My Samsung tablet is able to fit perfectly on this stand with and without the case on it. It is very easy to adjust the height to your preferred eye level. I like the color combination and the material feels nice. My tablet sits very well in it and the overall angle is perfect for me. Very sturdy tablet stand and I've not had to worry about my tavle and case being too heavy and the stand not being able to hold the weight. The stand itself is very light making it easy to pack up and carry with you and storing it is simple and no hassle. 10/10 recommend. Read more
The media could not be loaded. This stand is VERY sturdy! I tested it using a LARGE tablet, an iPad Pro, WITH a cover! I poked at it with extra force. It did NOT tilt over. It only lifted slightly from the table, but I would have to knock it over PURPOSELY. More importantly, this stand did not budge with a regular tap and touch while using the iPad. In addition, it won't collapse because it has a resistance that needs forced pressure to open and close the angles. If this stand can pass the test with an iPad Pro in its vertical and horizontal positions, smaller devices will surely pass the test in a vertical or horizontal position. I also placed a large cell phone on it, which had an otter box case. It fitted nicely in the lip of the stand. I like the two height options, the angle options, the two different color options, and its ability to hold devices of different sizes sturdily. That makes it VERY versatile! I LOVE it! It costs only $6, but it is strong with an excellent sleek tech design. Watch my review video (Halloween decor). Read more
These are great stands for android tablets. I've used them with up to a 10" tablet and they make it so much nicer to use the tablet when it's on a table or counter. I currently have a few at my desk too, after finding some apps that allow you to use the tablet as an additional monitor. So right now, one 10in tablet stays connected to power full-time and has a wireless connection to my PC that handles the display connection. These stands work great for when you're using a tablet as a second monitor or it's acting as an interface to something (ie. music system, home automation system) and you want to have it sit on a sturdy stand so you can walk over and operate it. I bought half a dozen of these and gave my wife a few. She uses one in the kitchen all the time for reading recipes and she uses one at her desk for her phone. I'll probably buy a few more at some point as it's just more convenient to have them scattered around the house versus having to walk them from room-to-room. I like that the height is adjustable. I don't use that too often, but it's nice that if you have a power cable or anything else plugged into the tablet/phone and have the cord coming out the bottom, you can raise the height a bit for easy clearance. Read more
I just received the stand yesterday, but I can use it for my tablet or phone. I purchased to use with my tablet because I like to read until I fall asleep. It holds my tablet just at the angle for me to put it on my bedside table & read. No more dozing off & dropping my tablet. 🤣 Read more
In my search for the perfect stand for my 10.2” iPad, I purchased 3 different brands of tablet stands (Lamicall, Kabcon, and Saiji). In this review, I will summarize the pros and cons of each stand. Kabcon Tablet Stand: This stand is the largest and heaviest of the three stands (shown in the middle in pictures). This stand seems very well-built, but it is EXTREMELY difficult to open and move the holder even a small amount (the hinge is very tight, and the stand is not easy to adjust). The stand is very sturdy, and it is stable even on a bed. I can type or write with the Apple pencil on my iPad being held with this tablet stand without it moving or falling over. The stand allows your tablet to be viewed at an almost infinite number of angles. This stand is mostly made with metal (the “arms” are a metal-colored plastic). There are silicone rubber pads that protect your tablet (anywhere the tablet would rest on the stand). The biggest con about this stand is that the “tray” that holds the tablet is not deep enough to fit my 10.2” iPad in its case (a Zugu/Muse case). I have to remove my iPad from its case for this stand to hold it properly. Overall, this is my least favorite (and most expensive) tablet stand of the 3 I tried. I do not recommend this product. Saiji Tablet Stand: This stand is the smallest and lightest of the three stands (shown on the left in pictures). This stand seems simplistic and basic, but it is well-made and holds my 10.2” iPad in its Zugu case very well. This stand is sturdy, and it is stable even on a bed. I can type or write with the Apple pencil on my iPad being held with this tablet stand without it falling over, but it can slide back on a table when pushing on it. This stand can only hold my tablet at one angle, but it holds the tablet well in both portrait and landscape modes. When folded, this stand is very small and light, and it is easy to take along anywhere. I like this stand and I recommend it – and the price is excellent! Lamicall Tablet Stand: This stand is not the biggest or the smallest, and it is not the heaviest or the lightest (shown on the right in the pictures). It is very well-made from all aluminum, with silicone pads on the tray where the tablet sits. The stand is very sturdy, and it is stable even on a bed. I can type or write with the Apple pencil on my iPad being held with this tablet stand without it moving or falling over. The stand allows your tablet to be viewed at an almost infinite number of angles, and it is easy to adjust. This Lamicall stand holds my 10.2” iPad in its Zugu case very well. This stand cannot be folded up completely (it will remain in an “L” shape). Overall, this is my favorite stand to hold my iPad. Everything about the stand is great, and it works perfectly for my needs. I highly recommend this tablet stand! Please mark if you find my review helpful. Thank you so much! Read more
Doesn’t take up a lot of room, iPad with case fits perfectly, well made. Read more
I like it. For the price it works. Has a rubber backing to hold the phone. Has an adjustable back. Sturdy plastic as far as I am concerned. Some say it’s cheap, I don’t feel it’s that cheap. It works and does what the description says it will. I using as I type Read more
When I saw how small that it was, I had doubts about how my 12.9" iPad Pro would fit on it. To my surprise, it fit perfectly (both horizontally and vertically). It folds up flat and will be easy to pack in my carry-on case when we travel. It will also work well at home (I think that I'll buy another one just for travel). Will be buying another one. Read more
