Take a stand against poor iPad mounting with the mStand Tablet Pro for 9.7 to 11" iPad, iPad Pro, and iPad Air in gold from Rain Design. Intended for use with the 9.7 to 11" Apple iPads, including Pro and Air models, this anodized aluminum tabletop stand features a slide-and-lock adjusting design, allowing you to set-and-forget with just one hand. Vertically adjust your iPad from 6.7 to 10.6" and tilt up to 45° for the optimum viewing angle.

A cable port allows for easy management of power cords, non-slip rubber feet prevent unwanted movement of the stand, and the tablet holder can be used with or without the Apple Smart Cover and Case, available separately. The mStand Tablet Pro is designed to channel sound from the iPad's speaker in portrait mode, but the stand also supports the 9.7 to 11" iPads in landscape orientation, including iPad Air and Pro models. Furthermore, this stand can also be used with the 7.9" iPad mini in portrait orientation, or the 12.9" iPad Pro in landscape orientation.

Fits 9.7-11" iPad, iPad Pro & iPad Air    Landscape or Portrait Orientations    45° Tilt Adjustment    Anodized Aluminum Construction    Non-Slip Rubber Feet    6.7 to 10.6" Vertical Adjustment    Slide-and-Lock Adjustment Design    Compatible with Apple Smart Cover & Case    Holds 7.9" iPad mini in Portrait Mode    Holds 12.9" iPad Pro in Landscape Mode

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Has any used this prompter with a full sized ENG camera - with 15mm rods?

A: If they have, they surely regretted it. The largest camcorder suggested is a mid-level prosumer like the Panasonic DVX200.

Q: 2. Does this fit the 12.9" ipad pro?

A: Yes it does. This teleprompter works with tablets between 6 x 9 to 9 x 12 inches in size. An iPad Pro 12.9" has dimensions of 8.5 x 11 inches.

Q: 3. I want to use this in a live sports environment with a Hitachi HDZ5000 camera. I'd like to mount the prompter on it's own tripod and move the Hitachi camera in behind the hood during pregame or at half time, and then back out to cover the game. Has anyone used it as a stand alone unit? Do you forsee any problems with this plan?

A: Sounds like a plan to us. We would think if you mounted this on a light stand, i.e. a support with one pole, that should pose no issue as far as saddling up with a video tripod on a dolly. If you use a tripod for the prompter, you may or may not have issues with getting the camera tripod close enough.

Q: 4. DOES THIS FIT AN IPAD PRO M1 12.9 INCH? I read posts here. Some say it fits and others say it doesn't. Thanks!

A: Ikan suggests that the largest recommended measure is 12".

Q: 5. What's the widest lens you can use with this before seeing the edges of the teleprompter?

A: Ideal focal length for the ikan PT-ELITE-Pro Teleprompter is 20mm to avoid vignette issues.

Q: 6. Does this fit the Black Magic Ursa Mini Pro?

A: Yes, the Blackmagic Design URSA Mini Pro can be used with this prompter. Be sure to have a tripod and video head that have the weight capacity to handle the prompter, camera, battery, and lens.

Q: 7. I have always used a monitor instead of a tablet. How do you control the speed of the scrolling,Bob

A: Very easy, you just click a slider and adjust the speed by sliding the little dot from left to right to slow or increase speed of scrolling

Q: 8. Could you use a Sony FS7 w/ a Sony 18-110mm lens?

A: Yes, this works with Small to Large Cameras.

Q: 9. Will this hold an Ipad Air (1st generation)?

A: Alicia, Yes, it will hold that size/dimension.

Q: 10. Do you have to use a tablet? Can you use a monitor instead?

A: While it may be possible, it really not configured for that. The efficacy of it is in doubt. Also the question is, what monitor? A teleprompter monitor, yes, but conventional monitor is unlikely. It would need to reverse the image or have its software do it.