- TMP 750 Teleprompter – All Camera & Smartphones, Tablets – 17" Glass, Hard Case, No Assembly

So good, we bought two! This mid-range teleprompter is not without it's problems, but it's a great value and extremely versatile. PROS: - Big glass - Rigid hood - Flexible camera and device mounting options - Great accessories for mounting more tools - Easier to balance (if you need that) than most fixed teleprompters CONS: - The case is just bad; throw it away and pack the item is something else (it should be noted that the case *does* have pins that help lock it and keep the flimsy plastic in place...but do not use this case to pack in a production truck or ship; it will not hold up). - The glass angle can be adjusted, but there is no stop to keep it from falling into the device holders. Move with care or you will crack the glass if it drops! - The unit takes a while to setup properly. - The documentation isn't horrible, but it isn't great...this shouldn't be a problem for anyone used to working with similar systems. - Not gonna work with wide angles as the tablet is very close to the glass. Alrighty, so unlike some teleprompters, this one has a lot of versatility, but that makes it more complicated. Be prepared to spend a bit of time setting it up and balancing. I've gone through several teleprompters over the years for various companies and projects. This one has the biggest glass in the sort of mid-range prompters, which makes it work with big screens, like an iPad Pro. The standard rails is also nice because in addition to the included mounting accessories, many other "cheese plate" and rail systems are compatible. The unit works great for DSLRs and small cameras. I'd be concerned about placing a very large camcorder on it (like the picture shows) due to the long rails stressing under weight. The versatile height for camera mount and thumb-screw components are great for a range of equipment and (mostly) easy setup and tear-down.

The TMP750 is a game-changer for teaching live online Zoom classes. The build is satisfying and high-quality. The best part of using a large, high-quality teleprompter like the TMP750 is my ability to maintain eye contact with my students while delivering lectures. I now have more of an engaging personal connection with my students, more like I'm addressing them directly. This will result in increased engagement and better retention of course material. Teleprompters in general (and specifically, the Glide Gear TMP750 teleprompter) are a must-have for any online college instructor using platforms like Zoom. I can't imagine teaching without it now.

This is a bit too big for a YouTuber or for doing a Zoom meeting at your breakfast table, but perfect for the kind of small/location studio broadcasting I do with a host from 6-8 feet away. Because the printed instructions aren't written or illustrated very well, it's very fiddly to set up the first time but becomes easier after you've done it once or twice. I paired it with a Lilliput A12 field monitor, which is about the same weight and size as an iPad Pro 12.9 (actually with slightly smaller viewable area after correcting for crop), but with the benefit of adjusting to the necessary mirror reversal. Don't rush through the setup even once you know how to do it, because the large glass is cumbersome and fragile. It's advisable to have a quality, sturdy tripod to mount the teleprompter on. I'm not a fan of some other minor things such as the zippers closing the sides of the shade, but overall the device is very good for making adjustments of fit to your monitor and camera. People aren't kidding about the case. The case itself is solid and not trash, but its inexplicably weak clasps don't snap and lock tight enough for anything but putting on a shelf and taking it down. I certainly wouldn't send it through baggage check without strapping or taping it more securely (but even so, who knows how TSA or customs would leave it if they decided to open it up out of your sight?). So get a better case for it if you need to travel hard. PROS: -- Good build quality for the teleprompter itself. -- Easily adjustable. -- Extra rails and clamps for accessories. CONS: -- Poor instructions make first-time setup tricky. -- Weakly-clasped case has limited usefulness. -- Zippers on sides of shade are fiddly.

This is a well built unit, the materials are strong and the glass is great. I got the 17" version and it holds a 17" screen lengthways comfortably. You do need pliers to adjust the thumb screws that hold the glass at an angle or it will slide down on it's weight. I was apprehensive of adjusting the thumb screw with pliers, but customer service was quick to reply and get me on the right track. The 2 screws holding up the glass are the only ones that need pliers, the rest adjust fine with simple thumb pressure. The carrying case is good enough, it's not a tank like the Pelican cases, but it's more than adequate and it's padded properly for its purpose.

