DIMONCOAT Height-Adjustable 360 Rotation Tablet Floor Stand Stable Base Aluminum Alloy iPad Stand Floor Holder for iPad Mini

Pros: -Very sturdy. I have carried this to and from my living room and bedroom since and get a lot of use out of it. Build quality is definitely there, especially for the parts that matter like the rod and movable joints. - Nice and clean/simple look. Blends in well into my living room. - It works! The spring-mechanism that locks my tablet (iPad 11" Pro) keeps it in place. No drooping or shakiness like most other tablet stands I've used. Cons: -Wish it came in different colors like WHITE or SILVER! I would buy BOTH if possible, one for bedroom and 2nd for living room/entryway. Please make and send me one, Dimoncoat! -The cover at the base did crack slightly from me moving it around a bunch, but it's barely noticeable to me. Links of ones I purchased that BROKE below: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CMX9L9FT (broke at the base when moving) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GQNRQ86 (purchased twice and broke TWICE - anything "gooseneck" style is just a wrapped piece of bendable metal that will eventually break) Read more

It's durable and got good weight, so no tilting over for me,..perfect for my nintendo switch 🙂.. my friend purchased one, and i love the quality, so might as well purchased one for myself. Read more

OMG I looked forever for something like this that was quality. I needed free standing 15" monitors that would not fall over and could be moved around as needed. I rarley do a review (not because I don't like things just so much is just ordinary) For me this item stands out and for the quality the price is good. Read more

This is "mostly" what I was looking for. I use my iPad at times for a second screen to my Alienware Laptop so needed a stand for my iPad for when I'm on the couch. This this is actually a great stand! Pros: Easy to assemble Very sturdy Easy to adjust arms Weighted stand makes it stable for my 13-inch iPad Pro *Holds the iPad tight (Blessing and a curse, see Cons) Cons: Putting the iPad in the holder is difficult If you're using a new iPad, you'll have to offset it from the center because the holder will cover up the camera, which means it won't be useful for unlocking using your face or video calls. Easily adjusted by moving the iPad by an inch or 2 to either the left or right, but something to consider. *Let me elaborate. The holder holds the iPad tight and secure, however, the holder is spring loaded. I cringe every time I put iPad it in because I'm always afraid of either the iPad shooting out and crashing into the floor or my prying the holder open and dropping the iPad while wrestling with it. It almost feels like it's going to be too tight for it. If you're going to keep the iPad in the holder all the time, it isn't an issue, and you can rest secure that it will hold it for all eternity. Seriously, aliens will come long after we're dead and gone and foraging through our ruins and find it still holding on to the iPad for dear life. But if you're going to be putting it in the holder and removing it on a daily basis, this might be frustrating for some people. Also I'll note, I am using a 13-inch iPad, so it might be just a little easier with smaller tablets, and there is a 2nd holder for phones. Summary: I'm glad I bought it, and it works very well. It's sturdy, stable, and easy to readjust. As for the holder, perhaps I'm just a little paranoid putting my $3200 iPad in what feels like the jaws of life, and I wish it had a release mechanism instead of the spring loaded holder. That's all and I hope this helps. Read more

Simple to put together, the heavy base keeps it firmly in place and it adjusts quite smoothly Read more

Use it by my bed to hold the kindle. Easy to set up and adjust to a comfortable reading area. Read more

This is a very sturdy stand at box opening and set up. However, and I feel like this should be described better in the details - you need a small Allen wrench (included) to adjust the movable parts of the stand. All the joints. To say this is a pain is an understatement. Major design fail in my mind. I taped a plastic cylinder to hold the Allen wrench to the body of the stand, otherwise who could keep up with something like that. I would not have ordered this stand if I had known. This is not a cheap stand but it would be such a hassle to send back, I'm going to try it for a week to see how this works out. It also seems like the Allen wrench parts could be stripped very easily leaving you with a worthless stand. Read more

Unsure why it is so difficult to find a tablet stand with a swing arm to have next to my recliner. This unit was the ONLY one which had an arm long enough to extend almost to the middle of my seated position. It is a little bothersome but workable. My bigger issue is the slots for rotation of height are spaced out too much. It sits a little too low or too high with the notched sections currently in the unit. This causes me to bend my neck too much or lift my arms too much which irritates my arthritis. The tablet and phone holders are difficult to use they are too tight and there is no lever to push to release them. You must pull on one of the arms to insert or remove the device which puts the device at risk in my opinion. It seems like it would be a good set up for watching streaming in bed but the base is big and can be difficult to move from place to place. Read more