Will this work for a larger drawing tablet that is 10" x 6.25" (monoprice)? I only want to use it in landscape mode.
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I would be hesitant to say this would work with something I have no experience with.The base is heavy enough to handle larger devices. The cutout in the base for the device is what will make or break your experience. If you can live with the lower profile slope of the base, this should provide enough support for a screen the size you have with your tablet.
1443169
Yes it would. The opening that holds the item is about 1/4" thick at bottom and comes up to about 1" I use to hold my tablet on landscape mode all the time.
1120871
I have a Galaxy Tab 2 7" tablet and I found the stylus tip too large to draw and/or write effectively. Don't bother to use it and use my fingertip instead. If you are looking to do small lines/drawing/writing, etc., I don't think this will help you much. Samsung needs to design a stylus with a smaller tip.
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I use it with a new iPad (10") in an Otterbox Defender case. I can put it in either way. I can have the tablet in a landscape orientation and have the clamps top and bottom on the long sides of the tablet or put it in in portrait orientation and have the clamps top and bottom on the short sides. The clamps work best holding the top and bottom edges of the tablet in my opinion, but being adjustble you can decide which way you like to orientate it.
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Yeah, it's crazy adjustable. I work with various tablets for cross device compatibility and occasionally use a mini. Don't see why it wouldn't work for it as well.
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Not for that. I use my Surface Pro 3 for drawing and the 23" for controls and reference.
850854
I'm currently working with a switched an Intuos gripper pen and a graphite table. I see thats not the tablet you're asking about but if you want to risk it - sometimes it works - in my case and sometimes not- like with Kristin who wrote in below. (but maybe that pen is stated as compatible? I didn't research it before I gave it a try!)
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I have a 10.5 inch tablet and never use it. Too big/heavy for my needs, which is wanting to hold the tablet with one hand in portrait mode for reading.
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I have a Visual land Prestige 10" and it fits perfectly. The bonus is that it has 4 clips to hold it in place. 1 on the left side, 2 at the bottom, and 1 at the top that adjusts, plus a little elastic strap on the right top corner. You don't have to worry about your tablet sliding out if you have to grab it fast to leave! My tablet demensions are 6 1/2 high by 10 1/4 long. But there is still room at the top and sides if yours is bigger! My husband and I both love ours and people from his work are now buying them. Hope this helps you!
300205
It may be too small for a 10.1" tablet. I had try my ASUS 10.1" transformer, it just too small for it.
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I'm not familiar with the tablet you mention, but design of the keyboard case makes it very flexible for different types of tablets that are around 10". There are three clamps, one of which is spring-loaded, and an elastic strap in the top right corner that keep the tablet relatively secure. It should work for just about any 10" tablet.
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The mount came with 2 sets of arms for different size devices. My Nexus 7 used the longer arms and your 3.5 inch would not fit in landscape mode (too small) and the 6.5 inch is to large for portrait mode....unless Maybe with the smaller arms and I do not have them any more to measure. Some reviewers said it worked with the iPhone. You could check for iPhone measurements. Sorry I could not give you an exact answer.
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The Monoprice pen has a plastic nib. It is not a stylus. If your tablet uses a plastic nib pen, the Monoprice may work okay.
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Yes it will. When you put it in the horizontal orientation, the tablet will slide down, causing the case to block a portion of the screen. It is a little annoying, but for the price, it was a decent buy. It holds cards and things so that's nice. It also holds it at a relatively ideal angle for when it is horizontal.
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I have used it in the detached mode and have been able to use the tablet in landscape mode. I have not tried to stand it in the portrait mode but it feels as if it may have too much give (not stiff enough) on the edge to use in portrait. The flexibility is what makes it work in the landscape mode.
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Should be possible. Would not work in landscape mode though. 3 24s in landscape is the max you want to do.
844123
This is designed for the 10" Nook so I don't believe it will work with the smaller tablets.
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Well I find that you will need a very high chair or stand to draw with tablet in lying down position, the stand spreads so the only way to get a good view is to stand. You may want the 14" in this case as you can hold in your lap, this tablet is very large, and hard to move around, I wanted the large one because I do design for a living, and need to work large, and my eye sight is not what it used to be lol. Hope this helps. It is an awesome tablet though, love it!