Product Description
The use of touch screen tablets has greatly increased over the years.
Whether it is for home, office or clinic usage, a common occurrence of ergonomic
issues arise from long duration of holding or looking down at a tablet. Some of which include
hand, neck and back posture pain. The EZPADVESA is compatible with 7.9″-12.5″ tablets.
Its intuitive design seamlessly attaches to a monitor arm adapter. Having an articulating
arm allows the data entry in retail stores, restaurant, hospitality and clinic use to be much
easier. By freeing the hands, users are able to increase better workflow and comfort.
This flexible design is created in the mindset that there are a wide range of different
ergonomic needs. What sets the EZPADVESA from the generic VESA adapter clamps
in the market, is its locking mechanism to safe keep your tablet from thieves!
Customer Reviews
Not the best fit, 8" tablet is loose and could be taken out without unlocking.Also once mounted its tilted cannot set the tablets straight. wont recomend this product
I've had this tablet mount for about 18 months, and I only use it infrequently. About 6 months ago one of the arms started getting loose, and about a month ago it fell off completely. That's unacceptable durability in my opinion. I hate to throw this unit away, but it's completely unusable now./
This is on a floor mount in my garage, I’m aware of the small incline of my garage floor….this mount exacerbates it. It also is too snug for my liking while using a case on my 12” iPad Pro, I bought a different one that rotates for just $4 more and easily fits with the case.
Great value. Great build. It even has a keylock. So what is wrong with this? It feels as if it will damage the screen of either my Lenovo 10.1" tablet or my iPad. The springs are so strong. I have had a phone in the past that another mount eventually goofed up the screen. The other issue is the slot to hold the tablet is very narrow so I cannot use any sort of case on my device.I would love this if there were a way to adjust the spring tension.Just be sure to test it out prior to the return window closing.I design these crazy computer/electronic solutions and have to start purchasing things over a period of a few weeks to a couple of months so testing items before the return window is not feasible. This will most likely go to a buddy of mine who finds a use for nearly all my fails.This will probably work great for you.
I wanted a way to mount my Surface Pro so that the camera was at eye level for video conferences, Zoom calls, etc. I got this to mount to a monitor arm stand and it works like a charm. I use it at home so I never lock it up. The spring-loaded mechanism's tension strength is beyond sufficient to hold it in place for my purposes.