Grip, Handle, Holder for iPad Mini Compatible with Kindle Paperwhite, Amazon's Fire or any tablet or e-reader with screen displays of 9 inches or less. (D3m Gray)

* Prevents hand fatigue - It allows for holding e-reader without having to grip it, and allows for multiple holding positions. (I like the D3 design, with the 2, er, cross-straps. I think it gives me more options than the D2 would.)* No glue - It is a much more elegant solution than something you have to glue to your expensive reading device.* Slim profile - does not add bulk to the e-reader. Ok, the thickness is more than a mere micron, but it is minimal.* Multiple colors! I like the pink. I took a risk on it. I am a person who does not pick pink, in general. The Padlette is not a MLP pretty princess pink, and though not what I'd call hot pink, it is more of a serious, guess-what-I-am-not-a-shrinking-violet pink, so to speak.I sometimes wish I had a stand. I used to use the Kindle origami cover, and I liked that it could act as a stand, but found it to be heavy. Maybe the Padlette design team will make a hat with some kind of frame that will attach to the Padlette. Because that would sell.

Perfect choice for my ipad mini 4. Fits great and helps greatly as we use them for work purposes.

It stretches to fit, but the comfort level is lacking.

best way to hold any ipad, we have one for both the regular and mini ipad. much easier on your hand and easily adjustable. Out of all the apple accessories, this is the only one that we continue to use.

My aunt is on her ipad all day and all night. Her hands hurt and she got a callous on a finger from holding it constantly. I bought her on of these 6 years ago and it is still working perfectly. She recently decided to invest in a second ipad so she could have one in the livingroom and one in bed. So a second palette is needed.

Perfect way to hold an iPad while reading. This is my 3rd padlette, and it continues to meet my needs in a remarkably efficient fashion.Those buyers who complain about the angle of the "cross braces" are missing the point that the entire padlette can be turned several degrees either way to make the cross braces nearly horizontal or vertical. Tune the angle so that it feels best to you.

It does what I wanted it to do. One word of warning based on my experience with a previous padlette on my old iPad. It gets a little bit greasy the longer you use it. It still works fine, but I automatically and often make sure that my iPad is well secured.

This was a gift and the person really likes it. She is able to hold her mini iPad and finds it much easier to manage her iPad.