Kensington Flex Clip Copyholder 9-3/4"x1-1/2"x1-3/4" Black

I love to sketch, draw, paint. And sometimes I need the space on the a artist clip board. Or I need the picture I'm trying to sketch closer, or to move it a little here or there so there is no glare and I can have better view of the picture I want to draw. I love how flexible the neck is. I gave it a 4 because it sometimes move s down, but no big thing. I loved it, I would buy it again if I lost it and I recommend it if you are a student, secretary, teacher, artist....! I was exactly what I needed. Not just another clip, but one that you can really adjust, closer, farther, higher, lower, tilt it....! Love it!

I bought this to try and expedite my personal data entry for a home based business. It arrived with one clip already off of the metal flex bar. No biggy, easy enough to work around. It doesn't stay in position and will "swing around" so that the paper you are trying to look at is at the back of the screen (I am using this with my laptop). More than 2-3 sheets of paper will weigh it down. For basic data entry, think it would work fine for most users. Just not what I was hoping for/anticipating...back to the drawing board...

The concept is good. My son really liked it BUT it is either not made well or easily breaks. The 1st order (new) - the flexible rod and the the clasp separated (turned out it was broken, the metal rod was not attached to the clasp). I returned & they reshipped immediately, but the 2nd order (also new) - the clasp screw top/cover was missing. So 1 of the clasp would not open/close properly. Disappointed I had to return. I wish it was better made.

the Kensington Flex Clip was a good idea not realized. either that or I misread what the clip was capable of doing. it gave you the impression that you could clip one end to a flat monitor (or a CRT with an attachment that sticks on to the monitor) and clip the document/copy in the other clip for typing. the clip will not hold the copy upright in some positions as it becomes unstable if you bend the arm in some directions. it took a lot of trial and error to get it to work correctly. it was a good idea, but the present design needs to be improved. if you have room, buy an easel style copy holder. or this one if you are patient enough to fiddle with it until you can get it to work right.

Cane in broken but I can still use. I did not want to go through the hassle of getting another and or sending this one back. I know alot of people are not honest and I do not want o be in that category. I am goin gto need another one for another computer soon though and I hope it is not broken.Thanks

I wanted a copyholder that clips onto laptop, which it does...But it tends to droop & tip over; doesn't consistently stay in position. A bit annoying. To its credit, though, the clamps are strong. (They require strong hands to operate.) And I do like the adjustable feature of the gooseneck-style flex-rod adjoining the two clips.

This clip is nice and compact. Very versatile, as it can hold a variety of items. Takes up no space on the computer table.The only problem is that the spring clips are very firm, and can break their plastic pieces if you let them snap shut, which is easy to do. I've had to replace the clip twice due to this. I bought a replacement nevertheless (and got another replaced under warranty), because the clip is very good in spite of this issue.The clip can easily be detached from the computer when you don't need it.

I loved the idea of the product, but the clip was just very weak, and did not hold itself onto my monitor.