Can the C-Clamp be attached to a vertical shaft, like a table leg, and still have the iPad go up vertically instead of sideways?
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Yes. Please note, the table leg must be made of a solid material. Steel or wood - plastic will simply bend over time.
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Assuming I understood correctly what you're saying then yes it is possible. I just tested it and I was able to position the iPad anyway I want it due to the multiple joints on the arms.
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Sorry, wound up having friend set up the wall attachment because the clamp kept slipping and the toggle thingy broke off. I am able to adjust it anyway I prefer now. Don't know if anyone else had a slipping and breaking problem.
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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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"C" clamps should work well. There is a side lip to get under to clamp from above and below table's surface.
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I tried it vertically and horizontally and it always leans back. I am not happy with this stand as it wiggles when you touch it and this is a real draw back when you are typing.
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The clamp does not swivel. The clamp width extends out beyond the main frame, but probably only a couple of inches or so (more than enough to get a good bit, however). I don't know if the legs would interfere with a post held vertically, but they do not telescope or adjust for length, so it would be difficult to hold a post plum if the ground is not perfectly level. Sorry...I'm not near it at this time.
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No. The cover attaches like the smart cover from Apple but you have to detach the iPad from the hinge and put it in a slot in the cover (thats where it is in the item photo) for it to sit vertically. There is no angle adjustment
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You can, but it doesn't seem very stable. I think it is designed for the horizontal position.
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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)
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If you are referring to using it as a stand the answer is Yes. The case remains horizontal and the iPad can rotate to a vertical position. There are two slots you can use to rest the bottom of the iPad in to change the viewing angle.
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Ours is still in the box awaiting Christmas, but I can say with certainty thst the "hook on gravity clamp" can be attached to things of the approprate height. If no things are available, stuff would also work.
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Yes you can, but the lower lip that holds the unit blocks access to the bottom of the screen, so you can't access the iPad Control Panel by an upward swipe. The lip should have a space in the middle, room for an upward finger swipe. This is also a problem in portrait mode, where the lip also blocks access to the Home button. Poor design.
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I suppose you could if you flipped it upside down. However I found it easier to just use a clamp.
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It doesn't seem that it will work vertically as the attachment holes are not square.
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No you cant. It is designed to hold the iPad directly. And remember this is for the iPad 2 & 3 only. NOT the iPad Air!
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I am not sure what you are trying to do so more info may help.It sounds as you may be extending the width of the table ?if so it would be possible to screw down the clamps upside down ,you would need 2, and then pull the extension board tight to the existing system.If this is not what you're looking for ,supply more information and maybe one of us can help....John
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Yes. You can tilt so the iPad is horizontal about 6 inches above whatever surface the stand is on. In that position the iPad can be rotated 360 degrees. The stand is very sturdy and holds the iPad firmly.
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You bet - assuming the IPad/case isn't thicker than .75 inches. That is the width of the little pop down feet. Horizontal or vertical - works well. I use mine for my IPad.Hope this was helpful.