Dockem Koala Tablet Wall Mount: Universal Damage-free Adhesive Wall Dock for iPads, Android and Windows Tablets, and Smartphones [White]

The media could not be loaded. Excellent product, very strong and does what it says it will. All you get are the brackets, the all important 3M glue, a single small "KFC sanitiser style" alcohol wipe and a multi-lingual illustrated instruction manual (there's not much to read), but that's all you need.I was fortunate that everything clicked into place; mounting it on a kitchen cupboard door which opens to a wall perpendicular to it, the clearance afforded by the door handle was just enough. Similarly, I was fortunate in that the colour (white) melded well with the cupboard door colour and so it's hardly noticeable when empty. Even in use, my iPad with its white bezel, makes the product just disappear.As instructed I left bags weighing 2kg hanging separately on each mount for three days for "peace of mind" and feel confident that if it can take that then it will have no problems sharing the load of a 662g iPad. This mount is the quickest way to turn your kitchen into something from the future: I can use my iPad for recipes (mounted on the door I need not worry about liquid or powder spillages, nor sharp objects), voice control to convert measurements, video conferencing, listening to music or podcasts and interactively use the iPad in tandem with newer iOS connected kitchen appliances such as the PrepPad Scales and ChefSteps Sous-Vide pump - so much can be done with a portable computing device in the kitchen these days (my scales and sous-vide pump won't even function independently without it!), so I need some way of keeping it close, safe and my hands free.Next year (2017) I read that Apple may be releasing their latest 10th anniversary (which in the tech world is ~100yrs) iPhone with wireless charging that actually works like you'd think it would - well, this wall mount just got better!UPDATE: 8th March, 2018:It was time to leave my flat and I had to take the system down, I wasn't looking forward to it, these things usually do not make it easy, often not even worth while.However, the adhesive used made it a breeze to peel away, at the appropriate angle. Not only this, but the tough part of removing the adhesive from the device was a simple stripping process - all in one go (watch video).I was really impressed that this was considered, it had been mounted for over a year, with plenty of use, yet this takedown was as friendly as one could have hoped for.This is still a five star product.Incidentally, Apple didn't release wireless charging, only inductive, shame. Perhaps in another year...

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I'm really impressed with this mount - like most good products, it's so ingenious it's difficult to think why no-one else has done it before!I've been looking for a solution to getting a removable iPad mount in the kitchen. I thought it'd be easy, but I've looked at them all -Fridge mount - Worried about how secure a magnet was, and my fridge has a curved surface, so didn't want to take the riskSmall TV mount - seemed too permanentScrew mount to wall - unable to move from its position in the kitchen.I found these and thought I'd give them a try, and they are brilliant.All it is, is two small separate brackets, which the bottom of your iPad slides into.You space these out so that they're enough apart to either slide it in in landscape or in portrait, and stick it to the wall with the very strong adhesive strips. I simply slid the iPad in, whilst they weren't on the wall, then took the backs off, then stuck them to the wall whilst attached to the iPad.The pads are the 3M strong ones, and they are plenty strong enough (trust me, I checked!), however you can screw them to the wall if you wish, but the screws are not provided. I notice the sticky pads also have a little tab at the top, so you can peel them off.A great point I noticed was that even with my none Apple case (which is one that opens like a book, which you can turn into a bit of a stand), it fits, and I'm pretty sure it'd still fit with the likes of a gorilla case.I've put mine on a kitchen cabinet door, and with the iPad on, it looks great, and is at a perfect height.I only have two issues with the thing, which is why I've scored it 4, not 5.The brackets are white plastic, and is a bit ugly on a wooden cabinet door without the iPad attached (my opinion, but maybe they could do different colours?)It's £15 for, essentially, 2 small bits of plastic. That isn't a bad price for the solution, compared to other solutions, but is a bit much for what they are.Overall though, I'm extremely happy!

Yeah it's not bad but not great, if you prefer to orientate landscape it poses an issue as on most devices it leaves no room for the ports on a tablet (specifically in my case a Samsung galaxy tab s6) on the positive side it is really easy to install, the 3m tabs are seriously strong and leave me with confidence, overall I would say its a little overpriced for what it is and could have been designed with a little more thought. If they drop the price to £7 I'd say its worth while

I bought this in order to be able to store my MacBook up on the wall.We have a unit in the dining room and I decided to turn it into a charging station...so I have these holders for our phones so they can be charged via this usb / mains plug I've installed here. Then I wanted to create a charging station for our iPads and MacBooks too. So I put this holder up on the wall and it's SUPER strong. They recommend sticking it and waiting a good day for it to be fully stuck to the wall, but I am impatient and didn't even give it five minutes. There's no way this is coming off the wall as it is very cable to holding a computer and feels very firm on the wall. If it falls off...well... I might just cry as the dog bowl is right underneath and I'll have a MacBook swimming in Pedigree Chum! But I'm a confident chap. This will hold up. :)