Tablet Stands and Holders Adjustable Tablet Cell Phone Holder 360 Degree Swivel Angle Rotation for 4 to 11

Wished it raised up a little higher, but other than that it was 110% what I was looking for. I like all the swivel capabilities, the sturdy/weighted stand, and the clamping of my device (phone and Ipad both fit well) and I could turn them at any angle to take the picture. Excellent product. Only problem is the price...wish it was lower. I WILL be recommending this to my friends. Good for family portraits, selfies from a distance (beyond your selfie stick), or planting your device on the trail and getting a video of your hiking experience as you hike up the trail. Works best if you have a remote shutter switch so you don't have to set the timer on the device and hurry to get in the picture. Read more

I got this for around $29 and it was pricier than the other tablet stands but I feel this was worth it. I use it on a 10.8" screened device (10.16" x 6.76" are its dimensions overall) and it's just perfect. Its base is weighted so your tablet doesn't tip over as my tablet weighs about 1.1 lbs. I think the largest it will stretch is at most 7" but it does clamp down securely. Once clamp down it can do portrait or landscape without you having to release the clamp. You can adjust the pressure of the clamp as well and adjust the sturdiness of the ball based swivel which allows a lot of directional views for your tablet. Overall I'm very happy with it. It's great when you are washing dishes or cutting up food or even taking notes from a video. Read more

Great product. I using it for a FOLD 4 and it is steady and easy to use, I can slide the phone so it doesn't cover the speaker, I can charge the phone while it's docked. Nice and heavy, adjustable up, down, left, right. I am using at home. Bought a phone mount for the car that slides into the CD slot. These 2 things might be the best items I have ever purchased through Amazon. Read more

This is a superb stand though not perfect. It is heavy. Which is a good thing if you want real stability when using the touch screen. Everything is very solid. After using this for gaming and bedside viewing, I am very pleased with it. There are only two things I mark down on it. First is the tightening screw is hard to tighten and loosen when you want to rotate your tablet from horizontal display to vertical. The screw does have two moderate protrusions to give your fingers better purchase, but they are only marginally affective. Also the "jaws" expand to hold a 10 inch tablet but the they are fairly strong so it is awkward to expand the jaws (takes both hands) and place your phone or tablet in those jaws simultaneously. Are these two negatives something that would stop me from buying it again? No. I am quite pleased with the stand, but those two features need to be improved in the future. Some sort of better tightening system for the tension screw and a way to release the tension on the jaws when placing or removing your tablet from the stand. I'd rate it a 4.8 or 4.9 if we could give partial stars. I'd buy again and may actually do so. Read more

I bought this stand on September 2nd, 2020. It is now August 12th 2025 and it has finally broken. The stand is HEAVY, FOLDABLE, SOLID and all around excellent. I got several years of use out of it before it finally gave. I would give the product 5 stars if somehow someway the company could replace the broken arm, as it’s still in excellent condition and I’m very sad it’s broken. Read more

I purchased this tablet the end in August 1 in the plastic ball is broken so it won’t hold. It’s very wobbly for my tablet. I like to get a refund please thank you. Get back to me as soon as you can. Read more

This is a very well designed and built tablet holder. I am using it with a Samsung Galaxy Tab E 9.7" with a Silicone case, and it fits nicely in the Holder. The claws appear strong and grasp the tablet firmly. There is a tension screw that is used to release and rotate the orientation of the tablet/phone. I had read some reviews where it was stated that the neck of the ball-joint broke, I have to think this may have been partly user error. If you loosen the tension screw before rotating the ball-joint and device, it moves smoothly with no strain on the ball-joint post. On the back of the claw head, where the ball-joint post attaches, there is a white fastener (nut), if you loosen this nut, you can separate the base and arm from the claw assembly. The two components mesh together with a gear like interface and the nut threads onto a shallow ring on the claw assembly. This holder has no problem keeping this tablet in a fixed position for hours without any noticeable movement. If for some reason the articulating arm are does become loose, there is an allen key included and some very basic picture directions included to aid in tightening the joints and base. As for the base, it has some weight to it, and keeps the tablet from toppling over. If there are potential weaknesses with this product, it will likely be at the ball-joint neck post, if the tesion is not relieved from the ball before rotating the tablet/phone, all the stress will be put on the ball neck. Additionally, the articulting joints could loosen over time, but this should be very easy to adjust if needed. Read more

I have a home recording studio and I bought this so I could position an iPad running Avid Control angled slightly up and just to the side of my control surfaces. It is very solid. The heavy base keeps it from tipping and when I tap onscreen buttons on the iPad it feels very secure. Not even remotely a possibility of it falling over or wobbling! I found that because the articulating arm also swivels, it's possibly to get the iPad or tablet into whatever position you need it in. I spend hours sifting though search results on Amazon looking at different iPad stands and I'm very happy I chose this one! Read more