if I remember it says it will hold the 8.9" one so my answer to you is yes there is nothing that will block it.
250066
Clamp your tablet in horizontally then turn it 90 degrees. The clamps hold the tablet quite tightly then you rotate the clamping table .yes is your answer it will work.
250067
If you are talking about a portrait position, then yes you can. If you have a 7" or 8" tablet, you do not need to rotate the "face" of the stand. Any 8"-12" tablet, you have to rotate it. Make sure it is tight.
123674
My son says you can easily turn the screen vertical or horizontal. He loves it!
1564778
It's not a formal adjustment, but yes you can position it a bit by moving the back leg forward and back. In the photo they show it is at full recline, but you can shimmy it up closer to the base to have your iPad rest more vertically. The base back leg is rubberized so it should stay in place but there is no formalized click or anything to have it click into various resting levels.
1418185
There are no grips on the surfaces where the tablet is held. If you rock the stand sideways, the tablet may slip.This stand is meant for use on a desktop or perhaps a lap desk that is going to stay level from side to side.
599754
?45%? There isn't any movement for the tablet the main body of the spider is secured directly to the back of the tablet, once it is secured all the legs can be use to put at almost any angle...you could use string and hang it from the ceiling, hope this helps
2049872
I don't think so because the back doesn't come up very high and it is lightweight. I tried a Galaxy Tab 7. In the horizontal orientation it was okay but vertical it kept falling back. The back support is too low.
1504356
It is not designed to stand in the vertical position. In portrait/landscape position it holds fairly well but it doesn't lock in solidly so a wobbly table or well placed bump may possibly destabilize it. Also the angle is not the best for viewing on average table heights. Lower heights will give better angle.
106539
You can position the iPad in either portrait or landscape positions. I actually prefer the landscape as it makes it easier to use.
2084574
How many inches high will the tablet go. I am 5'4" and would it to put my ipad at eye level so I don't have to hurt my neck by looking down at my ipad.
984559
Hello it actually bothered me too. However I decided to place it on top, since the screen is heavy and is not moving at all at bottom. I am in agreement with other comments if you feel that is going to move the other two at bottom would certainly solve this problem. Hope this helps.
6469
You can use the case without the keyboard dock to stand the tablet in Landscape very nicely. In portrait it will stand straight up, but it's not at a good angle. Might post pics if I get a chance....
1951841
That's a good question. I just tried it with and without my tablet cover (I often just put it on there with the cover on because it can fit and stay stable with it on) and I haven't had that issue. The stand itself seems to move backwards before that ever happens and I was forcefully poking at either corner. You may want to adjust how it's setup if you're having that particular issue.
694799
It stands up on it's own like a laptop. The further back you open it, the more likely it is to tip over due to the tablet being vertically top-heavy but mine only falls like that when it's fully extended and I bump the table really hard or suddenly press too hard when using the touch screen. It's really remarkably stable otherwise though!
598466
The cover is not designed to use as a vertical stand. It does hold up the tablet vertically but with no ability to tilt it at an angle.
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.
330207
I would think this would be perfectly doable. There is only one arm from the sticking point to the holder, but it does have a ball joint for tilting and the entire "holder" area can slide up and down. I would imagine if you slid the holder all the way up it would allow the tablet to sit flush on the counter.
1112906
It is really not made to hold your tablet in a vertical position. When I need to use it vertically, I fold the cover back and hold it in my hand.