Claim: This type of gooseneck tablet holder is only good for reading and viewing. When you press your tablet, it will inevitably bounce and wobble due to some law of physics. Applicable 4.7-10.1" tablet refers to the diagonal length of the screen.
Maximum equipment clamping width: 8.75 inches. Easy to install: With the adjustable clamping base that varies from 0 to 2.7 inches (7 cm), the tablet clip holder can be securely mounted on the bed frame, bed, headboard, nightstand, desk, end table and kitchen counter, etc. A non-slip silicone base will not scratch the surface of your furniture. Perfect for reading and watching: The gooseneck tablet mount clamp serves as a good partner for tablet in various occasions, such as having video calls, watching Netflix, reading with iPad. And this tablet mount is good for viewing recipes while cooking in the kitchen. Protect your eyesight and reduce neck strain: With this tablet gooseneck clamp, you can hold your tablet at a suitable distance from your eyes.
Adjustable design gives you the best angle for watching movies. Wide compatibility: This ergonomic tablet holder, fits for all most 4.7 - 10.1 inch phones and tablets, such as new iPad Air 4, iPad mini 7.9 inch 2 3 4 generation, iPad Pro 9. 7, iPad
9. 7 2018 / 2017, New iPad Pro 11, iPad Air, iPad Air 2, iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max, Galaxy Tab a 10.1 / 9.7 / 8, Galaxy Tab S8 9.7, Galaxy Tab E 9.6, Lenovo, Switch.
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