Would this stand accomodate and support an SAMSUNG GALAXY TAB PRO 8.4 ( ANDROID 4.4.2 ) and it's safe for this tablet yes or no ?
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Reynaldo, the answer is YES! I'm using this stand for my Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 safe and sound. I bought my stand about 2 years ago and still working like a brand new. This product is very versatile and very good quality, 100% recommended.
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Not sure about your tablet, but it supports an iPad 2 perfectly. Very sturdy, very compact when folded. It is perfect for taking on the go, for using as a display unit on a table and for using while watching a movie on the tablet. I love it.
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Yes, this stand would hold a Samsung Galaxy. It's lightweight as well as sturdy. Great stand!
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It would work just fine for the Tab Pro. My wife uses it to hold her asus prime tablet when she cooks in the kitchen and uses the recipes on the tablet. Very sturdy...
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Well, it accommodated my 1st gen iPad with no problem, and is very stable (never tips over), so I would think your Galaxy Tab would be fine.
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If you use the capacitive touch capabilities of the tablet on the upper area of your tablet, it will tilt and flip over. What I have done for exactly that use case is to cut out a larger plastic acrylic piece [8-1/2 (h) X 11 (w)] (available at Amazon / Home Depot / Lowes for $3) and I use heavy-duty Velcro (glued one side to Belkin and the other strip is glued to the plastic panel) to attach the panel to the Belkin flip blade. The problem is that it does not look pretty but I can now use a larger tablet without any problems. Be aware that you still cannot push too much on the upper area of the tablet but if you layout the tablet sideways (wide) - it works fine. Good luck. If you use the capacitive touch capabilities of the tablet on the upper area of your tablet, it will tilt and flip over. What I have done for exactly that use case is to cut out a larger plastic acrylic piece [8-1/2 (h) X 11 (w)] (available at Amazon / Home Depot / Lowes for $3) and I use heavy-duty Velcro (glued one side to Belkin and the other strip is glued to the plastic panel) to attach the panel to the Belkin flip blade. The problem is that it does not look pretty but I can now use a larger tablet without any problems. Be aware that you still cannot push too much on the upper area of... » Read More If you use the capacitive touch capabilities of the tablet on the upper area of your tablet, it will tilt and flip over. What I have done for exactly that use case is to cut out a larger plastic acrylic piece [8-1/2 (h) X 11 (w)] (available at Amazon / Home Depot / Lowes for $3) and I use heavy-duty Velcro (glued one side to Belkin and the other strip is glued to the plastic panel) to attach the panel to the Belkin flip blade. The problem is that it does not look pretty but I can now use a larger tablet without any problems. Be aware that you still cannot push too much on the upper area of the tablet but if you layout the tablet sideways (wide) - it works fine. Good luck. « Show Less
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I use my iPhone 5s and iPad mini. I do not know if Samsung devices will work. With that said, i would check on Belkin's web site. They should provide a list of devices that will fit.
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i am using it whit a Galaxy tab 3 7.0" whiout problems, have space for more sizes. the 8.4 can fit nice too.
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I have the BobjGear cover on mine making mine at least that thick. I won't sit all the way down in the groove, but the stand should support your tablet just fine. I have been constantly using mine for months and have been well satisfied with it.
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I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 4...and yes whether you have any Android or Apple product you will have to take off the cases to fit it into the groove. But it does rest securely on the stand (with the case) enough to hold your Tablet, Ipad or iphones. I use my Samsung Tab S, and Note 4 with case on the stand, it just doesn't fit into the groove. The stand is sturdy enough to hold it that way. I did post a picture of how it fits with my Tablet.
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It is good fit for ipad. I am not sure what is width of samsung galaxy tab S 8.4. If it is close to ipad then this mount should work. This stand stick to back of tablet. And there is an elastic band hold which goes on top of tab. If width of tab is not close to ipad then elastic band will not go on top.
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The tablet I have is the Samsung Tablet 3, 10.4", and for this tablet the devices worked very well, but I don't know if in this specific Tablet galaxy tab pro 8.4" they will read the cards in an appropriate way.
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Yes -- according to their web site. The stand is certainly sturdy enough and it ought to be a simple substitute for the tablet mount that comes with it.
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Don't know nit aquainted with samsung, it holds my surface pro 2 just fine with its cover on.
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It holds my Nexus 7 ('13 model) just fine with a little extra extension in the gripping tabs to spare. I'm not 100% the dimensions of the tab 8.4 though. I would guess yes though.
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Very stable. As long as the base is on a reasonably level surface, the stand holds the tablet in any position or slant that I put it in, and I can swipe, tap and type with no problem.
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I Also recommend this it's a great stand. For a little more money. AmazonBasics Portable Fold-Up Travel Stand for the iPad 4, iPad 2, Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and 7.0, Kindle Fire, Kindle Fire HD, Kindle Touch (Black)AmazonBasics Adjustable Tablet Stand
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I put my Kindle Fire HD 8.9 on it. It is slightly heavy for the stand, but it does work. So, I imagine it will work for you.
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I could not say for sure. I think it os made for galaxy tab 2, but it fits my original tab just fine. I do not know the dimensional difference between tab, tab 2, and tab pro. Sorry, that did not help u much.
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It's really sturdy enough -- in fact the main body is good grade aluminum tubes which slide into each other, extending and retracting as needed. The plastic "joints" are simply sleeves that lock the tubes at the correct height. The shelf that actually holds the tablet is secure (although it could be better designed to make it easier to get the tablet in. But not really a problem.) Bottom line: it's probably the best and strongest floor stand now available.
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Yes, that is the model of Galaxy Tab 2 that I have, if I am not mistaken. It sits in this stand fairly snugly, and the tablet syncs easily with the keyboard. The keyboard also snaps onto the tablet easily and securely to act as a case (though the back side of the tablet isn't covered)
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Yes. The design of the stand allows it to hold pretty much any tablet of any size. You will just need to plan out where you want to place it with the tablet inserted, and then you should be good to go.
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As long as you don't have a thick case on it this stand will hold it just fine. The part that supports the back isn't all that tall, so if you push on the screen near the top it might tip over. But, other than that it should fit ok.