Tablet Floor Stand, Adjustable Universal 360-degree Rotatable Metal Tablet Holder, Phone Stand for iPad/iPhoneX/iPad Pro or Other 4.7~12.9 Inch-Screen Devices (Black)

Great price for a very functional product. Very easy to put together. Holds multiple sizes of tablets or phones. I purchased while on recovery from a surgery and it was a life saver to be able to utilize my tablet while stranded in a recliner. Very good build quality with a simple design. Not too heavy to easily move around. Adjustable to almost any height to make comfortable seated at a desk, chair or couch. Great for watching a device while laying in bed as well. Highly recommend.

This tablet floor stand is a game changer. It’s super sturdy, easy to adjust, and holds my iPad perfectly whether I’m sitting, standing, or lying in bed. The height and angle options are great, and I love that it rotates 360° so I can use it hands-free for everything—reading, watching shows, or Zoom calls.Assembly was quick, and it feels really solid once it’s set up. If you’re tired of propping your tablet up with pillows or books, just get this—it’s worth every penny.

I purchased this floor stand for my wife who is pretty much confinded to the bed so that she could use her ipad while in bed. The stand is not strong enough to be stable when she tries to type. It is ok if she is just view something like a movie. The base needs to be heavier and the rest needs to be a heavier guage of metal. One other note, the springs clamps that hold the iPad are not tight enough and my wife often knocks the Ipad out of the holder, thus falling to the floor.UPDATE 1/31/25 - Seller contacted me and sent me a new revised heavy-duty model for free which is far better. The replacement model that they sent me is LD-1109 which has a heavier base, stronger pole and a far better iPad holder. This is now a usable iPad Floor Stand. Kudos to this seller for taking reviews and making good on their product. Thank You

The stand works exactly as advertised. Assembly was quick and easy out of the box. The tension on the adjustable height arm is perfect for a tablet or even a phone - it doesn't self-rise. The grip that holds the tablet is firm, but has enough adjustment to fit different sizes and can easily handle different orientations or angles due to the swivel design. Moving the tablet into position to find the right height and viewing angle is easy - even while reclining. There are plenty of warning not to adjust the arm away from perpendicular to the base. Doing so will result in the stand tipping over, so the caution is definitely warranted. The low profile base means it can slip underneath a night stand or chair, but it also allows it to fit between the mattress and box spring, which is an awesome feature. I'm extremely pleased with the design and function.

I got this to hold my Samsung S7+ with a 12.4 in screen.The height of the stand is high enough that I can sit on the couch and adjust the arm to eye level. The stand can reach to around 4ft in height, but this is with the entire arm fully extended and "flat". The foot piece slides easily under the couch and is heavy enough to counteract the weight of the tablet. However, if the tablet is not in line with the foot piece, the stand does tip over and would need to be under a piece of furniture. Due to physics, the only way to fix this is to make the foot even heavier and, therefore, harder to move. The foot has a felt over the entire bottom to protect the floor. I have hardwood floors, and I have observed no scratches from the foot. The pole does wobble a little in the foot, and I have tried to tighten it more, but it just spins as you can not fully tighten it to allow for turning the pole for positioning. The V shaped arm at the top is stiff and held with nuts/bolts and springs. It does allow for loosening or tightening. I have mine tightened done fully due to the size of my tablet and the angle I am using it. The clasp for holding a device clamps down tight to the sides. It does not touch the screen at all and I barely notice it. I do have a complaint about the back of the clasp. It is held onto the stand by tightening down on a metal ball, which does allow for positioning, however it is to smooth and it often allows the tablet to droop, it takes a bit of adjusting to find a position with the back arm that holds the tablet where I want but does not allow the drooping. I do have to add that my tablet is heavy, a smaller device may not have the drooping issue. The entire stand is made of durable metal (not cheap easily bent stuff) but the bearing on the back of the clasp is the one part I wish was made of something with friction. Ended up putting a finger tip from a plastic glove over the ball and it has caused enough friction to stop the drooping.I use this mainly for gaming, but it would work for anything really. Being able to have a stand to hold my tablet while I use it has helped the ache I would get in my hands, arms and neck while trying to hold the tablet up close to eye level or sitting in my lap looking down.There is some assembly needed when first taking it out of the box, but it is very simple and only took a few minutes.I looked over many different stands and this one was the only one that I could find that was able to hold a large tablet, could stand on the floor, was sturdy and made well.

I've been using this for several months now and I definitely get the feeling of "It works well enough to get the job done, but not well." As others have noted, this thing will tip over sideways pretty easily. The base does have a little bit of weight to it, but not nearly enough. You'll have to add something heavy on top of the base plate in order to prevent it from tipping over. It is wobbly and would need a bit of a thicker pipe and base to counteract that. Also, if you have a tablet that has a pen with a case that holds the pen on the back of the tablet (like a Samsung S9), the grip is NOT deep enough for the device and you'll have to remove it from the case in order to use this stand.