Adjustable Phone/Tablet Stand

The first thing I did was put my phone on this - in its case. Then I extended the foot and the backrest and popped my largest tablet in. It even fit with its case. The slim foot can slide under the back of a keyboard if you're using the lifters on the keyboard and gives you a floating screen. Yes - The tablet will wobble a little when you're poking at it: But not a crazy amount and I was impressed that the lift mechanism was able to handle the weight. With an iPad Air 4, the lifter did abruptly fold up while I was using the tablet, but it also didn't drop the device... The tilt is good - with the larger tablets, it will slowly just lean back unless you angle the screen forward - but since the angle for comfortable viewing and reading is around there, still not a problem. Is the folded-up holder heavy? Yes. Is it sturdy: It is reasonably sturdy. It gets sturdier the smaller your device is Can it handle an 11-inch tablet: Yes Is it good value for money? At the current price? I'm considering buying spares, just because having a stand that can hold my phone or tablet without getting in the way, or covering my computer monitor due to size is going to make it easy to use. Am I going to use this as an easel for drawing? Hahahahahaha no, this is for holding something while you read.

When I received this fine small unit, I thought it would be great as a table top phone holder but I had bought it to use as a holder for my 11.5 inch MS Surface tablet and my 10.9 inch ipad. On closer inspection there are 3 extendable elements to the design: the base. the height of the arm and the holder backplate. In short, this holder, properly extended can be used as a firm and steady holder for both my quite large tablets. When not extended I can use it as a phone holder. The unit is compact and fits easily into a pocket but it is well designed and well made. The low price is truly remarkable considering the quality and versatility of the unit. I am very happy with this purchase and am buying another for a family membe

Had to tighten screws to make it super stable however nice quality. Not quite big enough for my 12” pad ! Works fantastic for phone

It's hard to say anything bad about this item. For my ipad it was perfect: neat, sturdy and although smaller than I imagined it was, nevertheless, ideal. However, I actually bought it as a stand for my music audio interface unit. My unit normally lays flat on the desk but it does make fiddling with the buttons a bit difficult so I needed to raise it up with something that didn't become a huge obstacle on my desk. My unit was a bit too heavy so the stand couldn't handle it as well as I had hoped but it was just a hope. Having said that, it was not the fault of the stand that it couldn't support the weight of the unit as it was not designed for such a weight but with a little support from a plastic box at the back it worked perfectly. I use the stand in a reverse position so the unit's cables could exit the unit without them being forced at an angle through contact with the desk so risking damage where the cables enter/exit the unit. I needed something small so it didn't cause much in the way of obstruction on my desk but it had to be able to lift the audio unit so that I could tilt it upwards to operate the knobs and buttons more easily. I am really please with the stand as it is neat and sturdy but I also liked the special touch of a little note included in the package written by someone called Ziva, who explained a little of the process in making the stand. I will email them with an idea for a slight modification for people to use it as I have done but that, of course, would be totally unnecessary if used solely for the purpose it was intended. Anyway, I am really happy with it especially as the price was very reasonable compared to some similar items. Thanks Gritin for a really nice item and the personal touch with the included note. (See photos for a clearer idea of how I use the stand)

A really well designed Stand completely Folds away Flat if you are packing to go away. A really effective "Grippy" surface on the back plate really holds your Device very well in use. The Size is Perfect for my Samsung SE20. 10" Tablet and Sony Recorder which is still really stable even when just using one Foot. The Platform can be adjusted Height wise and Angle wise it pivots really well, smooth but firm with no unplanned movement and the height is "Notched" to hold it firm in use without any slipping down or unplanned lowering. I have used all three devices Horizontally and Vertically to great effect. I use it with better half as a charging cradle as well as it makes it very visible to keep an eye on progress. This unit is half the Price of most and is Brilliant value in my opinion. A great little Tool.

My tablet is 10.1 inches and is currently in a silicone case with a carry strap. I use this product to support my tablet whilst I type on my keyboard When I first took this item out of its box I was skeptical that it would be able to hold my tablet at all. The stand itself is well made and despite its small size, it has very solid, weighty feel to it. Placed on a level surface the stand was able to hold my tablet easily in landscape mode. It was a little less stable in "portrait" mode (but I still managed it with a bit of practice) but that was to be expected as it is top heavy and quite a weight. I also tried balancing the stand and tablet on a plastic box on a softer surface (my bed mattress) and it was still able to keep itself balanced and stable. ( shown in picture) All in all I would highly recommend this item, especially for its price.

Fine for the price but not the strongest for a tablet. Tablet leans to the side a little

Not often I am this impressed with a product , have ordered 3 more . Tried out on my hefty 10.3 inch heavy gaming tablet and very little wobble when the foot was expanded and pressing the screen . Fits the ayn Odin 2 and the powkiddy x55 perfectly with room for a usb c dock underneath. Tried it with PS4 and Ps5 controllers and the gamesir t3s and it fits all of those too. Also sat a pc micro think centre which is heavy and it supports that no problem at all. This stand is compact . Really well made and expands in every direction. Vertical for height , vertical for back rest and horizontal for the foot . As I said really impressed with this .