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This is a far more solid stand than I thought it would be from the photos. It's rock solid, has extra-gummy pads on the bottom so it doesn't slide across my laminate-top desk, and it stays in place.The cradle that holds your device isn't adjustable, but I even found that to be deeper than I expected. I bought this for a Surface Pro with a keyboard attachment that folds around behind it -- was a little nervous that the cradle would be too narrow for it, but it fits great. For the price--at the time I'm writing this--about $15, it's a great choice.

Good enough that I ordered a second one to replace my classic Lamicall stand, andit's about the same price. It offers plenty of adjustment options and I wouldn't hesi­tate to use it for large tablets (14-inch and up). The arm is plenty stiff to hold such heavy devices, but you can loosen it with the provided wrench,if needed. The base is solid and grippy.If I had to point to a "con" it would be that the 360° rotating mechanism is a tad too loose for my liking, but that's just a personal opinion and in no way a dis on the stand - I'm using both of mine daily.

I absolutely love this LISEN iPad stand! The rotation feature is one of my favorite things about it — it moves smoothly and has a satisfying sound when it turns. I mainly use it with my iPad Pro, and it holds it securely at just the right angles for work, reading, or streaming.It also holds my phone horizontally with no problem, and it just barely fits my iPhone vertically. It’s great for lighter devices, but I will say it's not sturdy enough to hold my MacBook Pro — it’s better suited for tablets and phones.Still, for what it’s designed for, it works wonderfully. I highly recommend it and am already thinking about buying another one for a second space or as a gift!

I have several of this sellers products. Quality is the brand. However on this one, the 360 swivel is too loose. The size surprised me. I expected it to be wider to accommodate a 10.5" tablet. It will hold it, but you need to be careful when moving it.I bought this one for the garage so that the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE could play YouTube music. The cost did not warrant a return. I will write the seller and they may see this as an opportunity. If they made a wider base and holder, say 6" wide. They would have a run away best seller.

I don’t leave reviews as I’m a busy professional but this stand is one of the most secure and professional I have ever had and it works with IPad perfectly without the case and stays in place. It’s a great price. It’s sock solid and the height is perfect for iPads or books or anything you want at a perfect angle that can be rotated. The design is sleek yet practical and functional.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:A perfect buy for my tablet. Well made! The video reviewer was right!

Bought one for my husband and I we both love this stand. Not only is it magnetic it adjust to the way we like it or need it to be

This appears to be a simple solution for holding my iPad at the correct height. I got it because the elitehood iPad Tripod Stand I purchased in 2 1/2 years ago 2022 could no longer hold my 12.9" ipad upright. The ball and socket clamp that adjusts to change the angle of the tablet had worn out and lost its grip. I didn't want to spend another $36 to replace it only to have it last 2-3 years. The Lisen holder popped up in my search and it was only $10 so I thought I'd try it. It is an all metal stand that has a nice hefty feel to it. Right out of the box it needed tightening to keep the holder in place under the weight of the tablet and protective case (a case that is simple and not built like a tank). Right off the bat I noticed the left side of the pad was tilting ever so slightly downward, enough to make crazy (wife and workmates call me OCD). There was no adjustment mechanism to level it. It appears in the fabrication that the appendages that cradle the bottom of the tablet were not close enough level (I used a level to check to verify it). If I needed to return it, I reasoned that I better not disfigure it by trying to bend it. I ended up using some left over thin cushioning foam with adhesive backing to level it out. It worked so I will be keeping it. I hoping it will be able to keep a tight grip at the adjusting points to hold the tablet in place. BTW, the 'photos' depicting the product are deceptive. It does not hold your device as high up as it shows in the [photoshopped] pictures. In its full upright position, I cannot see where the lower arm and upper arm connect, it is completely hidden. Won't be a deal breaker for me, but be advised. The main use of this stand is to hold the iPad at the proper height while I practice the songs I'll be playing on my bass, using the ForScore music sheet app.