UGREEN Tablet Stand Holder for Desk Dual Rod Support Aluminum Tablet Holder Adjustable Multi-Angle Home Office Accessories Compatible with iPad Pro 13 12 11 10.5 Air Mini 5 4 3 2 Phone E-Reader Black

I use this stand to put my tablet on it while in class. It doesn’t move and stays in place. You can adjust it to whatever angle you need it for. Can take notes with out any movement. Fits my 13 inch fine. Appearance is good add a little pressure to fold it but it’s not flimsy at all. Very good. Worth it.

I read lots of reviews, looking for a sturdy, effective, adjustable desktop stand that would hold the setting I gave it and allow me lots of angle options for whatever I might be doing. This is the one, made of sturdy metal, with a flat, perforated back platform that could dissipate any heat my tablet might give off during use, with fairly stiff joints that, once set, hold their setting perfectly and are not likely to wear out or become loose. The placement of the joints and the curve of the bottom part of the stand ensures my tablet will not tip off the top or a side, and that platform has rubberized grip strips to improve that hold even more. The stand is perfectly weighted to provide good balance in every position I might want to place my tablet in. And, as an added bonus, when my tablet and stand are sitting unused on my desktop, my mini keyboard slides conveniently out of the way to rest on the flat base of the stand under my tablet. The design and build of this stand are absolutely perfect for my uses and it appears to be of a quality I can expect to easily last a very long time. I like it sooooo much, I also bought one for my daughter's iPad.

Works great for what I needed it for. Holds my iPad well and is very sturdy. It also has a good weight to it.

Great product to watch my iPad at night from bed. Stand holds up well. Worth the price!

This stand is extremely stable and sturdy and I would have kept it if it wasn't for the fact that it's very heavy. I ended up returning it and keeping the other stand this brand offers since it was a lot lighter making it much more portable while still being stable for writing during lectures. As a med student, I spend so much time in lecture looking at my iPad, a stand was a must for the neck strain. This one is made of a heavy duty metal and the design/angle adjustment/height makes it perfect for taking notes on an iPad during class. Overall great value for the money, just wasn't for me since I already have so much weight to carry everyday in my backpack.

“Works great—very stable and has a clean look. I’ve been using it daily in my office, and it’s excellent. It doesn’t take up much space on my desk, which is a big plus.”

This is a well made unit. The construction and material (aluminum, I think) is high quality.The extension arms are strong, very stiff and they stay put!The back plate is well constructed and strong. It has slots for ventilation and a couple of textured (vinyl?) strips to help hold the tablet or portable flat monitor in place, (as in using a Raspberry Pi or any portable mini computer's screen.). I have a15" USB/HDMI flat monitor that fits this perfectly.The plates bottom plates or lips are formed wide, curved and extend down and out enough to hold the tablet securely without interfering visually.The base is made of the same material which looks good and consistent and is strong enough to be stable!Did I mention that I like this unit - (I have two of them)!It is a quality unit at a good price!

Having tried some other solutions / products, this one was perfect for my needs:* I needed something very short. My desk setup has a "wire rack" on a level above my keyboards that holds my monitors. To not block the view of my monitors but still have the tablet right in front of me, most tablet holders are too tall. The way this one is built to pack flat means it can also be used at minimal heights (but also flexible to be taller if I want it somewhere else).* Works on the wire shelf - I don't have a solid desk to put it on, it's a wire rack. This is fine for many products but a few would just never work, because they only touch the surface they sit on along an edge or even a separate foot coming down -- which is not good for a wire rack space with lots of holes in it.Very study, doesn't feel like it's going to fold up, needs some real pressure to move the positioning, which is an overall positive. Hopefully it holds up for the long run!