Multi-Angle Portable Foldable Stand for iPad Tablet, E-reader and Phone, Sturdy Hands-Free Viewing, Black

I ordered this with the expectation it would be a decent stand at a good price. The stand is actually really good. I think the frame is aluminum (thought it was plastic) and it has a push button that makes adjustment a breeze. I use this on my chest when reading on bed with my Kindle Paperwhite. It’s absolutely perfect and even accommodates the case I installed on the Kindle. Super easy to fold, great construction and value. Would highly recommend.

This stand is exactly what I was looking for. It has the right size and weight to feel sturdy without being bulky. I use it with my iPad 9 and it fits perfectly, it makes reading and browsing so much more comfortable compared to holding the tablet. The design is sleek and durable. My only suggestion for the manufacturer would be to add more variety in patterns or colors (some cute pink options would be great!). Aside from that, I highly recommend buying this without hesitation. It’s a solid product.

This little stand is so much better than I expected. It is compact enough to be mobile easily in a purse or coat pocket but has the strength and capability of holding an iPad Pro 11”. I like the versatility of holding different devices as needed. I use a taller bulkier version but it isn’t small enough to be mobile for travel. I bought this for my husband but I’m definitely buying another one for me. The material is heavy metal so the weight is essential for keeping the iPad upright, works great!! It has an adapter included if your device is thinner, it will keep it from slipping. I chose the black and it looks sleek.

It’s a cute little thing and I love it. It’s uneven, which is why I only gave it four stars. I could probably put something under it because that defeats the purpose of the purchase. If it wouldn’t be suc a hassle I’d return it but it was cheap and it’s sturdy. It’s a lot smaller than it looks. It’s just barely wide and long enough for my iPhone 15. I’ve yet to try my iPad mini but as long as it balances it then I’m good. It took a minute to figure out how to open it because there were zero details in the box but there’s a button on the side that uses have to hold and push.

great basic little tablet stand. theres really nothing more to it than what you get. very straightforward if you need to prop up your tablet. the adjustments are great and provides many angles for your viewing needs. i use it on my samsung galaxy tab s8+ 11 inch and it fits very well. i never had any issues of it falling over, unless its on a softer surface like your bed

tl;dr One of the rare brands in this style of tablet stand that has a wide enough slot to hold an iPad with a rear case on it. Holds 11” basic iPad (aka iPad 10, iPad A16) WITH Moko flexible plastic rear cover on the back of the tablet, which of course adds to the thickness of the iPad. This is a rear cover only case, and no such luck with a combo case with a front flap screen cover tied to the rear case. The plastic insert provides edge scratch protection for an un-cased iPad (or other metal cased tablet - plastic body tablets are less prone to marring, or at least hide it better). However, the plastic insert reduces the overall thickness of the slot, and on top of that is tapered like a V. My iPad is held securely with or without the insert in place, with or without the rear cover on, but sits much deeper with the insert removed if the case is on. ThereforeI travel with the insert in place, but remove it for the iPad in its rear only case. I prefer the plastic insert in place with uncased tablets like my Fire HD 10. Note that this tablet stand is aluminum except for the piece that rotates to the rear. The stand relies solely on the front leading edge to provide surface grip - it has dual rubber pads to prevent slippage. The rear plastic “prop” has no rubber pads, and is fine on kitchen counters but keep an eye on wood tables for potential scratching or marring over time. There are only two negatives. The first is the “locking button” on the edge of the top. Some knuckleheads have been known to assume it’s a simple “push to rotate” design with detents, and break the lock by trying to muscle it open or closed. This is user misunderstanding, but so common that a warning label should be on the front left arm. The second negative is that the plastic cushion insert isn’t wedged in the slot very well, and easily falls out; right now it is under my typing desk. Yes, I recommend this. User tip: use the box your iPad came in to elevate the height of this tablet stand.

Works. But there’s no instructions that tell you that there’s a button on the side that you have to hold to make the thing adjustable.

Okay, the fact that it holds an apple may only be helpful for still-life painters looking for a compact, mini travel easel but it's just good to know. Right? This little stand is AWESOME. It's much stronger than you may think it is. It holds my Galaxy Tab S4 tablet with supreme confidence. The stand doesn't wobble AT ALL. As soon as you feel the weight of it you know it's gonna be super solid. You can quickly and easily set it to a multitude of angles by pushing the big button on the hinge. Once you push the button in you can hold it in and move it to any angle you want or SLIGHTLY move the leg back you can then release the button and it will stay depressed until it hits the next preset angle. There are MANY angles. I counted. 23 total angles it can be set to. Because the stand rotates 270 degrees around, I find only 9 of those 23 settings usable if you want to incorporate the lip in front to hold a table, phone, etc. Out of those 9 angles, I found that I only really used 2 or 3 or em' so don't worry at all about the other 14 angles. Just know that if you want to get creative with this thing, it'll GIVE you angles. For a goof, You could use it as an easy access pen holder if you wanted to (see photo). I love the fact that there is a removable insert to fit phones or tablets with cases, even thick ones (see photo). I DO think it would've been really cool if there were a neat little storage area for the insert on the stand itself cuz you could lose the insert if you're not keeping track of it. The insert doesn't "snap" into the lip but it kinda wedges in tightly. It's well engineered. I tried to shake out the insert and it wasn't budging. Oh, also, you CAN open this with just one hand (see photo) but you may need to prop it up against your leg or a table or something like that. I bought 2 of these cuz I liked it so much and you just never know when you need it. Currently, we are using this when we go out to a restaurant with our 3-year-old so he can watch Peppa Pig on Mommy's phone and we can savor a brief moment of peace over a meal. LOVE it. Recommend it to anyone looking for a tablet/phone stand...or a mini, travel easel. Hope this was helpful.