Can I use this A frame tabletop with a Griffin Military case, which is thick &amp; will it withstand pressure, not just swiping, if used in therapy.
64807
The cradle is not very wide, the smallest cases push it to the limit. It won't hold it most likely since you want to also have it pushed on a lot
2218971
No. It will not work. The griffin cover sticks to the armor suit. I fixed this by removing the plastic from the Griffin. Make you clean glue off. Works to this day. Considering it for my phone also.
2056972
It's stiff enough to hold the iPad in place. If you put a frame around it, might be to heavy.
1074345
It has a clamp to secure it to a tabletop or similar surface. You could probably still use just by securing it with your free hand against a flat surface.
1992784
Yes. That is what I have and it works great. Much better than using the tabletop.
1335558
i would say the strongest case u could find to protect it, it is very cheap. my sister was told she could send then tablet back, but i dont know how long it has to be before they would take it back.
17296
Yes! 100%! I bought this case to protect my daughter's iPad. She has autism and tends to be rough with electronics. This Griffin case gives the iPad great protection and I highly recommend. (There is a very slight gap between the iPad screen and screen cover, but it's no big deal at all. It just took a little while to get used to.)
1256805
I wouldn't recommend it. The arm is pretty strong, but since you are using it on a treadmill the vibration plus the weight of the tablet might bring the arm down.If you find a flat surface next to your treadmill you might have better luck.
1579478
Not in any way - and its a high quality device and back lit and rechargeable. It holds onto the tablet quite firmly (so it can remain safe when vertical) this makes insertion and removal more difficult than say a normal cover. The keyboard is also heavy enough to stop the tablet toppling when the device is open, which increases the weight a little. If those two caveats are a deal breaker you might want to consider a Bluetooth keyboard such as the palm folding one and propping the tablet up on a pepper pot or similar when in restaurants etc. I do both. But as I say its a high quality device and I cannot imagine you would regret purchasing it. Not in any way - and its a high quality device and back lit and rechargeable. It holds onto the tablet quite firmly (so it can remain safe when vertical) this makes insertion and removal more difficult than say a normal cover. The keyboard is also heavy enough to stop the tablet toppling when the device is open, which increases the weight a little. If those two caveats are a deal breaker you might want to consider a Bluetooth keyboard such as the palm folding one and propping the tablet up on a pepper pot or similar when in restaurants etc. I do both. But as I say its a high quality device... » Read More Not in any way - and its a high quality device and back lit and rechargeable. It holds onto the tablet quite firmly (so it can remain safe when vertical) this makes insertion and removal more difficult than say a normal cover. The keyboard is also heavy enough to stop the tablet toppling when the device is open, which increases the weight a little. If those two caveats are a deal breaker you might want to consider a Bluetooth keyboard such as the palm folding one and propping the tablet up on a pepper pot or similar when in restaurants etc. I do both. But as I say its a high quality device and I cannot imagine you would regret purchasing it. « Show Less
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Absolutely. The beauty of this unit is that the padded, angled, adjustable arms effectively hold Rectangles, meaning any tablet, from 7 3/4" x 10 1/2" down to 4 3/4" x 7 3/8" ov'all. This includes any of the dozens of cases out there, SUPER versatile and ridiculously robust. METAL fasteners and brackets. Once my Ipad, in it's Kensington flip case is mounted in this, and the mount is clamped to a table edge or mic stand (my two weekly uses, for over a year now), I can pick up said table or mick stand by the ipad. It's THAT solid. There is simply no substitute in the market IMHO. No affiliation. Just a ridiculously satisfied customer.
1690726
I haven't tried it, but my guess is "no" based on how it is designed and performs upright. The tension seems to be balanced for a tabletop mount.
1853221
Not really its purpose, but "thinking outside the box", why not! It has a stylus pen so you don't have to touch the screen, just use the pen. The tablet stand adjusts to various angles from 90* to 20* or so. You'd have to use it on a counter or table flat surface versus your lap. Never thought of a use like that, but why not. Depends on your puzzle gaming style, I guess.
359712
I keep my iPad in a Tech 21 case and it works great but the back is perfectly smooth. If the back of the Poetic case is textured, you may have problems. It depends on if the texture is rough enough to break the airtight suction. Even if it works, I would expect the suction to be less on a textured surface.
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It would probably work okay for that. The sticky side is pretty sticky, so you you need to make sure it's not going to ruin the case. Also, if you look around, I imagine there might be better foam packaging products that might be better. This would offer some scratch protection, but not protect it if it got dropped.
1722421
No, it will not work with a thick case on it, like the Griffin Survivor case for the iPad.
1445337
Yes for sure . I just bought and received my case . The case is extremely sturdy and durable. I love my case holds up extremely well, if\when I drop it, it just bounces because of the shock protection. Would definitely recommend this case....
1642804
Yes. Just be careful with the shell. Itis delicate but, the protective frame works like a charm. Good luck.