I have Samsung Galaxy tab 2 10.1 for work. I use the tablet in the Verical position only. Will the dock hold the tablet sturdy in vertical?
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Since the stand has two little tabs on the ends to hold the tablet well in the horizontal position, it's no good at all for the vertical. The table has nothing to hold it in the vertical position.
1112019
No, I tried every position and it wouldn't lock in place. It just kept slipping out.
1112020
No. The points that hold the tablet are spread to far apart to hold it in the vertical position.
1611921
It depends on the size of the case. For best result, we recommend that you remove the case before docking your tablet.
478329
Yes the tablet will swivel on the stand without moving it's feet. Very sturdy little stand.
1472441
The suction cup on the holder is well built. You should'nt have any issues no matter how many times you remove and install your tablet.
108613
I wouldn't use a tablet with this dock becuase of the weight. Checkout RND Samsung Tab 3 dock. RND Dock for Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Samsung Note 8.0 and Note 10.1 (2014 version) with 2.1A Charger
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Yes. I have 2 of these docks they work perfectly with my Galaxy Tab 2 10.1. It doesn't come with a power supply or cord you may need to buy one depending on how you want to us this dock.
2215205
Doubtful. I never owned the tab 1, but I don't think the tab 1 dock works for the tab 2. Refer to "Samsung 1st Edition Galaxy Tab 10.1 Multi-media Dock Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (Not Compatible with Other Galaxy... by Samsung" at Amazon.
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Sure, the stand is stable and you can put a good amount of pressure on your tablet without moving the neck or the base. The only thing is the maximum height of the top edge of your tablet in landscape (I'm using an iPad Air for reference) is only 10 inches from the base. You might need to secure your tablet with Velcro tape or something so it doesn't slide around.
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This device is NOT tablet specific...it has the ability to "flex" to fix ANY 10" tablet (like my iPad 2), simply by swapping out the "feet" provided. I can tell you it DOES firmly hold my iPad 2.
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Have actually been looking at docks but haven't tried one yet. The case adds about 2mm to the base of the phone so it could very likely work with a vertical insert dock. However, if the dock had sides that the phone slides into, you may encounter issues as the grips do add slightly more bulk and taper up and outwards from the back to the front of the phone. Sorry I don't have a definitive answer, but hope that helps somewhat.
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I have the Samsung "Book Cover" for my 10.1" Tablet and I can plug my tablet into the dock with the cover on. So long as you have a slot for the charger to fit through, i think you will be OK.
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I had to mod my dock but after taking about 1/2 inch of each end it works amazingly. Also works with my tab 2 7.0 too.
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I've had my unit for 4 months - it's never been knocked over and I haven't noticed any damage to the port. The slot into which the tablet fits is quite tight and this accounts for most of the "holding properties" of the dock - in other words, the tablet doesn't simply stay upright in the dock because of the charging port connection. HTH, Bruce
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You'll need to use clips to hold it onto the deck at that angle. But the deck/floor is large enough. It does come with a bottom lip and two slide clips that might work at the top to hold it on, but I haven't used the clips to hold that particular tablet.
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Yes. the case is not a good fit at all for the tablet/keyboard combination, and I wouldn't buy it again. You have to take the section holding the tablet out to dock it, and the case is essentially in the way. The tablet is a sturdy thing, so I've been skipping using the case at all.
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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.
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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.