Tripod Stand for Ipad,Gooseneck 65-inch Floor Stand for Tablet,Floor Stand for iPad Tripod with 360° Rotating Mount for Mini, Air, Pro and All 4.7-11.9 Inch Tablet and Phone

Key points:• I bought this for $23 for “Cyber Monday” 2024.• I’m using the tablet holder with an iPad Air 2.• I’m using the phone holder underneath with a battery pack.• The iPad will stay permanently in the holder• The battery pack will stay semi-permanently in the phone holder, perhaps removed occasionally to charge.• The full stand/unit will be picked up and moved around the house as needed.I’ll try to address some other reviewer’s concerns that piqued my interest while I was doing research.• Many reviews state that the stand is unstable:I personally didn’t find this to be the case. I followed the instructions and pointed one leg in the direction of my iPad screen The other two legs should be pointed towards the rear of your tablet screen, split like a “Y”. I used the phone holder with a heavy brick-like battery pack and I faced it to the rear of my tablet screen to act as a counter weight. Without the heavy battery pack I’m using, I still feel this stand has reasonable stability for its design and price point.• Some reviews mentioned the plastic on the pole adjustment and tablet mount broke:I can’t fully speak to the durability long term, but it appears to be well made and I didn’t get the feeling that it was cheap or easily breakable. I will update my review after 1 year to report on how it’s held up. Please keep in mind my earlier key point that I won’t be opening and closing the holders often, so your use case may have a different outcome.Final thoughts:I would recommend this product for the price I paid. It feels like a fair cost for the material and design. I like that it came with a shoulder carrying case to use for travel. My iPad fits well and the tablet and phone holder both feel secure. The gooseneck feels strong and my iPad doesn’t flop over while in use. Overall this seems to be a well made stand that offers a wide range of adjustable movement.

This product did not disappoint. The height, the quality and the sines of it was perfect for my needs, so it functions nicely. I like the versatility in height, which allows me to adjust it as needed. I use it for a tablet mini, and I have not had problems with its grip. I can’t see that it’s a little wobbly so you have to be careful with the sturdiness of it and make sure your weight is balanced. Other than that is so great product. Happy customer!

It gets the job done. I have a 10in ipad pro i stick in there once and awhile and the moveable upper portion tends to droop a bit under the weight.

I recently bought a launch monitor for the driving range and I needed a tripod that would secure my iPad. This little guy it lightweight, easy to set up, adjusts to my height, and I absolutely love the additional mount on the base for a phone. I use it to hold a battery pack if I forget to charge my iPad. Excellent build quality, sturdy and didn't break the bank for it's specific purpose.

Light but yet sturdy. This stand is light enough to move around easily, but with the tripod legs, it is sturdy and does not tip over easily. It holds my tablet securely and I can move my tablet around to where I am working, so I can keep listening to music or podcasts. The stand is very handy to have.

Nice look. Holds phone or tablet with a good grip. Good adjustments. Ability to tilt tablet is very poor. Adjustable octopi’s arm is good, but rotation of device is very poor. The phone/tablet attachment is plastic with 4 L-tabs that break way too easily making the stand useless. For example, I tilted the phone to make it the right angle. 3 tabs broke instantly. Not undue force. Really poor design point.They should have used metal for the connector. Would not recommend.

Upon reading some of the negative reviews, I was hesitant to purchase this stand. However, I am so glad that I did! It is perfect for my iPad that I use when on my terrace. Many of the negative reviews I read stated issues with parts breaking and steadiness. I do not find that to be the case in my situation. I use this stand at a fixed height and do not remove my iPad from the stand. The people who seem to have problems are mostly using this stand in ways where they are constantly breaking it down and setting it up to carry it to multiple locations. Possibly, under these situations, the stand doesn’t hold up well. I don’t know if this is the case, but it isn’t for me because I don’t constantly adjust it. For my needs it is perfect. I find it to be sturdy (tripod legs) and “flexible” with its gooseneck top. It also comes with a carrying case. As I stated before, this stand perfectly fits my needs, and depending on yours, should fit yours too.