Dockem Koala Tablet Wall Mount: Universal Damage-Free Adhesive Wall Dock for iPads, iPad Airs, Galaxy Tabs and Other Tablets (Black Version)

For some reason when I read the description, I was not exactly sure how this worked. I was really just trying to find a product that would hold my Galaxy tab on a wall. I ordered this because of the reviews, and when it came I was surprised at how small the box was? I was envisioning a one piece unit that slid apart and back together to adjust for width.This unit comes as two small plastic "U" shaped type pieces. It also came with the two adhesive pieces and one alcohol swab. Installation could not be much easier. You clean the wall with the swab. Then you peel the paper from one side of one of the adhesive pieces and attach that to the plastic U. Attach the plastic to the wall. Repeat with the other plastic piece. This allows you to set the width to whatever you need for your tablet. You can probably eyeball the brackets to ensure they are level, but I actually used a small level.I love that you can access all the controls while the tablet is in the bracket, and also can plug in a power cord.I love items that are simple, and do the desired task well. This fits that. It is about as simple as it can be, and holds the tablet perfectly. No regrets.

Perfect solution for mounting my iPad on a kitchen cabinet to view recipes while cooking. Easy to install. It comes with two brackets and a version of the 3M Command strips. Takes about 5 minutes to install. They make a big deal about waiting for the adhesive to bond and recommend hanging two plastic bags loaded with 5 lbs each overnight on the brackets before using. I get they are protecting themselves, but I found the brackets were fully adhered after about 30 minutes. I was placing on wood, so perhaps a different surface may need additional time. One piece of advice when mounting is make sure you do the measuring set up with you device in it's case if you intend to leave it in the case when using the bracket. Also don't go for too snug a fit.After using this for a couple of months I replaced my ipad with a newer version which was smaller so had to remove and replace the brackets. It was easy with the Command strips. Just remember to save the extras that come with it.

We used this for our tablet. It's hard plastic and it comes with command strips to mount it. I suggest getting the Velcro command strips just so you can move it around and so you do not make it snug on your tablet.

Perfect for hanging tablet to use as a calendar clock.Exactly what I wanted.

We are incredibly happy with this tablet wall mount. We use our iPad as a baby video monitor, but when our toddler is awake and in the room, he wants to "play" with the iPad, and he's not quite old enough for that yet! We were able to get it off of the table and put it up on the wall and out of his reach easily. Installation literally took a minute, and I love that I didn't have to permanently damage the wall with screws to install it. The Command strips are secure and has no problem holding our iPad, which slides in and out easily when we want to take it with us. When the iPad is in the mount, the black blends in so nicely with the bezel that you barely notice it. Overall I'm impressed, no complaints. We might get a few more of these and set up "stations" around the house.

Bought this to hang an old iPad in a bathroom to use as a calendar. Works perfectly very secure.

This is one of those ideas that makes you wonder why didn't I think of this? It is so simple and yet effective. The mount works very well and using the included 3M strips holds well to most surfaces. They have a good section on their website describing how to test it (and you get this link with the kit). However the price is way too high for what you are getting. Most 3M strips sell for around $5. This thing is 3 times that. It is really only two little pieces of plastic and 2 3M strips that act as glue. $7.50 would be a much more reasonable price.

I had a hard time holding my device (iPad) in the Dockem and checking the level. My device kept slipping. Otherwise it’s really easy to mount with the 3M tape. You slide the rounded end into the slot at the top of the Dockem and then peel the protective film off and bend the tape down over the back side to stick to wall. Careful. You only get 2 tapes. Make sure you space your Dockems correctly to hold your device. Not too close and not too wide.