iPad Tablet Tripod Mount Adapter Holder 16-23.5 Centimeters Adjustable Clamp for Mini 2/3/4 Air/Air2 iPad Pro Microsoft Surface Samsung Tab 7.0 Series

*Edited*It's plastic so i do not know how much it would last but its very good, i use it for the Asus MB16AP 15.6 portable monitor. Used for like 6 months with no problem at all... But the first fall (supporting the monitor) it broke one of the lips (monitor safe because this tiny thing receive the impact)... 10/10. Fixed with some poxy and its like new.

I use this for my iPad Pro 12". The Neewer mount is very solidly made, yet still rather cheap in price. I bought this and the Ulanzi for comparison. While both hold the ipad well, the Neewer was the clear winner for durability, solid feel, and slim design. Ulanzi had a nice feature where the back mount point can be moved, but the clamp broke rather quickly and was very bulky. If Neewer could have a movable mount point on the back, or multiple mount points, i'd be a little bit happier, but still i'm content with this one.

Does NOT FIT iPad 2/3/4 or iPad Air/Air2. Was labeled up to 9.5”, when I bought it, which is the size of those tablets... 🤦‍♂️Perhaps the worst part is that it is ever so slightly too small (the two pieces touched, but I couldn’t connect them, to hold an iPad), which I assume is why it was changed to 9.25”–despite keeping the models listed in the product name/description—which isn’t an iPad size for several of the models listed (see below). Even if you have the most thin, gel back cover, that would have to be removed, every time you want to use the mount adapter, just to be frustrated about trying to touch the two pieces together, only to be defeated, when trying to connect the two mount pieces. Some finagling with angles of the mount can get it to connect, in the most tenuous way, but I wouldn’t trust it to hold, if your tripod, the mount, or your iPad is touched, at all, which makes it practically useless, if you want to move your tripod or touch the iPad screen, when recording. What’s most frustrating is that, if one of the pieces were even five millimeters (1/5”) longer—about $0.0005 worth—it would at least fit, without a thin cover/case, but I wouldn’t trust a $400-$1k device to be held a number of feet high, by this, especially with a thin or no cover, to provide even the slightest amount of protection.Other Neewer products I’ve bought have been incredibly good VALUE (quality per price), but unfortunately, even at $7.50, which is what I paid for it, from Amazon Warehouse, it simply doesn’t fit the full-size iPad models advertised, of which I have and tried my iPads 2, 3, 4, and iPad Air 2 (as well as an iPad 8, of course, because those newest models are “much” larger, at 10.2”).It came in damaged box, which is why the price was so much lower, but it’s basically two pieces of plastic connected by a bolt and grip/nut along a slider, to tighten it, to fit a given size. So, the box damage is completely irrelevant. The product was not damaged, in the slightest, and, yeah, I just typed “grip/nut,” which isn’t the most technical term. It’s pretty descriptive, though.

Works great except the bottom connector did not go through the threading dies.

This is an easy to use and very versatile adapter. I have used it for an older 12.9 inch iPad Pro and a newer one. In both cases, the iPad is held securely in place. I use it with an extension arm on my tripod which allows me to place it next to a chair and easily reach and use the iPad.Highly recommended.

Fits my iPad just fine and allows for room for iPad cover

This holder is way more solid than the cheap one I got with my tripod. Definitely a worthwhile upgrade if you’re using your iPad in a holder while poking at the screen, etc. Seems like this piece of gear will hold up for a while, and will not crack. Awesome!

It was borderline disfunctional at its best.Cheap plastic feel, would get stuck in the locked position at times (plastic binding to itself) and the threaded end cracked after bumping into it while attached to an iPad/magic arm.Ended up just tossing it in a draw as ‘backup’ and buying a metal version elsewhere which is much better and has a built in arcaswiss mount!