Get Text Messages On Samsung Tablet

Very happy with my Instinct.....except it has stopped receiving incoming text messages/phone calls. I have spent hours trying to get these notifications back, watched videos and I need some help!

I had a Garmin InReach Explorer SE that was great, but I wanted to go with the InReach Mini 2 to cut some weight and space in my pack. It has been great to contact my wife every night on the trail when I am beyond cell phone range and switch to the Mini 2 for text messages. A lot of great features besides the text messages too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Set up camera in an area where I can’t even send text messages with my Verizon phone. Have no issues receiving pictures remotely from the camera!

I use this mini tripod for my iPhone in my desk. It is extrenely useful for straightup reading the text messages and for facetime.

Very glad I bought it my car doesn’t read text messages or notifications but my Garmin does along with easy to use.

thanks B&H for recommending this for my new Samsung tablet.

Working perfect with my 10.5 Samsung tablet.

I bought this to go with my Samsung tablet seems to be working very well

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

I got this because the setup is super easy. You just mount it on a tripod (tripod not included) and tighten some screws. You put your phone or tablet in front of it and your camera behind it. Then you set your camera to record, open any teleprompter app (it must allow the text to display in mirror mode) on your phone/tablet, and hit play on the scrolling text. That's literally it. If you have a tablet, I'd recommend using that, because the words would extend further horizontally. I don't think large cameras would fit. You probably have to mount those on a separate tripod behind the teleprompter. I have a handheld point and shoot camera, which is the type of thing this is made for. The only flaw I've noticed is that the screw that allows you to attach the camera is flimsy and tilts easily. If you have a home studio, you can just place your camera on the rail without attaching it, since you're not going to be moving it. It's risky, but I've tried it and it seems stable enough. Maybe tie a piece of fabric around it to secure it to the rail.