Can I use this A frame tabletop with a Griffin Military case, which is thick & will it withstand pressure, not just swiping, if used in therapy.
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My iPad with thin cover fits perfectly in the bottom groove, but I have set books twice as thick on the bottom lip of the Griffin. It is very sturdy, but if you apply a lot of pressure it could slide on the table surface. Hope this helps.
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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
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I don't have that particular case but if you take the rubber pad out of the bottom of the stand it might fit. S forr it withstanding the pressure, the stand is very strong and sturdy. I hope this helps.
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No, it will not work with a thick case on it, like the Griffin Survivor case for the iPad.
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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.
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I would not recommend trying to hold anything that thick. I have a Samsung Galaxy S4 with an Otterbox cover and that's about it's limit.
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Yes. Just be careful with the shell. Itis delicate but, the protective frame works like a charm. Good luck.
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It's pressure sensitive but, I have never used it with an android tablet or autodesks's platform. Wish I could help more!
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In a pinch, yes. The Air is just wide enough to stay within the Padcaster frame, but significant movement will cause it to fall. In my use case scenario we have it on a short tripod placed on a desk so movement is not a problem. However, on a full size tripod inadvertent bumps would send your iPad Air crashing to the floor. Padcaster will be coming out with a newer version compatible with the iPad Air shortly.
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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.
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No it's not lightweight and would be very difficult to use on a tabletop it's very large.
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I would say no. It was ok at first, I used it to hold my phone's touch screen on but it's been slowly letting go. I wouldn't use it again. I don't know if it's a curing problem or what but I'm not so impressed with it's performance. I hope this helps
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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.
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It should. We've never dropped it; but if it's closed and latched, it does have sufficient insulation - of course height and surface conditions will affect that. For typing, it's fine - keyboard or touch screen. The kids have knocked it off the slot, but that's only happened while they were playing certain games and tapping aggresively on the screen. We've also had no problem while using it on our laps.
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Hello S. Bapisteller,We do generally recommend using cases that do not cover the edges of the front screen with our screen protectors. The griffin survivor case will cause problems with our screen protector and we do not recommend it with our screen protectors. If you have any question, please feel free to contact us. iTechAccessory
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James, my brother uses an Ipad for speech, he has a griffin survivor on it for protection. the otter box straps fit it pretty well, I just sent one back because the strap broke and they replaced it with no problem, but now its broken again. I really don't think the straps will fit around a 12.2 Galaxy with the Defender on it. I think it would be stretched past its limits. the Ipad w/ the survivor on it is about its limit. you could always try and send it back if it doesn't fit. good luck. it is an awesome strap !
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More than likely you should have no problem, even with a thick case because the rubberized portions that hold the tablet on the bottom are very roomy! This is by far the best stand of it's kind because of its ability to adjust to nearly any angle and accommodate nearly any tablet (with or without a case).
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I wouldn't know, personally I was very very careful when twisting it. It was so heavy that I almost never converted into tablet unless the screen got stuck.
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I don't think so. The spread wouldn't be wide enough and the joints would not be strong enough for anything heavier than a tablet.