Aluminum Alloy Tablet Holder with 1" Ball Head-360 Rotatable Tablet Mount for iPad and Other Devices from 4.7"-12.9", Compatible with RAM Mounts a...

Its made quite nicely with aluminum construction and the stand mount works well to conventional camera mounts. The spring action to hold the iPad or even the iPhone is quite strong. The mount is sturdy and holds in position well. Weight is light weight. Definitely recommend this product if you prefer something quality and strong.

The mount itself is well built and easy to use. The ball head isn't the best and can't hold a extreme angle good thing it's not meant to be used that way:)

This iPad / Tablet tripod mount is absolutely amazing! I've tried quite a few mounts over the years, but this is far superior to all the ones I've tried before. I love the metal construction and I especially love the screw mount design, which is much more secure and easier to use than a spring mounted models. This is super important because it makes me feel comfortable knowing my iPad won't fall out.

There are a few things I like about this tripod adapter for iPad (tablet, phone, etc.) from Leenconghui. First of all, it is well-made and works beautifully with my Bogen tripod. Constructed of an aluminum alloy, not "plastic" or resin, it's made to last. It's the first tripod adapter I've use that feels like it's a part-of my tripod and not just a plastic "add-on." It fits my iPad Air 5 perfectly in or out of its case. The key difference with this adapter is that, unlike plastic "spring loaded" clamps, you can easily secure your iPad (or whatever) into this mount without having to struggle with springs on both ends and the possibility of dropping your device in the process. Finally, the price.! This adapter is very well-priced compared to similar products of its kind making it an excellent value, in my opinion. Highly Recommended! FIVE STARS!

I had a tripod with a holder just a bit too small to hold a Nintendo Switch so I got this to replace the head and it does work, but I have some hesitations and concerns, including the quality of the ball mount. To tighten around the tablet, you extend one side of this mount as needed and then flip a switch to hold that in place. Then the other side extend and tightens back up by twisting a knob with a bolt in that will extend or contract around the bolt as needed. My problem here is that I'm not getting any feedback on how tight or loose it is around my Switch/Tablet device. Too loose and it will fall; too tight and I worry about crushing it and there's no type of spring or shock mechanism to apply an appropriate amount of pressure while giving if I screw too tightly. This is more concerning in that the Switch isn't tall enough to fit into this held by the top and bottom, so I HAVE to hold it from the sides where I'm more concerned about tightening too much. With that, you also have to have each side extended the perfect amount so it's not lopsided and weighted to one side or the other. The ball joint didn't really tighten enough to hold this in place and prevent that rotation if it wasn't perfectly balanced. It also didn't really hold up vertically and I had to adjust for that on the tripod base counting on this ball joint to fall all the way down as much as it could.