ASDIBUY Tablet Stand Phone Stand,Adjustable Phone Dock- Universal Stand, Compatible with iPhone 12 Mini, 12 Pro Max,11 Pro Xs Max XR X 8 7 6S Plus SE, Samsung S10 S9 S8, All 3.5-12.9 inch Devices.

This is the fifth stand that I purchased and I am really happy with it. It’s made of metal, very sturdy and gives me the right angle when I play games on iPad Pro. But I think the price is a little bit too much for a small item like that.

Fits into your pocket. Works very well.

Nice feel to it and like it comes in a little travel bag. Very sturdy and good to use for both mobile and tablet

Perfect

Ipad

I was a little confused when I first received this product and I had taken it outside the packaging of course it was brilliant packaging I didn't complain about the packaging at all I did admire the fact that it was packaged quite Welland quite nicely in fact and of course I was a bit confused as to how it would work but then I realised even though it can be slim it can do a brilliant job as soon as I got it to work and I opened it up I realise that is much stronger than I would have thought the phone or the tablet whatever you may have on it it doesn't matter because it's strong enough to hold the weight and for something that is so small and portable you would have thought that it would be quite weak as well but in reality is not and this is actually brilliant because you can fit this in your pocket and that's something that a lot of people would want if they were going out and about and they're carrying their laptop or their phones and they just need it for a stand quickly if they're going out to eat whatever it maybe it's very convenient and it's got very strong feeling to it it's slightly on the heavy side but I guess that's necessary in order for you to keep the balance on the bottom so it doesn't come below her now it works with any phones not just the iPhone 12 mini I've got myself a Samsung Galaxy A5 2015 model and it's slightly I think bigger than the iPhone 12 mini but it's an old phone by obviously it works there as well and I've got even a bigger phone I haven't tried it yet but I feel like it's gonna do the same thing as I tried my brothers tablet and that's a big tablet so it worked really well there which I'm happy about. the metal of course that's used looks and feels premium so there's nothing to worry about there and it's easy to adjust and change so I was happy with the product and I would definitely recommend it maybe not for the price as I believe the price limit too much but if you want something like this and it's an option and it's on offer go for it because I definitely think it's worth it.

This lightweight phone/tablet stand folds flat but opens out for a variety of uses. The bracing bar allows a variety of angles to be used. The height is also adjustable, enabling the little shelf the item sits on to be moved up or down. It doesn’t look quite as good when at a higher height setting as the ladder mechanism is visible. Even on a higher height setting it’s reasonably stable, even with an iPad on it. The narrow width means the weight isn’t as evenly supported as some stands, so it will always be sturdier with a phone rather than a tablet, but it does the job well and folds flat to almost nothing. A good item, not as nice looking as some but it does the job.

So I've been searching for a portable stand to raise an Asus Zenscreen (15" USB monitor) to a better height. While this stand isn't marketed for use with a device of this size, it looked promising so I decided to give it a go.I comes in a soft drawstring bag that I'm sure I'll lose eventually, but probably serves the purpose of keeping the grippy rubber bits from attracting dust and becoming less grippy over time.The stand itself is nice and slim and finished to a good standard, and has nice touches like polished beveled edges and cutouts, and the grippy rubber bits mentioned above. It wasn't the most obvious to see as to how it unfolded (a sheet of instructions would have been welcome) though I imagine I'll get used to that over time. I have to admit that I didn't see at all how the backrest was raised when I first opened it, but when I looked at the listing again I sorted out what was needed. The backrest has a nice firm clutching mechanism that promised not to collapse suddenly during use, and in fact required reasonable force to extend (this is a good thing). I hope it retains it's ability to hold its position over time and use.Holding a phone is a doddle for this stand, so I decided to give my Nexus 7 a try. As you can see in the first photo it handles it no problem. So I then tried my Zenscreen and wouldn't you know it, that worked out as well. It's of course a bit top-heavy, so while I might not use it on a wobbly coffee shop table, it's perfectly stable on a desk to conference room table. Given how small the stand is, the paranoid could opt for two stands and provide a very solid support for a larger display.So I'm pretty happy with this. I still would like something taller, preferably to put it up to the same height as my laptop when resting on its Nexstand, but this is a good start for what feels like a good bit of kit.