Dockem White Koala Tablet Wall Mount Universal Damage-Free Adhesive Wall Dock for iPad, Android and Windows Tablets, and Smartphones

I love this product. It turned an empty wall in the bathroom into a space to launch my screen viewing via a retired iPad I love it.

We had a Belkin refrigerator mount device for years, that held our ipad2 with magnets above our countertop. Well, one day my spouse put the ipad in, upside down and the device dropped to the countertop. Smack! That was it! We replaced it with an ipad Air, which doesn't fit the Belkin unit. The White Koala wall mount dock is the only clean-looking device I could find that would let us mount our ipad on our kitchen cabinet. Sure, it is expensive for what you get, but it is very secure and gives us the ability to mount the ipad while it is still in its protective case. So we don't have to fumble removing the back and front cases when inserting it into the holder. Tip: determine the placement of the holders while the ipad is in the case to get the spacing correct. The ability to do this makes the Koala worth it for us. The sound of your ipad smacking into a granite counter top is not something you want to repeat!

This is an inexpensive and easy to set up, no tools, maybe a rag to clean the wall first as It uses command strips to hold the brackets in place. I had no issues with mine falling out of the mount as apparently some people have had issues with. (THis was in the email) I don't know how this could happen unless the person had the brackets spread to far apart. So I call operator error, not product error. However, I am no long using it not because I don't like it but because I moved and never bothered to buy new command strips to set it up again as a shelf works just as well. 50 cents at a garage sale so cheaper than new strips and works good for my glasses too. Although I would hook the arm of my glasses on the side of the mont so it kind of worked for that as well. This mount is worth the investment. I used mine next to my bed to watch movies/Netflix and it worked great for this. So, what I am saying is it does what it needs to do, it's easy to set up, nothing is added to the iPad to mount it, and it won't damage walls. I will say though with the iPad 2 it is much more secure with the cover on then with it unattached. Speaking of Netflix watch "orange is the new black." Best three days I will never get back. This review came out of boredom as I am laying in bed at 3 am not falling asleep, take it as you will; what I said is how I feel. good product for its function. although I find it not a necessity, it does what it clams to do and does it pretty darn well. Pardon spelling and grammar and what not i am on my iPad.

Great idea! Works as planned, Just had to FIX THE DESIGN of this cheap plastic bracket. Let me show you... ... I felt jumping into this purchase that this product would probably be overpriced based on grade and quality, but I wanted the functionality and I wanted it $15 worth of NOW. This would be a more valuable product if made of cast aluminum and the finish would appear better too, but it's plastic. The cheap plastic injection molding cannot cost more than a penny or so each in large quantities. Having one in hand now, I could see scanning into a 3D printer setup and making my own replacement, at a cost of under a dollar. The cheap chrome painted surface on the original I don't expect to last very long. The finish is very inconsistent, being shiny smooth in some places whilst dull and rough in others. ... The 3M tape is great, I've used it with many packages of inexpensive hooks. It comes OFF easily and works securely against a SMOOTH FINISHED surface. Sadly, my needs were to wall mount it on a wood wall. Even on a painted wall, I would not trust the 3M tape to hold up a $300 tablet, based on my experience with 3M tape. IMHO the tape is great stuff, but only for certain conditions. ... But you can fix this! This is the part where had the engineers had at least half a brain, they'd have put a hole in the mount so that it could be screwed to the wall. Yep. Did it. I took a drill, bored a small hole, applied the tape, and then added a screw to the bracket. YES, I GET IT, the purpose of the 3M tape is to avoid marring the wall and a hole i the wall runs counter to that. BUT the purpose of the mount, is to HOLD UP THE TABLET not "maybe" hold up the tablet. ... There seem to be a lot of vendors selling these in the $14.99 to $19.99 price range. I chose a vendor somewhat at random but my review is about the product not the vendor. The packaging was great and the delivery was speedy. Thank you Amazon and thank you vendor. .. If you like my review, please bump it. Have a comment? Leave it. Have a product you'd like me to try? I'll be diligent and honest.

