Can this hold firmly a Surface pro 3 / Galaxy Note pro or other 12,5 inches tablets in vertical (portrait) position? Or would it tilt backwards?
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I would imagine that it would support it. The back plate and the bottom arm rest would hold it in place.With the bottom rest the tablet sits in the arm grooves so it prevents it from tilting backwards.
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It's a very strong stand it will handle your 12.5 tablet. I think you will like it very much.
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Absolutely! Is solid enough for that. I already tries it and is no loose or tilting.
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I would imagine that it would support it. The back plate and the bottom arm rest would hold it in place. With the bottom rest the tablet sits in the arm grooves so it prevents it from tilting backwards.
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The part that holds the device cradles the tablet. You can adjust it forward or backward at whatever angle you want. I use it as a TV stand but it will work as a stand to hold the device for any purpose. It simply rests in the cradle and is not secured in it by any clamps etc. so it will fall out when you have it tilting forward beyond a vertical plane. It has to be either straight up and down or tilted rearward.
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Yes. I found it is not stable with a wide-format tablet stood on the narrow end when in the low angle position only.
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Not really. But the stand works both ways, whether the tablet is upright or on it's side.
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I believe it will, the arms that hold a tablet are adjustable. Very sturdy little device. I attached it to my moms recliner so she could play games on her Galaxy Tab 3, and it's never slipped out once
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Hmmm. I use a pro surface and there is about 3" room remaining. On the sides.
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Yes. When mounted on the stand with the screen approximately vertical you can tilt the top of the screen forward about 1/2 to 1" or tilt it away from you about 2'. At all times, the stand is flat on my desk.
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I don't think so because the back doesn't come up very high and it is lightweight. I tried a Galaxy Tab 7. In the horizontal orientation it was okay but vertical it kept falling back. The back support is too low.
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It sits up at a 90-95 degree angle max. It does not need to be held. it will support the weight of the tablet.
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For me the tablet holds in place with no problem because one of the tabs is retracable. The side with no tab is the side with all of the ports.
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I've actually found the stand to be quite stable, but I've also used it with the Goldtouch Go! Notebook stand and found that works pretty well too... though since it's meant for a laptop, even adjusted to the highest angle, the screen is angled back a bit more than one might normally use. I don't mind, but others might. There are a number of other stands for tablets and laptops that would probably works as well.
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I agree with JodiePDX, it will not be secure but if it is narrow enough eliminating the possibility of tilting sideways, it may work, maybe not more than 3 container height!
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I will reply again, sorry to take so long, I gave this to my husband as a present, it holds his Surface Pro 2 comfortably, I'm not certain about Surface Pro 3, I would call Best Buy and ask them how the two of them match up for size. My husband loves his case and now drags the Surface Pro to work instead of his laptop, good luck deciding, case excellent buy
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Likely. I'm using it to hold a Microsoft Surface, which is approximately 12.5 inches diagonally (6.8 x 10.9 inches), in portrait mode. (I don't use the stand for landscape mode because the Surface has a built-in kickstand.)
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I own a 10" tablet and this thing is adjustable on all 4 sides. The adjustments slide back and fourth and they lock down with a screw knob. I believe it will hold a 12" one also not sure. Like the picture the 2 short sides have 2 slide holders and the long side have 1. It is not made cheap. Very sturdy clamping onto mike stand or a music stand. I have a proline and take the stand top off and use this. Rubber clamping does no scratch the surface and very secure. Hope that helps.
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I will hold the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, however, I don't really think it would work at that angle. I use the stand on an angle, there are these little plastic tabs that slide along the bottom edge to hold the laptop in place. I cant see how it would hold the tablet at the angle shown
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This tablet holder is pretty universal. Our family uses it for 10" and 7" tablets without issue. My daughters 7 inch android tablet fits into it perfectly in landscape orientation. I would imagine a IPad Mini rotated in landscape will fit into it well. However if you want the mini rotated to a portrait orientation, you should keep looking for another tablet holder.
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I doubt it. There is almost no clearance from the front edge to the back support. It just forms a V. I don't see how this could be used unless the tablet was really thin with the keyboard flipped all the way back. I'll defer to someone that has both and can try it.