I’ve been waiting for the right opportunity to purchase this teleprompter and I’m so glad I finally have it! It’s the Goldilocks of prompter, not too big and not to small. Just right for pro use and you can keep a healthy distance and still be able to see it. The only downside are the latches of the case it comes with aren’t realible to snap shut with confidence. But the prompter itself can work with dslrs, mirror less and bigger cameras like FX9 or C500 if paired down.

I was doubtful since I got it for a fair price and looking to upgrade my YouTube game. But it only took me 10m to assemble and has a nice carry case! And re setup will be a breeze! Going to use it on my Blackmagic cam

Fabulous product for the price, only issue is once you put together it won't fit in the carry case unless you totally disassemble the unit, I have the camera base set up and keep it seperate from the carry case as easier than setting up from scratch each time.. No big deal but.. Certainly would recommend this product however.

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I unpacked my new GlideGear TMP 750 17" Teleprompter and was pleased to see the good amount of preformed styrofoam that holds it all in place inside the plastic travel case. Some of the pieces were initially hard to identify, but using the manual pictures I managed a complete assembly in about 10 minutes. I think it might make it easier if they had some more specific part identification as I'm not 100% sure I put it together correctly. My tripod is pretty lightweight and the teleprompter is pretty beefy, so I'm going to have to get a tripod that is sturdier as the unit rocks a bit back and forth once assembled. I tried it out with an iPhone as the script source and a webcam as the camera and it works just great. The video is clear with no indication that its shooting through the beam splitter. I appreciate the fact that the unit is highly adjustable and can be made to work with a seemingly wide array of cameras and script sources. When I packed it all up, I did have a lot of trouble figuring out how to get it back into the case and I really wish I had taken pictures. Nonetheless I recommend this unit! Its good value for the price.

Glide Gear TMP 750 Professional I needed a teleprompter for a couple of jobs and chose this one because I needed something that would accommodate an ipad pro and wanted to spend more on something well made. While it does take an ipad pro it is let down badly by the design and quality of engineering. The design isn't well thought out, requiring you to assemble the unit from a lot of individual components and then at the end of the shoot it all has to be broken down into all the individual components to go back in to the case. All of the careful adjusting and setting up has to be repeated each time the unit is assembled. The individual components are badly made and of poor tolerance, anything with a clamp requires significant over tightening to hold in place. The zips are flimsy and don't give any confidence that will last more than a couple of uses. The Velcro surround to the class is already pulling away after one session of testing. One of the other reasons I purchased this item was the hard case. Be aware that the catches barely fasten and could easily allow the contents to fall out. If you can assemble the teleprompter and then leave it set up it will probably last you a while and do an OK job but any of the cheaper £100 teleprompters will do the same job for less than half the money. If you want something you can pack up and take on location for regular use then look somewhere else. I would be returning this but I have had to modify the minimal mounting screw to hold my camera securely as the standard mounting is woeful. I would be happy to discuss the shortcomings the TMP750 has if somebody from Glide Gear would like to get in touch.

I have to say I was kind of reluctant to spend money on teleprompter but then after research decided to go with Glide Gear in medium level investment. There were lot of cheaper options but I thought known and established companies may be more supportive of their products in the long run and I wasn’t wrong about Glide Gear. There was problem with the cover and I reached out to them and it took one line respond to resolve the issue without any badgering, asking proofs and unnecessary negotiations. Within few days I got a replacement. I will never forget the easiest communication, most quick resolve, respectfulness in timely responding and as promised the solution without hassle. Glide Gear you got a loyal customer for life. I also want to mention, the teleprompter ( Glide Gear 750 )is one of the great product in its class. The structure is sturdy, glass is high quality, the reflections are minimal and the camera mount is good quality and sturdy. The cover could be bit upgraded but still better than few other expensive teleprompters. All in all,I feel it’s good investment. Good luck with your teleprompting. :)