The Slope is a tablet stand. You can attach the iPad, Nexus 7 and Kindle to it, and then let you use your device like a monitor. Choosing a movie and putting the iPad on the Slope to watch quietly is much easier than holding the metal block of the iPad all the time. At least your hands won't ache.

The combination of Slope and iPad is very similar to that of iMac. This design can also help your children form good habits when using the iPad to learn, without strange postures and leading to premature myopia.

Samsung Galaxy Tab can also use Slope

Are you sure you want to ask how Slope sucked up your iPad? Slope adsorbs your mobile device through thousands of tiny pores on the black part below the aluminum alloy, which acts like suction cups. Everything looks so cool. Slope has two "nanofoam" pads on its aluminum alloy body, which firmly attach your iPad and the desktop through this black pad.

Introduction to the design and use of Slope

Put the Slope on a flat desktop and force the air out through thousands of small air holes to achieve a vacuum like environment, so that the Slope is tightly adsorbed on the desktop. As can be seen from the video, it is very effective and firmly attached to the desktop. Slope is a universal device, whether it is iOS, Android or Windows tablet. Even if you change a new device, you can still use Slope. Slope is made of aviation grade aluminum alloy, polished by CNC machining, and treated by hard anodizing. Does it look like an iMac stand?

Slope also supports Nexus 7
The angle between the slope and the desktop is 66 degrees, which is the best visual angle

Even if it sticks to the glass

This is a magical thing. It doesn't use magnets to absorb your tablet. Is it amazing that even a Samsung tablet with a plastic shell can easily absorb it? I felt he was very good, so I went to Kickstarter to help them Come on!

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