Dockem Koala Tablet Wall Mount - Screw-in Version: Universal Dock for iPads, iPad Air/Mini/Pro, Samsung Galaxy Tab/Notes, Android Tablets and More [Black Brackets]

These brackets were easy to install with a single screw and a drywall anchor, provided. Easy to slide the tablet in and out, and no buttons or ports get blocked.It seems a bit over-priced for what it is, just two small pieces of plastic, but it works well. I did have to add some padding to the front of the brackets to make the tablet sit straight, since this bracket allows for much thicker tablets than my Galaxy A7, so thin tablets will not sit straight up by themselves, and it will want to tip back at the top due to the extra space. I used stick-on chair leg pads on the brackets to support the top of the tablet from tilting back, which cannot be seen when the tablet is in the bracket.

Using this for our camper during camping trips. It seems pretty sturdy but it is also made of plastic. The design is great you can also charge iPad or tablet while in it. It fit our iPad and worked great! 10/10 would recommend!

You get two plastic brackets and two very good drywall anchors in this kit. The brackets are hard plastic but well-designed, so while it seems pretty expensive, the whole kit works. It is simple to install, though lining up the second bracket so that your device is level is a bit awkward. Be aware that this is made to be able to hold a tablet that is pretty thick - modern ones can be in a case. My installation was easy since I was covering an old land-line outlet. I covered the outlet with some stick-on felt and my tablet is perfectly snug.

The media could not be loaded. I wanted a way to use our home tablet as a HUD station for things like chores, but I also use it for work sometimes so I needed to easily/quickly be able to remove it. It’s INSANE how expensive wall mounts can be?? But for less than $20, these clips work perfectly! They’re easy to install (helpful if you have a level), and beats my setup for our last, very old android tablet—super strong sticky tape, not ideal! Of course this setup leaves the cable showing, but I had leftover cord cover from another project that does enough to hide it, which still allowing it to be plugged/unplugged easily. The only bummer is my Apple Pencil cant be on it while on the wall, which means when I go to use it sometimes it’s dead. A small nitpick though!

I ordered this dock for my iPad with its cover and works good; sturdy and it fits. Simple to install, only two screws. I just wish it was metal instead plastic. So far I am happy.

Works great for what we bought it for, make sure to use a level and mark exactly where you want it to go. We are using it for a docking station for a "task manager" tablet for my daughter. The plastic feels a little cheap, but she hasn't broke it yet! The cable holder is great too because when the cord gets pulled on it doesn't pull on the tablet.

Easy installation and look good hold table close to the wall

The wall anchors included w the mount sheered off halfway into the wall and I had to dig out the remnant that was stuck in the wall. Also the screwholes in the actual mount were too big for the screw's heads and the mount popped off the screw and my tablet crashed to the floor and screen shattered. To salvage the mount, I had to buy wall anchors at the Ace Hardware AND had to buy small washers so the screws would notpop out of the mount. T E R R I B L EP R O D U C T , DO NOT BUY