elago Home Hub Mount [White] - [iPad Wall Mount][Homekit Mount][Easy Installation][Scratch-Free][Cable Management Included] - for Mini, Air, Pro

I recently purchased an iPad Wall Mount to display my baby monitors on my kitchen wall, and I couldn't be more satisfied with this purchase. It has truly made a significant difference in how I manage and watch my baby's activities, and here's why:First and foremost, the installation process was a breeze. The mount came with clear and straightforward instructions, making it a hassle-free DIY project. Within minutes, I had it securely on my kitchen wall, ready to hold my iPad.The grip of this wall mount is exceptional. Once my iPad is in place, I am confident it will stay put, even in a busy kitchen environment with various activities. This level of security and stability is exactly what I needed for reliable baby monitoring.Additionally, having my baby monitor displayed on the wall at eye level has proven incredibly convenient. I can easily watch my little one while I go about my daily tasks in the kitchen, making meal prep and chores much more manageable.

I bought this to hang an iPad Air on the wall of my home gym, and for that purpose it works very well and looks good.Things I like: Silicone construction means no vibration noises and a snug and secure fit, even if you mount the iPad vertically. It holds the iPad away from the wall a bit, also aiding in vibration and allowing you to hide a cable box behind it (in case you want to run a cable through a wall). They include a clear, easy-to-use template for drilling holes in the wall in exactly the right position which is damned handy. They include a little cable holder/clip, which I didn't need but was a nice inclusion nonetheless. The mounting hardware includes washers so that when you tighten the screws you aren't twisting and distorting the silicone; someone was obviously thinking ahead here.VERY VERY MINOR THINGS that I'd like to see them address: They clearly intend on this mount to be installed on drywall; they include plastic wall anchors and matching screws. But the screws are just long enough for those wall anchors. If one or more mounting points happens to be over a wall stud the screws aren't long enough so you'll need to supply longer screws on your own. Increasing the length of the anchors and screws by another half inch would have solved this without compromising the ability to mount it into drywall. Also, although they include a brilliant template for drilling holes in the wall, they DON'T tell you how big the drill bit needs to be to properly mount the system. Sure, it's not a big deal to figure it out on your own, but since they paid attention to other details it seems very odd that they overlooked this.

Love this! I’ve had this for several months! The guide was easy to use and perfectly aligned! iPad slides in and out easily and very secure when in place! Excellent product!

I’m not a DIY kind of guy, so I went with the cheapest, simplest mount I could find. It’s okay, but be prepared for some minor adjustments. The Pros: price. It’s much less expensive than most of the others. It’s also quite minimalist - no thick bezels. It’s made of a flexible silicone material - that’s both a pro and a con - the pro - it’s soft on your tablet - no scratches. It’s also somewhat flexible - I installed mine vertically in a tight space and there’s no room to slide the tablet in from the side. Instead, I have to seat it in the bottom mount and sort of snap it into place in the top. Given the flexibility of the material, this works fine. The cons: included with the mount are 6 each screws and wall anchors - no spares and no washers. The anchors don’t have any lip on the end so a couple of mine dropped into the wall cavity, making it necessary to go buy some spares. Also, the screw heads easily pull through the holes in the mounts when tightened. I fixed that with a handful of small washers which should be included with the mount kit. Also, my tablet (an old iPad Air 2) Is quite slim and doesn’t fit snugly in the mount so I put a short strip of thin silicone insulation behind it to better hold it in place. There is a slot in the center of one mount to allow access For a charging cable. Thoughtfully, it appears to be even wide enough for the old style wide Apple connector. Included is also a paper template for various size devices and a stick on cable retainer. Aside from the minor complaints about washers and wall mounts, I’m satisfied with the kit.

Perfect for holding our iPad up without falling. We use the iPad and it doesn’t wobble or fall.

Simple - works great - no mess

Small flat mount. It was in the $20 range and wasn't great. I returned item. It should have been about a $10 item for what it actually is.

Mounts my full size iPad securely although it can be easily removed if necessary. These are a rubber type material the is flexible, easily installed and looks good.