Tablet Stand for Desk

This is great when I'm out running around and need to work over coffee, make a presentation on my tablet, or am doing anything that means working on my tablet at a more ergonomic angle for any length of time. I first saw one at an artisan coffee shop I frequent when the guy sitting down next to me grabbed his tablet, keyboard, and this stand out of his backpack. Within seconds, he was up and working--I was so impressed that he gave me the link for the Amazon page.The stand folds down surprisingly small and fits in my laptop bags easily, taking up a lot less room than the chunky platform stands. I'm probably going to get a bit of thin, clear tubing to make the tablet hooks a little more grippy, although my tablet hasn't gone anywhere yet, even in its case.All in all, a very worthwhile purchase for me!

I bought 3 of these to support my mobile work space. I am using them with a surface pro 8 and two INNOCN 4k 15.6" OLED screens. I 3d printed a wedge at the top of the stand to prevent it from collapsing under the weight of the large screens. I also 3d printed a hold down for the top of the screens, as I like to have my screens in portrait mode and sitting near vertical. This keeps them from falling forwards. Search on tinkercad INNOCN for the screen hold down stl files. And search tinkercad for FUZADEL for the stand wedge stl file. I posted the links once and amazon removed them. They are free to use and the hold downs could easily be modified for other screens.

This is a very useful adjustable angle and adjustable height, iPad holder, but it would be nice if the clips at the bottom fit on my iPad when my iPad is in its case! I have to have the case half open in back (see photo)

I use this stand for my LG +View 16" portable monitor.It's highly adjustable, but once you get it adjusted, it works great!I use it for my monitor in portrait mode.I bought several of the $15-20 stands before I broke down and spend $40 on this one.Save your money and your time. Just buy this one and be done with it.

Ideal for tablets but too small/light for laptops. The base arms when spread are too narrow in width to support a laptop, but good for a 12-inch tablet. It's light weight and easy to carry when folded.The two shortcomings are --- the feet that the tablet sits on are on an angle when spread. This is a design flaw IMO. The other drawback is the price, it is $10 more than another stand I ordered and this other stand is much beefier, heavier, more leg spread, and foot rests swivel to allow tablet to sit flush on entire foot pad. Basically, IMO it's priced too high for what you get. The other cheaper stand comes with rotating feet. See pics.

This is a Tablet folding stand, made of aluminium, that can be adjusted to the best possible position to mount the Tablet. I am very happy with it. It is strong, light and doing its job. Very good product in my opinion.

This is a very creative approach to solving a big problem--how to make something fit into the smallest possible space. BUT what I have found is that the two pieces which form the tablet support are not held together tightly enough. That results in them not staying apart when the tablet is put in place. If there was some way to tighten it up that would be good, but it looks to me like that's strictly done at the factory......and in my case they failed to do it properly. That's enough a major flaw to give this product a major fail.

I use this to hold my Kindle Fire 10 in its leather case. I was worried it would be unstable or not fit but it is perfect. It even can be turned to hold the Kindle at an angle so I can read or watch a movie when in bed. Well worth the money.