[1.1 lb] There are lots of cheap models of teleprompters on the market, but this is a nice balance between cost and quality.� Very well built, feels solid.� Nice bonus it ships with factory form fitted dense foam (maybe more like dense Styrofoam...super dense).� The instructions recommend that you keep this as it fits perfectly in a particular brand of case (the model number slips my mind at the moment).� I also bought the remote control.� I'm using it with an LS300 and everything seems to work great!

[1.1 lb] After having built my own from an iPad box and some tinted glass.... yea. I added the larger iPad Pro and IT IS AWESOME!

[1.1 lb] I use this for a professional recording setup and it works great. The price is nearly half what it is to buy directly from the manufacturer. the only downside is that it seems to have a different transparency than that of the previous glasses, however it does not take any quality away.

[1.1 lb] The hardware is near perfect. The only minor negative would be that the front to back prongs that hold a surface pro 4 are 1 mm to tight and that requires you to loosen the prongs each time you want to remove or insert the tablet into the tray. The other big issue for Windows users with a Surface Pro 4... is finding good free or cheap teleprompter software. The best free solution I've found so far is ... http://www.movieclip.biz/prompt.html. Another thing to consider is because this hardware enables a large table and large mirror... you can stand further back from the camera, but if you need to be close... you might consider setting the teleprompter software window to a smaller inset size on the screen... otherwise your viewers will see your eyes darting left to right as your read.

[1.1 lb] Someone dropped my teleprompter and broke the glass so I had to buy a new one. Expensive but necessary. This one does have rounded edges which it nice when installing, less sharp points. Thats all I have to say!

[1.1 lb] Easy to set up, easy to use and came with a remote! I used this on 2 interviews that needed to be direct and front facing, Really helped the talent. I would recommend for any scripted interview shoot.

[1.1 lb] For how little this rig costs, it definitely delivers more value. The hard case is a great addition and is intuitively put together. The parts and pieces feel pretty sturdy, and I didnt find the assembly to be very difficult at all. **NOTE: Nearly complete disassembly is required for storage, so be aware that youll need a solid 15-30 minutes to put it all back together before your shoot.**

[1.1 lb] Works great with my surface pro and iPad. The surface pro is a little snug but fits and is secure.

[1.1 lb] Great quality among the budget teleprompters.
For ipad pro, portrait style is better than landscape to avoid seeing the talent's eyes roam. It is not designed for that, so modify at your own discretion. Happy with product. Never tried the ikan app, using a different one. Anchor that tripod... Good luck and have fun

[1.1 lb] This teleprompter is very well designed, and of course, it works as intended. There are two issues to note, however:1. The specs state that this teleprompter can support a tablet up to 12 x 9.Neither number is accurate. The spread on the horizontal is more like 12.25, while the spread on the vertical is less than 8.25, and has the further limitation that these brackets are bent in to keep the tablet in place. This is a good idea, but it further limits the size of the tablet which will fit. Also, the folks at the shop are very nice, but getting this issue addressed has not been real easy.2. The specs on B&H and on the company website misidentify the applicable SKB case. They identify SKB 1914-8. This case has an internal dimension of 19 x 14 x 8. However, the foam insert supplied, which is another great idea, is cut at 19 x 14.5 x 6. Thus, the correct case is the SKB 1914N-8. I believe the N signifies no wheels, but that is a guess. In any event the internal dimensions of this case are 19 x 14.5, so the foam fits. Unfortunately, you still have to deal with the extra two inches of height in the lid, and SKB charges $$for the foam set.These guys are trying very hard to put out a leading product. They just need to iron out a few details, and they will be there.