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This stand is excellent! It stands very solid on the table without any concern that it would tip over cause the grip is fantastic, and it is super sturdy! Adjusting the angle whether I use my iPad or iPhone on it is smooth and not difficult at all. My wife loves to use it to set up her phone to follow a yoga flow and when she needs to adjust the angle to lay down or sit up, it is no problem while following the flow, she says. Would definitely recommend this for anyone wanting a better experience using their tablets and phones without bending their neck or ruining their posture. So comfortable!

Was searching for a holder for my duet 5 Chromebook iPad/ computer to get rid of that annoying filmsy keyboard that it comes with.Wanted to turn my Chromebook into a “ computer “ and I am absolutely so happy that I came across this product! Not only is is cost friendly this is exactly what I was looking for! You can adjust the high/ angle of the holder to your liking to get that perfect placement! Now only downside is, is that it doesn’t “ clip “ onto the iPad/ Chromebook which I thought it did but tbh you don’t even need it bc the base is sturdy so even if you hit the desk it’s going to slide off the stand. For $10 you can’t go wrong! I love it and happy with my purchase!Also I got the two in one keyboard / mouse by the brand iVeetion in color pink to Bluetooth it to my duet 5 Chromebook to get rid of that annoying flimsy keyboard that it comes with and I love it! One usb-c and it connects both mouse and keyboard! Love it!Also I use the onn speaker for when I do zoom calls and for my daughter to do her live school classes and it works great for sound and feedback.Both the onn speaker and keyboards and mouse don’t glitch at all!

If you are a pianist who uses a tablet and plays a grand piano with the top down, this review may be for you. My grand piano is much too big for the back bedroom it occupies. So I play with the top down. I won’t go into the tremendous convenience benefits of using a tablet to store my reams of hard-copy lead sheets and music scores (jazz, exercises, and classical). But there are so many tablet stands on Amazon it was difficult to choose. And none showed a tablet stand for my lid-down application.I finally chose the Lisen. It was a great choice. This stand is extremely sturdy and well-built; mostly mental with some ABS. Unlike the other stands I looked at, the Lisen has three joints for complete angle adjustment and these joints can be hand-tighten by the (included) Allen head wrench. Other stands I looked at had joints that could not be tightened and might lose their resistance over time. Additionally the Lisen has a telescoping neck that can be extended about 2.5 inches. In my case I extend it all the way so that the bottom edge of the stand’s surface rests on the piano. This provides extreme sturdiness along with an easy-reading eye-level position. (That green mat you see in the photos is a semi-suede fabric I got from Hobby Lobby).I initially tried the tablet without the Lisen and the LED lights of the Cocoweb piano lamp produced bad reflections on the tablet screen making it unusable. As the photos show, the Cocoweb has been replaced by two Walmart LED desk lamps. These do not produce any reflection. The Lisen with tablet are game-changers for me because I have easy access all my music without having to deal with cumbersome 3.5 inch three-ring binders. The Lisen table stand is highly recommended if you use a tablet and play a grand piano with the lid down.

UPDATE:I have to admit my ignorance, this was my first holder and was dissatisfied but after buying a couple more of different brands/models, it was a huge surprise how bad and cheaply made the others are that I returned them all.and ironically, I was about to return this one first but ended up keeping it since seller contacted me about my dissatisfaction , I didn't expected it. but it turns out the seller/manufacturer not only wants better products but care about cust satisfaction really. in the end, I upgrade it to 4 stars since no perfect but the fit, finish and look is much higher quality than those others in similar price range..so I would buy this again if needed a similar one. BTW, the extension makes this taller or reach farther than others, not obvious looking thru photos in description. I just wish the base and plate were wider.old:Photos and descriptions seems to indicate mostly aluminum and some plastic but in fact only metal is steel base plate, heavier than aluminum for weighted base I guess. But the holder plate, extending columns are all PLASTIC!.. They work for sure but no high quality or expensive materials it claims to be..The extension is nice to get it closer to you but narrow base makes it wobbly sideways. I am looking for a better quality stand to replace this one, I will return it then.For the current price of $9, is not a bargain but actually is fair price considering the mostly plastic and cheap steel plate.It is not a bargain and if you are after cheapest stand, this could work for you. The narrow base is a no for me also.

Quite sturdy for a compact foldable stand. It holds my 18.5 inch LED travel monitor without collapsing, which is a larger monitor than advertised. It folds to a compact size and it is simple to fold and unfold, so it should be great for travel. It is easy to adjust the angle of the display. Maximum height adjust is limited, but it is adequate to put the monitor at the right height for desktop use.

I must say, I chose this tabletop stand for its low price. What I received is well-built, durable, versatile and strong. It contains plastic but clearly relies on metal for the parts that need it, and it never feels hollow. It is not overdesigned and so can handle a wide variety of footprints, so long as they are tablets. It is grippy enough that nothing will slip off from a tabletop. It holds an iPad very nicely but we use it for a Nintendo Switch. The only downside is that you need an (included, attached) Allen wrench to adjust the stand. For its price, you are getting all the essentials here and won't be disappointed!