Universal Tablet Hand Strap Holder, 360 Degrees Swivel Leather Handle Grip with Elastic Belt, Secure & Portable for 7.9" Tablets (Samsung Asus Acer Google Kindle iPad Mini), Gold

Got this for my husband's old agent Samsung tablet so he can read at night. The swivel feature is awesome I do wish you could adjust the location so that it would be higher or lower on the back of the tablet but all in all works really well.

Just got this Universal Tablet Hand Strap Holder, Joylink 360 Degrees Swivel Leather Handle Grip with Elastic Belt, Secure & Portable for 7.9" -8.4" Tablets (Samsung Asus Acer Google Lenovo iPad), Black.as you can see it fits my 7" samsung tab E lite t113 perfectly. It WILL NOT FIT MUCH BIGGER THOUGH!I scrunched up and wrinkled the corner of my case when I tried to wrap it around the case. there is not much stretch at all which is good since I wouldn't ant it loose on my tablet.the "handle" is very stiff underneath. almost like a hard plastic so it fits tight and is a little uncomfortable, but i have fat baby hands. otherwise it fits comfortable into the palm of my hand.A little hard to handle strapped right in the very middle instead of on the edge on the tablet. but I'll keep in case i want to use it.for now I like and prefer the case with hand strap i got for my bigger tablet. MoKo Samsung Galaxy Tab E 9.6 Case - Slim Folding Cover for Samsung Galaxy Tab E Wi-Fi / Tab E Nook 9.6-Inch Tablet Verizon 4G LTE Version, Floral INDIGO (NOT FIT Tab E 8.0 inch Tablet) - I'll be getting the smaller one for my smaller tablet. - https://smile.amazon.com/MoKo-Samsung-Galaxy-Tab-Case/dp/B01DLXV1ZK/ref=sr_1_8?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1545448776&sr=1-8&keywords=MoKo+Samsung+Galaxy+Tab+E+7+Case

It holds the Kindle fire, nice and snug to my hand and fits perfectly.

I liked that this strap did not need to be glued to the tablet. I have a Samsung Tab A7 Lite. The corner straps, however, did hide a small part of my display so I couldn't see the battery usage and sometimes items in the lower corner too. Not a huge problem, as I can turn the tablet 90 degrees to see that, but something to be aware of. The big problem for me, though was that the hand loop that is riveted to the diagonal strap broke free where it pivots after less than a year of use. I was still able to use it by holding the strap like a stick instead of putting my hand through it, but after another 6 months it really wore out to the point that a metal plate with sharp corners inside the hand loop became exposed, and it was uncomfortable and maybe a bit dangerous. So now I'm looking for a better solution that glues onto a removable tablet cover instead.

I just purchased my third of these. You might think that would be bad, having to keep buying more, but in this case, it's not. You know as soon as you look at it, it's a high quality product. So much so, that when it breaks, that tells me that was a reasonable life expectation for it. Because you can just immediately tell how well it's made as soon as you see and handle it. I'm happy to have just received my third incarnation of this generic tablet handle (which worked perfectly with my ancient Huawei Media Tablet I bought 3 years ago.) I have no doubt there is no better option than this, if you're looking for a handle with no case (I trust my glass screen guard, and clean it) for a 8-10" tablet.Edit: Before I even post my first comments, I literally just read the nice note they included to let us know how much they appreciate our business. minor, but well done.

I read in bed at night. Unfortunately, I've fallen into a pattern to alert me when I should put the Kindle down and go to sleep.That pattern involves getting just drowsy enough for the Kindle to slip from my grasp and fall on my face. It generally takes 3-6 such tumbles to convince me I truly am sleepy enough. (Direct shots to the eye or nose take less convincing.)The Fire HD is enough wider than my original Fire that it is not terribly comfortable to hold. Changed angles on the case sides don't help.I've also had fits with the screen changing orientation when I don't hold it perfectly vertical. Well, my head is inclined, my arm is holding it at another angle, it's hard to always determine vertical, so my reading is regularly interrupted to perform a screen reorientation protocol. Usually at the expense of my wrist which generally starts aching trying to hold this thing at an unnatural angle.Enter this simple gizmo. It easily attaches to opposite corners, creating its own reverse angle of what my arm does. Plus, it can rotate to allow the device to be perfectly vertical.It's a cinch to orient properly lying on either side.I only see one problem with this.If my Kindle isn't hitting me in the face anymore, when will I know it's time to go to sleep?

After buying this and realizing that it would not fit my tablet, I realize that it said 7.9 in and my tablet is exactly 7 in Lenovo so I guess in a way it's my fault. I was going to send it back and then I got a brilliant idea I'm getting some really good quality double-sided tape cutting off the stretchy parts and just taping it to the back of my tablet. So far it's working great.

This item, in theory, is good. However, over time and use, the handle will breakdown. While it feels sturdy, it will end up bending at the swivel points which makes it awkward to hold. It won't stay close to the iPad so it flops around. Perhaps if it was made from plastic it would hold up better. Also, the elastic will stretch over time and therefore, the strap won't stay on the iPad and falls off which can lead to dropping your unit. It is one of the few that will work with a cover unfortunately. Options are limited and I need a new strap.EDIT: And, the very next day, the handle connection point broke and is no longer attached to the elastic straps. Disappointed to say the least.