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Effortless Hands-Free Support
Designed to make every viewing experience easier and more comfortable
Free Your Hands: Whether you’re standing, sitting or lying down, this tablet floor stand helps you find the perfect view for watching movies, reading ebooks, or playing games. It also helps you take photos, videos or live streams
Flexible Holder Stand: This holder stand can extend its arm for better use on beds, recliners or tabletops. Its claw for gripping your iPhone or iPad can be adjusted from 12 to 57 inches off the ground. It also has a ball- head wrist that gives you 360-degree angle adjustment
Upgraded Base & Reliable Construction: Listening to the voices of many consumers, we doubled the weight of the base from 3.3 lb to 6.6 lb to make this stand more stable. The favored double support structure is retained for arm strength. And keep most components in steel to ensure its reliability
Wide Scope of Use: When you are lying in bed, bathing, cooking, playing music, training on the treadmill, playing switch games or following workout videos, you can use this tablet floor stand to read or watch. You can also use it to take photos, video conferences, online lessons, TikTok livestreams, overhead camera recordings, etc
Wide Compatibility: This tablet floor stand is suitable for phones, tablets and other devices weighing less than 1.5 lb(see Compatible Devices above for models)
Bargain Hunter –
Great Product – holds iPad perfectly with a Supcase cover on it. Really impressive for the price
I did hours of search before settling on this. Why this one? It has a flat but solid base that does not take up excessive room on a table or floor. It is considerably more sturdy than a traditional tripod. The angle-poise action is really stiff (which is good) and I love that I can position the iPad wherever I need it “exactly” and position the angle of the iPad precisely because of the ball attachment.The height of the pole is for seated height, so if you are standing, you will probably want it to sit on a table of some kind. The grip for the iPad is perfect, sturdy strong yet easy to use and work with the Supcase iPad cover too.I am SUPER impressed with this, really would recommend it. If you’re a Whatnot seller, you will appreciate this item and the price is really impressive for the quality too. Oh, and it took 3 minutes to assemble.
Alexis Grenfell –
Great value for the price. Quality product, sturdy
Great value for the money. Works well and has versatile positioning. It rotates, however, the way the base is constructed, if you swivel it too far in either direction, it will fall over. You have to rotate the base before swiveling of positioned on an arch.
Lady –
I would recommend
Works great for our tablets, easy to assemble, Good grip on the device, Base has a good weight but it can tip over easily if you swing your tablet over to the side and the base isn’t aligned just right. Needs frequent tightening. Overall decent stand.
Sabine M. –
Must have product that is stable and functional
Great product and amazingly inexpensive. A must have if you want to read Kindle in bed. Base is heavy but not too heavy. It can easily support much heavier tablets than the kindle. Just get it.
The Next Wave 444 –
Secure, flexible and well made
Easy to assemble and works great. My only concern is that the pull chuck on this model has a limited expansion range. The pull chuck is the section that grips the iPad on each end. This means that I will need to get a larger model to hold a 13 inch iPad in its horizontal position or I will need to find a large larger pull chuck. I wrote to the manufacturer to get a little clarification about this. In the meantime, I wanted to leave good feedback because this thing does what it says in the description, has a solid, secure base and provides great flexibility. This is the third stand that I have tried. The bases on the other ones were too small and made placing my iPad on them dicey. I’m really hoping that there is a way to hold the new larger screen models.
Danny C. –
Solid, no-fuss stand that actually stays put — perfect for practice sessions
Picked this up to hold my tablet while I practice dhol, and I’ve gotta say — it’s been a total game-changer. I prop it right near my practice space, and the double-weight base keeps it from wobbling or tipping. The arm adjusts easily and holds my iPad nice and steady, no sagging or slipping. Feels sturdy without being clunky. Setting it up was a breeze — no tools needed, no swearing at poorly written instructions. Just twist, tighten, and you’re good to go.Honestly, for the price, it punches above its weight. It’s not some cheap-o wobbly stand that’ll make you nervous every time you touch it. This thing’s built solid.If you’re in the market for a stand to follow tutorials or lessons hands-free, this one hits the mark. No bells and whistles, but it does exactly what I need it to do, and it does it well. Would buy again in a heartbeat.