I ordered these for an art show were I was going to display some tablets for people to interact with, and they were perfect. I used them for an iPad, Nexus 7, and even a Nintendo DSi (which didn't fit as well as the tablets since it doesn't have a beveled edge, but it still held it in very well). I know they're not advertised for security, but that was my use for them. And just to clarify, I built some rigs for them that made that a possible application, but the only thing holding the tablets were these holders, bonded on wood with epoxy (I put them in opposite corners, so they would stay in place, and couldn't be removed). They worked exactly like I needed them to; they didn't break or warp and looked great. They firmly held the tablets in place, didn't wiggle, or jiggle. While it does look like it could be aluminum, it's actually very nice tough plastic. I saw one review on here about drilling them in place; which I did for this show as well. Small pilot holes and small screws worked perfectly. I only had to do this because one of the brackets that I put onto the mount was handled a lot before applying the epoxy to it, so an a moment of improvising, we drilled it in place. These worked great for a low-cost tablet security device (didn't ware out at all in the two weeks that they were up), but if you're weary of the command strips, I would recommend any other method of securing them in place as the brackets themselves work perfectly.

Very simple to use and set up. Works exactly as I need it to holds the tablet firm and still allows the screen to be leveraged with no issue

This wall mount does the job as intended, however, it feels on the cheap side. Don't get me wrong: the look is great, the adhesive tape is strong and it's useful, however, it's made from a cheap flexible plastic covered in a metallic silver paint and it's not sturdy as I thought it would be. The package comes with the mounts (2 separate pieces you can adjust the distance based on your table model and size), 2 3M command strips, an small alcohol cleaning pad (that must be used before the adhesive strips are applied) and an instruction manual. It would be nice if the manufacturer included another set of command strips and another cleaning pad. The installation process is easy, but if you want your tablet to be perfectly horizontally flat I suggest you install it with the help of another person holding an level ruller above your tablet and only then make the brackets touch the wall, immediately followed by your helper removing the tablet from the mount and keeping it away for at least 1 hour for maximum adhesive efficiency. Marking the wall with a pencil and installing it by yourself may not be the better option based on the design of the brackets. Other than what I said, it's a good product. I just wish the plastic was sturdier or it was made of aluminum.

I started doing home automation and while I wait to get an Amazon Echo Dot, I figured I'd use an HP Touchpad I had laying around as the main control center in the living room. It sometimes beats looking around for my phone so it helps. These mounts barely fit the Touchpad. I can have it sitting on it but I can definitely tell the tablet is too thick for the dock. I cleaned the area of installation, placed the mounts and let it sit there for two days (I kinda forgot about it for a bit) before actually putting my tablet on. Despite the odd fit, the tablet looked great on the wall, right next to my thermostat. After a week, I heard a loud thud and found my tablet on the floor, along with one of the mounts. The adhesive provided with the mounts are very weak. I've replaced them with much much stronger outdoor rated adhesive strips and hopefully, they'll hold. Update: After an extensive email from the sellers, I've decided to change the review from 3 to 5 stars. Seller is dedicated to right the wrong.

Fungerar perfekt

Good quality and easy to use.

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Épure, simple, bien pensé s'adapte super bien avec mon intérieur…Génial… Tien très bien après 2 mois de collage sur un mur non nettoyé

Bon c'est du plastoc, un peu cheap et coloré en chrome. N'ayant pas confiance dans les petites bandes adhésives, j'ai opté pour de la patafix 2kg (http://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B0028RGFB6?keywords=patafix&qid=1445199305&ref_=sr_1_8&sr=8-8). C'était surtout pour pouvoir mater des trucs sur ma tablette pendant que je fais la vaisselle ou quand je cuisine. Patafix sur toute la longueur du support histoire que cela supporte bien la petite tablette 7" et go ! Résultat suis ravi ! J'aurais du y penser avant ! Et çà tient parfaitement ! Super pratique !