Heckler H234 @Rest Universal Tablet Stands
Heckler H234 @Rest Universal Tablet Stands |
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Built of heavy steel with a beautiful finish, @Rest is no flimsy gadget accessory—it’s high-end furniture for your tablet. Thanks to @Rest’s adjustable pegs, it’s compatible with virtually any tablet. @Rest is also sturdy enough to support your other technology loves, be it a MacBook Pro or the slim MacBook Air. |
| Dimensions | Width: 4.8 inches Depth: 6.5 inches Height: 3.2 inches |
| Angles |
30 degrees
60 degrees
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| Weights | 1.5 lbs |
| Materials | Powdercoated Steel |
| Colors | Click for Custom Heckler Color Chart (More Colors) |
| Download product sheet (PDF) |
Compatible Devices
- iPad Air 1
- iPad Air 2
- iPad 2
- iPad 3
- iPad 4
- iPad mini 1
- iPad mini 2
- iPad mini 3
- iPad Pro 9.7-inch
- iPad Pro 12.9-inch (1st Gen)
- Surface Pro 3
- Surface Pro 4
- Galaxy Tab A 10.1
- Galaxy Tab A 9.7
Compatible Software
Square
Compatible Card Readers
Square Reader 2015
In the Box
- @Rest stand
- @Rest peg pair
- Four friction feet
Slimmed, Yet Sturdy
The original sturdy tablet stand you know and love just went on a diet. This updated @Rest is now perfectly scaled for large and small tablets, while requiring far less steel than our previous design.
Universal Compatibility
Whether it's your iPad, Surface, or Galaxy tablet, @Rest is the perfect companion for virtually any tablet thanks to it's adjustable pegs. Simply slide the pegs out, determine which of the three width settings is appropriate, and slide them back in to make sure your tablet fits snuggly in its stand.
Cord Channeling
@Rest is your tablet's favorite place to relax and recharge. Our cord channeling features let's you charge your device while it's at rest.
Dual Resting Angles
The @Rest features both 60º and 30º resting angles. Use the 60º angle to prop the tablet upright while using your tablet as a wireless jukebox on your living room coffee table . The 30º angle provides a more relaxed position, for use while following cooking instructions in your kitchen. Finding the right resting angle is as simple as moving the pegs around.
