With a very easy and minimal modification to the folding arms you can fit an iPad mini 4 with a slim case in them. So no need for a tablet mount.
Tools needed: Exacto knife, .050 allen wrench, and a glue gun.
Here is how the iPad looks by the unmodified controller.
First step is to see where the arm stops are and mark them for removal. Do this for both sides.
Next carefully remove the material with the exacto knife. Do this for both sides.
Here you can see how much farther the arm will now move.
Next remove the 3 little torque screws from the bottom of each arm and slide to rubber grip pieces out. Do this on both arms.
The next step depends on your case and how it fits. If needed add hot glue to the groves for extra grip. Mine was a little loose so I added hot glue to the groves on the top and bottom of each arm.
Here is the controller folded up after the modification , you can barely tell. If you did not know, you might not even see it.
And here is the final fit, it works awesome.
Here is a video of how well it holds.
Tools needed: Exacto knife, .050 allen wrench, and a glue gun.


Here is how the iPad looks by the unmodified controller.

First step is to see where the arm stops are and mark them for removal. Do this for both sides.



Next carefully remove the material with the exacto knife. Do this for both sides.


Here you can see how much farther the arm will now move.


Next remove the 3 little torque screws from the bottom of each arm and slide to rubber grip pieces out. Do this on both arms.


The next step depends on your case and how it fits. If needed add hot glue to the groves for extra grip. Mine was a little loose so I added hot glue to the groves on the top and bottom of each arm.



Here is the controller folded up after the modification , you can barely tell. If you did not know, you might not even see it.


And here is the final fit, it works awesome.


Here is a video of how well it holds.
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