Would this work for a Cintiq Companion? I love it but the Cintiq is a large format tablet and weighs around 4 lb. Would this stand hold it securely?
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I don't know. What I do know is that it was a piece of Junk for my KindleFire.
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I think the mechanism would hold it securely, but I think the 4 pound issue could be a problem.
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If the dimensions are similar it should work. The stand is a little flimsy, so the bendable-arm will have to be adjusted for balance. Good luck.
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I personally don't own an ipad so haven't tried it, but it's quite study, it should hold it fine. You'd need a very strong wind to knock both the stand and tablet over.The stand is great and very light. The one drawback is that it doesn't fold to a size small enough to fit in a backpack or instrument case, the folded stand is still kind of long and can't be disassembled further.
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I don't think that this one is made to handle a larger tablet - iMagnet makes one that is designed to hold the iPad and that one may be able to hold a 10 inch tablet, however I do not know for sure. If you search Amazon for iMagnet it will come up.
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If the tablet is in a landscape position (long side horizontal) it's very sturdy at any angle. It tends to become wobbly when in a portrait position (short side horizontal). But not enough for the tablet to fall off or the stand to fall over.I have a 10.1" tablet so if the tablet is smaller it would probably be less wobbly and if it's a 12" it may be more wobbly.
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The kickstand will support the weight of the tablet if left alone, but it's otherwise extremely flimsy. It looks like even moderate screen fingering could cause it to break it at the hinge, and the stand itself is made of very thin and flexible plastic.
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The stand is awesome. Very sturdy and surely could hold a macbook air but the arm that holds the tablet is about 3.5-4 inches across so you may need to widen it with something if it will be moved around a lot. I highly recommend this stand...it is still like new and I use it every day.
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I used this sturdy reliable stand on various tablets from 7" to 11". I have used this on an Acer Iconia, Lenovo Ideapad K3 Lynx 11.6", and it also can hold the heavier/thicker MSI S Series S20 0M-048US 11.6-Inch Laptop (I didn't think it could, but it did). I think it can hold your 10" tablet especially if it's not any bigger/thicker than the MSI laptop. I highly recommend this stand and the seller I dealt with had the stand delivered somewhat faster than Amazon Prime.
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Yes. The cintiq works exactly like a computer monitor, but it also has the tablet function. It can be used as a primary or secondary monitor.
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I use my stand with a Nook HD+ which is about the same size as the full-size iPad, and for that it's great. I also have a Nook Color which is very similar in length and width to the iPad mini, and the Kantek Tablet Stand will hold but not grip the mini. I would look for something else if I were you. For m Nook Color, I use the AmazonBasics Portable Fold-Up Travel Stand, it works great and you can't beat the price.
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I use it to hold my Samsung tablet which has an 11.6" screen and is moderately heavy for a tablet. I adapted it over to also fit on a mic stand which is where it is most awesome to be completely free from any surface, and the openness of it allows for great cooling. It's light and quite simple to use. I'm pleased with it.
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I found a good generic one at Sam's Club that's designed for up to 11" tablets. It was less than $20 and fit perfectly. Acts as a stand as well.
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I'm thinking it will hold a 5lb. book. I'd be a bit concerned about the tilt action with that weight. This stand doesn't LOCK in place in the traditional upward position. It should have a locking mechanism, but it doesn't for this model.
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No. the Cintiq cannot stand in portrait mode. Your best bet is to remove the stand complete and work with the tablet on your lap.
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This item was actually bought for my son who uses it for his music. So I am copying and pasting his answer to your question. "Reply yes, but it depends on what the tablet is and how good of a fit it is. I have an iPad mini, and the stand actually broke (it has a few moving parts) after a few spills, but K&M; replaced my stand. If you have a tablet with a device made specifically for it, youll get better tension. I definitely love this stand and this company." I hope the response by my son is helpful.
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You might be better off with a desktop lecturn. This stand may not last if you are using it daily for thick and heavy books. But for the DIY handy person, it is possible to reinforce this stand to accomodate big and heavy books. I do not know the maximum weight it can hold. I have a cookbook that weighs 6lbs 5oz and it holds it up just fine.
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It will hold any tablet within the size parameters. It holds a 10.1 tab very well. Keep in mind that only the bottom corners will fit the tab while the top provide grip (they will not reach the top of the tab as shown in the pic)
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I used for my regular size I pad and this stand is adjustable to hold bigger or smaller sizes. If your tablet is close to I pad, I am sure it will work just fine.