X. Velazquez-arenas –
Great holder and exceptional customer service
UPDATE:I’m changing my initial review due to exceptional customer service after my initial package arrived with a defective piece. The company got in touch with me immediately and offered ideas for troubleshooting, and if those didn’t work, they followed up with a replacement holder. I’m very happy with the replacement product which works perfectly for my art studio needs and is not crooked 🙂 Very happy with the quality of the product, the weight of the holder which keeps my tablet well supported, and overall my experience with this company. This is a great purchase all around.Arrived well and was easy to set up, but it was faulty. The bottom rod was crooked, so it does not stand straight.
Dunewolf –
I want to give it more.. but the “arm” as it is stunk..
So I bought a version that uses a clamp style to clamp to desk/bed/nightstand/etc then the arm can swing/move – well the clamp part on old arm failed.. the metal arm wore the cheap metal of cintered casting metal? idk what it was but it was cheap casting.. so the arm wobbled..Device I ordered https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SDFFHSW- the tablet holder part was awesome – so was most of the arm.. but the part that went into clamp bent as the clamps hole was wallowed out.. this caused issues.. So I looked for a NEW tablet adjustable arm holder..I chose this one because it swivels at the neck where arm joins the tube that connects to weighted floor pad..The main issue I had was the tablet holder – its not great, cant put tablet in one handed without effort, grips tablet extra hard making it difficult to remove and the little arm the socket is on for tablet is SHORT and stubby.. – I took the socket/tablet holder off the old arm – put them on this arm and well made a much better tablet holder..Fire 11 Max is tablet I use now and while this does hold it – I did have to use some Zip ties to help hold the pipe from floor pad to arm up.. so basically I have had to modify the arm, modify how the stand attempts to hold things (fire 11 max + extra length added may be too much weight) — Would purchase again if the part where tablet attaches was better designed like other arm I bought – and had that extra length – also would help if the weighted floor mount was heavier probably.. Your mileage may very, but so far I am happy with how mine works now that its modded..After the modification to use the Tablet holder of previous arm – I considered just replacing entire end piece of the arm with tablet holder but however modifying it by adding that extra bit of armature from previous purchase made the perfect tablet holder – its longer – articulates more and the tablet holder actually functions better then the tablet holder on this arm as is.. I have even considered adding more of previous armature just to see how far I can extrend it before it gets wobbly – the base of this arm is actually a decent chunk of metal plate that is what keeps it standing well even with arm to full extension in line with plate – to left or right it might wobble some but not nearly as bad as in opposite direction of metal plate.. i should update this with picture and I might once I take one.. o/
Freda –
Já comprei diversos suportes semelhantes, pois tenho um em cada país que visito, e este foi o pior até agora. As peças da haste principal ficam soltas, sem nenhum parafuso ou encaixe adequado para fixá-las. A base é menor do que o ideal e, se não estiver perfeitamente alinhada, o suporte cai.O maior problema, no entanto, está nas partes que seguram o dispositivo. Elas foram projetadas de maneira que dependem de pequenas borrachas em cada extremidade para evitar que o disposivo deslize das “garras”. O tablet/ipad não é mantido no lugar pela curvatura ou pelo formato do suporte, mas sim por essas borrachas. O problema é que as borrachas são fixadas com uma fita adesiva de péssima qualidade, que começa a ceder com o peso do iPad. Com apenas duas semanas de uso, as borrachas começaram a se soltar e escorregar, fazendo com que o iPad caísse várias vezes. O suporte tornou-se inutilizável. Tentei resolver o problema usando uma fita dupla face de melhor qualidade, mas o material das borrachas dificulta a adesão e o problema persiste.
Chris –
Okay so I got this to jerry rig up a mirror to help my girlfriend who fancied herself a DIY hair stylist, cutting and dying her own hair like some kind of beautiful wizard. Anyhow, this thing is great. The base is pretty darned heavy which makes the getup quite stable. Lots of adjustment, has a very very easy time holding up an LED / battery powered mirror, and, generally, has made at least one human happy. Two, if you count me, as the real jerry rigging was her handywork that involved a regular tripod and masking tape (not duct tape, even, but masking tape). I shudder at the memory of it.
Suraj Prabhakaran –
Connector missing: Second rod cannot be connected as extension missing!
Funciona bien, no enciende enseguida que vuelve la luz, hasta que hace prueba y así se evita que pase una descarga.Me gustó. –
Fácil de armar, muy versátil en todas sus posiciones y super estable.
Jessica Tye –
Wish I had bought this a year ago! It is a game changer for comfort reading. I have used it for my iPhone, my kindle and my iPad. The base is pretty heavy but easy to move around where I need it. The stand itself is very sturdy for hands free use. It was easy to set up. Would definitely recommend.