Mount-It! Anti-Theft Tablet Wall Mount for iPad | Secure iPad Wall Kiosk | Contact-Less iPad Mount | Locking Enclosure for iPad 9.7 Models (MI-3772B)
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All that can be accessed is the screen and the home key. Despite the fact that the power button is hard to access, the mount is very sturdy and durable.
I am not familiar with how you mean by the height going up and down. One of its faces is the only one that moves.
My main goal with it is to do just that.
It is really hard for me to determine. The lock on our lid broke immediately, so we have to tape down the bottom to keep it in place.
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Below the home button is a large white print that proclaims the Mount It brand. As a result, it looks very cheap, and in portrait mode, the sideways text appears This is not something I would purchase mounts in the images do not have the brand name on them, as is shown in the images below. If I were to display this directly, I would never do it.

The "home button" logo can be found right underneath the home button. I was fortunate to not install this on a visible wall as I had done with other mounts from other companies (this one is installed on a tabletop), so I was able to hide the logo from the general public. In spite of this, if I had it installed in a more visible location, I would have returned it purely out of aesthetics. It can be divided into two parts.

A major flaw exists in this product, despite its excellent construction. To keep the cover in place, it relies on a cylinder lock. It is a serious design flaw that the entire screen cover is held in place only by the closer of the lock, even though I have the In addition to the locking features, quick release options should be available without locking them. The lock on my door is missing Some of the instructions were optional but not marked as optional, and were still confusing and sometimes incorrect. Although the instructions were in English, they were easy to read and sometimes downright false. I think that overall it is a sturdy machine, but the fatal flaws, missing parts, and poor service make me think otherwise. There is no way I would repeat this!.

In general, I agree with most of those comments. The frame is very sturdy and looks great. This mount has three issues for me. This is *br1. It was easy to fix the "Mount It" logo even though it is awfully tacky. Then I sanded it with fine sand paper and it came off without a problem. As there are several layers of paint on it, you don't have to sand it down to the In order for it to look as good as new, you can sand every single part of the frame, but I took it one step further and sprayed it with clear aqueous to restore its shine. The second item 3
It is not always possible to charge the iPad while it is mounted vertically on the wall. If the iPad is mounted horizontally on the wall, it can easily fall out if the screws are removed. After removing the two screws, there should be something inside the frame that will hold the iPad in place. If it weren't for those simple issues, I would have given this product five stars, but I have to pay 30 bucks for it. There's no doubt that it's worth the effort!.

As I use it, I do not sense that the pressure from my fingers will cause it to fall over. Despite our best efforts, it doesn't move. At the moment, it's not bolted to the countertop where I have it set up, but it's nice to know I can do it in the future. The mounting hardware was included with it so you can do all the mounting possibilities. In addition, the lock on it is very well functioning. This stand is safe, but unlike the picture a lock is located on the top of the back of the case. It would take a lot of effort to walk away with an iPad from this stand. Despite that, it does not matter at all. However, it is still perfectly functional. The difference is just something I thought I should note. This stand had room for two charging cables to be hooked up. There is also a channel through it to allow the cables to be run so they don't dangle. It was also pleasing to find out that there is a hole in the back of the device There is a camera facing you. The fact that I found that was a good surprise. When I post pictures to this review, I'll make sure to remember to do so. On its base plate is a logo, as shown in the pictures. It was a little nerve-racking to order it knowing it would be on the face, but I took a chance. Even so, I purchased it for a discounted price at Amazon Warehouse, so it may be older than those printed with the new logo? There is no way to tell for In any case, I agree with the others that I would not want it in my professional setting.
