Aluminum Alloy Tablet Stand for Desk, Adjustable Foldable Arm Holder Mount Compatible with iPad 10/9th, iPad 13/12.9/11'' Pro Air Mini, Portable Monitor 7-15.6'', Samsung Galaxy Tab S9/FE/A9/S6

If you're looking for a sturdy and universal tablet stand, this one is a great option. The aluminum alloy construction gives it a premium feel, and it holds tablets securely without any wobbling. It's compatible with a wide range of devices!!For me, one of the best features is its multi-angle adjustability. With 360° rotation and the flexible joints, you can easily find the perfect position.At first, the arm movement feels a bit stiff, but it becomes smoother over time while maintaining its solid structure. Installation is quick and tool-free, and the silicone padding prevents any damage to your desk.Overall, this tablet stand maximizes functionality while keeping your workspace neat and organized—a perfect addition for any setup!!!

Really impressed with this tablet stand. It holds my tablet like a champ, no wobbles, no drama. Adjustable enough to make my tablet look like it's floating mid-air.Perfect for watching shows, working, or pretending I'm in a sci-fi movie. Bonus points for making my desk look 10x cooler.

My work presented me a Samsung S8+ for my years of service. I won't write about that, but this is like a $800 tablet.There is no place for this on my desk, so I looked at a variety of holders. The first criteria was being able to hold a 10.5" tablet. Many of these types of holders are unable to hold tablets this large. So check that off.The second thing I had to have was an ability to clamp to my tiny 48" x 24" desk. Check. It will accomodate a fairly thick table. One side has a large disk that makes contact with the desk. This is important because a lot of these stands simply have a puny "c" clamp.Third thing. My tablet MUST STAY WHERE I POSITIONED IT. A staggering number of 4 and 5 star holders have problems with weak internal parts that break and cannot and WILL not hold their position. I put this up the other day and my tablet has not budged a single centimeter.When reading product reviews, ignore the top ratings. Read the most recent one * reviews to find out flaws and issues you may encounter with any given product. Also, a 1 * complaint percentage greater than 5% indicates some potentially serious defects with a product.This holder is built like a tank. It is quite heavy and will take whatever position you put it in. Note that there is limited range for setting the holder arms. This is not a flexible mount. That said, putting your tablet in position takes a not insignificant amount of force. I am not sure if this will get better with time, or maybe a few sprays of dry lube, but there is no way to adjust the tension of the arms.You get what you pay for in the case of these tablet holders. This is obviously more expensive than the average prices for similar tablet holders.This mount is a solid piece of kit and I know my new tablet is going to stay right where I put it. The mount is definitely worth the higher cost , superior parts and first rate build quality. The mount is shipped inside a form fitting insert in the box. Look at this mount if you need a quality component that won't ... let you down.Update 12/18/23 - Still very satisfied with it. Worth the money.

This aluminum stand holds everything from iPads to portable monitors—sturdy and smooth.Adjustable angles, foldable design, and desk-friendly.Perfect for content creators, Zoom calls, or Netflix maratones. Ease to use.

I recently bought a new nightstand-shelf for next to my bed, and I had an idea in my head when I was ordering it. I keep my tablet by my bed so I have something for noise when I sleep, and for something to do if I decide it's a selfcare day and don't feel like leaving my bed most of the day. Before this stand, I made my own out of cardboard and hot glue sitting on an old tv tray. Don't judge me, old bachelor habits die hard.This bad boy, I didn't even have to go searching for or asking for advice for, it was one of the first suggestions amazon had listed. Everything else I saw was like a flexible wire gooseneck stand, or more like a mic stand swingarm deal. As soon as I laid eyes on this, I had a feeling it was the one. I didn't find anything else that seemed nearly as robust, and sure, while I could have gone cheaper, or less solid, I knew I'd just be using something I'd have to constantly adjust and micromanage.I got this a day or two before my new stand, so I tried it on my old setup. Suffice to say, I could not use this at ALL on it without nearly flipping my table, the joints were so stiff and unyielding. This would be a negative in most cases, but seeing as I was going to mount it on something that was probably a good 25 times heavier than this side table, it was perfect. Once I'd received my new stand and set it up fully, I mounted this on it, and it was perfect; It takes decent force to rotate the base, it takes more force to adjust the joints on the arm itself, and it keeps your tablet stable and exactly where you'd left it.Now I do have some potential advice for using this, but I'm honestly not positive that it actually does anything, I had done this before I even had my stand yet. I was messing around with it, checking how stiff the joints actually were compared to the video showing this stand off, and it's pretty accurate. So before I even mounted this anywhere, I took a can of 3-in-1 oil and put a few drops in the joints and the base, and started working the joints open and close, and twisting the base back and forth to work the oil in. This was still VERY hard to do, but it seems like it might have made it slightly easier to move the joints where I want them to be. If it's hard for you to move, maybe give something like that a try. Aside all of that, I can't recommend this stand enough.