Tablet Stand Holder Gooseneck iPad Holder Clamp Mount 360 Adjustable Arm Mount for iPad mini Air Pro Kindle

This tablet stand works so well - I'm really impressed. The gooseneck is very sturdy (I was surprised at just how much) and holds my 13" iPad really well. The iPad is heavy with the case on, and I didn't notice any movement or wiggle as I moved around my desk. It's also easy to adjust orientation and position without the neck or other components coming loose after repeated adjustments. The deck attachment is sturdy and slender, and fits into tight spaces. I highly recommend. Read more

I really like this tablet holder. I picked this one to use with my Kindle Fire Max tablet. Which is an 11" tablet that's close to 12" when in its case. The flexible arm is very stiff and holds the tablet with ease. I'm showing it attached to a table at reading height. Very solid. I also set it up and using while standing and it's just the correct height and again very stable. For watching movies while lying in bed make sure you measure where you plan on attaching it. My headboard is too wide for a horizontal setup and vertically it doesn't have enough length to put it into a good viewing position. I knew that before ordering and wanted to make sure I mentioned this in my review. You also need to be aware of the profile of the attachment point as well. If it's too pronounced, then that won't work either. So, for my use case I have a plan to build a simple "L" shaped bracket out of wood where the bottom of the L fits between the mattress and box spring with the vertical part being tall enough to put the tablet at the height that I want it. Not exactly a stock solution but something that can be easily done. Overall, I think this is a very good value and has a higher quality than the others I have that just can't hold the weight. Read more

The STEARBOR Gooseneck tablet stand is very strong and durable. (I believe the metal used to be steel.) Metal screw clamp: * Opens to fit a 2 3/8" table or ledge (Be aware of tables with aprons, though.) *Total clamp measurement to include non removable steel pole with screw fully extended is 10 1/2" x 1 3/4" x 1 7/8" * Steel, powder coated *Padded for non slip Flexible stem: *Measures 13 7/8" minus screw end * Vinyl type coating wrap covers the flexible part making it easier to maneuver into position. I believe this coating would help protect it from rusting if exposed to water. *Extremely strong. It does not bend super easy which will keep heavier tablet held in place. This will be great for holding my device while having the kitchen counter full during cooking and baking. *With the device holder it could be used as a selfie stick. Plastic Tablet holder: *Accommodates up to 7 3/4" wide devices easily. My Kindle Fire Max with case and iPhone 16 Pro fit perfectly without any interference with buttons. * Extremely strong so no fear of device dropping. *Easily attaches and detaches from the pole. * Has grip pads to hold device in place. * Overall 5 1/4" x 2 3/4" x 2" Each piece came individually wrapped in a thick cardboard box. This would be a 5 star plus holder is the pole was a bit longer or extendable and the clamp would open a little more. I will probably use this to attach to our above ground pool, on the boat, or keep at my father-in-law's to use while cooking. Read more

I love this tablet holder! It was super easy to put together and install. The base is metal and feels heavy duty and solid. The neck is oddly satisfying to move around. The tablet holder itself leaves a little to be desired; it feels like somewhat cheap plastic (though it's thick) and I could see the part where the ball joint inserts into it being a weak point if a lot of stress is put on it over time. There isn't any kind of rubber grip, but the plastic is very textured and holds onto things well. It fit my Kobo Libra 2 and my Asus Rog Ally (only with the thin Insignia Bumper Case on) perfectly. My only real gripe with this tablet is that the neck is short and isn't so flexible that you'll be making any S-curves like in the pictures. So keep your setup in mind when ordering - this isn't a tablet holder you can easily attach your headboard to read in bed. It would be better for an office desk setup. I have a desk next to my bed, so it worked well for me. I'd give it 4.5 stars, rounding up because it still feels like a solid value at $22 for the right person. Read more

This gooseneck tablet holder is really handy and more versatile than I expected. The clamp attaches securely to desks, headboards, or countertops, and it stays put without slipping. The adjustable arm is flexible but still firm enough to hold its position once you get it set the way you want. I like that it rotates 360°, which makes it easy to switch between portrait and landscape or adjust for video calls and watching shows. It works well with different devices and holds them securely without feeling flimsy. I’ve used it for work meetings, reading in bed, and following recipes in the kitchen, and it’s been convenient in all of those situations. Overall, this is a solid, practical stand that makes hands-free tablet use much easier. Read more

I was expecting the goose-neck to come loose after a while but this thing is FIRM. Once it's screwed onto the mount it's super sturdy and holds your phone or tablet EXACTLY where you want it. I have it holding my iPad horizontally over my pillows so I can watch videos while resting my neck. The stand itself weights just enough to feel substantial, but not so much as to make it a pain to transport between your desk, bed, or wherever you plan to use it. Plus it's compatible with phones, tablets, etc. One small issue I had is that the part that grips your device does not close far enough to hold my phone by either side, so I have to clip it to the top and bottom, which means I have to remove the phone case in order to plug it in through the hold in the mount which permits a charging cord to fit. Other than that it's pretty impressive for the price. Read more

Works well with a bunk bed. Clamp is sturdy and holds well. Read more