Book Stand for Reading, Adjustable Book Holder with 360° Rotating Bases, Foldable Designs, and Elastic Clips, Multifunctional Display Stand for Recipe, Cookbooks, Magazines, Tablets, Laptops

Love it. I deal with bad posture, neck, and shoulder pain. After an hour or two with this I can keep reading! The strain would make my eyes lose focus, especially as it gets later and my eyes are drying out, and after working in a bad posture (sitting mostly) i just couldn’t stay into my stories. I get locked-in when i read, getting up periodically to do things but sometimes I just get zoned in and don’t notice the position i’m sitting in, slouching or whatnot.So as I was saying, after an hour or so of reading it was already worth the money. I can sit more upright now with having to hold the book, no more cramping hands (changing the little things that make a big difference; better breathing, better bloodflow, better focus.)As for the stand itself, absolutely love it. Keep the little wrench handy, you can and will need to loosen and tighten the screws to get the right height and angle. The base is on the small side, not a problem, it swivels. There is a little weight to it which i like for the durability, holds in place well. No wobbling but the instructions do say to tightens it a certain way so it stays level.Overall the whole stand is not huge, which is nice, takes up the same space as a laptop. It’s perfect for my table/couch set up. Would go good on a TV tray stand, bed table or something similar.The page holders are nice, it holds your standard paper back well but I think thicker books and hardcovers might be a little tight. (Whats nice now is I can just leave my book open on the page and walk away. Can also just move the whole stand easily to put it out of the way but it also looks for a nice display too.)I was worried about page tearing, it happen a little on one of the first pages but after a couple of page flips you get used to the feel and I was reading my smoother not having my hands or arms cramp up (try it with an already worn out book, not one you cherish or want to keep pretty just in case.) I’m was being gentle with the page holder but they seem pretty durable. You can flip the holder heads too for a rolly side and a solid side, neat.Overall, this stand is pretty great. I also attached my little reading lamp I was clipping to my books (made the holding a little lopsided) on the top so now it’s perfect. I am looking much more foward to reading now that I know I’m not straining my muscles anymore.

Extremely high quality in performance and looks. I have a heavy oversized book which it secures very well and lots of angles can be adjusted to get the viewing you want. When the book is held open, pages can be secured nicely.

I wanted to study a large book and take notes at the same time. This was perfect. It is sturdy, strong, and holds a fairly large book. The clips help to hold the pages open. I don't use it now, so I gave it to my grandson who likes his parents to read books while he's eating lunch. They love the book holder. He can look at the pictures and the parents like that the book stays open nicely.

I LOVE EVERTHING ABOUT THIS PRODUCT EXCEPT I WISH IT COULD STAND UP EVEN TALLER. I STILL HAVE TO PROP IT UP ON SOMETHING SO IT IS AT EYE LEVEL FOR NO STRAIN ON NECK OR EYES.

I got this SupeDesk Book Stand because I was tired of my books flopping around on my desk like confused sea creatures. What I didn’t expect was a dignified little contraption that now sits proudly beside my keyboard, holding my current read like it’s presenting a sacred text.The 360° rotating base is a revelation. I can spin the book toward me like I’m unveiling a plot twist in a courtroom drama. The elastic clips? They’re like tiny librarians—firm, polite, and absolutely committed to keeping those pages in place. No more wrestling with stubborn paperbacks or chasing runaway cookbooks across the desk.It folds up neatly when not in use, which is great for pretending I’m a minimalist. But when it’s open, it’s a full-on reading assistant. I keep a book propped and ready at all times, so I can sneak in a few pages between emails, existential crises, or whatever else the day throws at me.Also works for magazines, spiral-bound oddities, tablets, Kindle Readers, and the occasional oversized manual that makes me feel like I’m decoding ancient machinery.Five stars. It’s the kind of desk companion that doesn’t interrupt, doesn’t judge, and always knows what page you’re on.

I really like this! I read my books while lying on my side in the bed and it stays solid without tipping. The height is easily adjustable after the bolts/screws are loosened. The screws are extremely tight (for me) and loosening them takes some work. A wrench is included so you don't have to search for one. The pages are held open without slipping out of the clips. I am sure it would work well on a solid surface because it works so well on my bed.

So useful I got a second one. The size and weight are just right for almost all books while not getting in the way. It doesn’t look or feel cheap. It folds well and really just makes studying easier when you can sit down and pickup right where you left off. Especially for typing notes while having the book open.

Really impressed with this. It doesn’t fit one of my super large books, which is really what I wanted it for, but it’s so nice I’m keeping it for other books. Heavy duty, really solid, swivels easily and page holders are strong but not so strong as to damage pages.