Koala Mount

I'll start off by saying that approx £10 does seem like a lot of money when all you get in return is a small box, with two bits of plastic and a couple of sticky strips in it.With that out of the way, what you're really paying for here is a secure, quick, simple way of wall mounting pretty much any tablet, without drilling into your walls which can be removed without damage when you need to remove it. With that in mind I think the asking price isn't too bad. I still think it could be a bit cheaper, but the benefits make up for that.The two bit of plastic are held to the wall using sticky strips from 3M. I was dubious at first that what appeared to be a couple of bits of double sided tape would hold my tablet securely to the wall.It's been up there a few months now and hasn't shifted a bit.One of the great things about this, is that since the two supports are completely separate, they can accommodate pretty much any size of tablet.That said, I did have to get busy with a craft knife and do some trimming. But only because the old Hannspree Hannspad I was wall mounting is a bit bulky. It also has the power connector quite high on the side so I had to make a new hole to connect the power. But neither of those problems are down to the product itself. So I'll give it a solid 5 stars.

Edited to add update, please read all of it, this seller is awesome! Firstly, the seller was very helpful, I was mailed when the item was dispatched, it came on time and they have since mailed me asking if everything is OK. It was a gift for my OH who is a gadget freak, a novel thing to have. He has fixed it to the wall today to have his phone on in the kitchen while he was doing things. He followed the instructions, affixed the sticky tabs accordingly, then put his phone in the bracket after applying pressure etc etc etc. Sad to say the bracket held but the sticky tabs didn't. The phone didn't fall far but still, if he'd put the tablet in this, it would be a very costly repair.*additional information please read*I then contacted the seller to make them aware of our troubles. Paul at Dockem replied within 48hrs and offered his apologies. He needed to understand what had happened and why. So he asked me some usual questions about the wall, I answered them honestly. He then told me he was sorry and offered to send out more sticky tabs for the dock. I accepted this and thanked him for his reply as let's be honest, most businesses wouldn't have bothered for a relatively low cost item.The sticky tabs arrived as well as another dock free of charge. What lovely customer service that is.I have applied the tabs and truly am impressed. It must have been the tabs in the first place as this now holds firmly and works perfectly with my S5 Galaxy. I highly recommend this item and seller, they truly were giving exemplary customer service.

Does what it states it does.A very simple product but effective and comes provided with Strong Command 3m adhesive strips.There is really nothing else on the market at the moment as simple and as neat as this.Initially it may seem a little overpriced but i understand there is a cost of getting product to market whether big or small. However it Does 100% tick all the rest of the boxes e.g Design,Strength,Durability,Small Footprint and versatility.You can get more product for your money But ..Can it do the job as intended and Will it be as neat.

I got one of these to hang my Nexus 7 tablet on the wall by my bed, so I had somewhere safe to put it after browsing/gaming before going to sleep.I was a bit worried that it would not stick well to my textured wallpaper, but it has held up for a good few months now. (Maybe it helped that I found a position where the texture was mostly flat, since the wallpaper pattern has some areas flatter than others.)The design seems great, and I can slide the tablet in without much light, looking at it upside down while in bed. :) Even when I can't see what I'm doing, the plastic is very smooth so I don't feel there's a risk that I'll damage my tablet when I miss.The little hooks (or whatever you'd call them) for holding a charging cable are a nice touch, but I've stopped using them as I like to be able to take the tablet off the wall while it is still charging (and I also kept doing that without realising it was still attached on a short leash, heh). (Also, I sometimes want to charge my phone on a windowsill using the same charger, so having the cable free makes more sense.) Still, they're good for some scenarios, and they're tiny things hidden under the bottom lip of the brackets, so you won't know they are there if you don't use them.All in all, a great design that has stood up well.The narrowness of the slots means they would not fit my old phone (Nexus S), as it has a bulge at the bottom which is a bit too thick, but they fit my Nexus 7 tablet perfectly (with a bit of room to spare), and would also fit my new, thinner phone (Nexus 4). The same company have another model which would be more suitable if you have a thick phone.

OK, does the job but it's 2 small pieces of plastic and 2 sticky pads. Way over priced