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I purchased these stands because it was a colorful and inexpensive option to support a tablet for my preschooler so she can connect to school by video.The challenges:Her tablet is in a bulky, shock-proof case (because kids are not knowing nd to technology), so I was unsure how well the stand would fit it.My kid is 4, and not the most mechanically minded, so I wasn't sure if she'd be able to figure it out.The results:My daughter was delighted to be able to choose the color of stand she would be using. After quickly explaining to her how to use it, she was able to set it up by herself and close it to out away. The tablet fit on the stand securely, even with the case.Now, it is made of a plastic that feels a bit brittle, so it may not be the sturdiest, but so far it's holding up well, and I …

These are small and very portable if you need an inexpensive phone stand that you can grab and go or just leave it on a desk, counter, or bedside. The angle is adjustable, but the side pins are really tiny and the best angle is using it wide open with the pins resting against the back ledge, not in the track. Folds flat, so it's ideal for taking to the office or travel.Warning - there is no real weight to these - very thin plastic and no real grip on the bottom. They will NOT hold the weight of a tablet. Works best for a phone.

At roughly $2.25 a piece, this 4 pack is a no-brainer. I've got one in the home office, on the nightstand, next to the sofa, wherever you want your phone on display and upright, rather than face down or on it's back. I love this nifty little gadget when I'm working from home....Right now, I've got my phone (10XS Max) and iPad (2019, 9.7" propped upright...both with (albeit reasonably standard) cases. Functioning as intended. Enhances and helps declutter the workspace.Are you going to be able to wrap your device in a Lifeshield or Otterbox and use this? No....but for the 95% of us who don't need offroad protection for our devices, this cheap and easy solution will do just fine.

Who can’t use a phone stand? There are about 15 in our small office and it is always a game to find something useful, appreciated, and not too expensive. These fit the bill for me this year.I will personalize these with first name decal for each person so they will not get mixed up.They work. They have anti-slip dots on the bottom so they are more secure. iPhone 7plus fits it well as well as my mini iPad. It is small enough to drop into a purse or brief case but sturdy enough it won’t break if at the bottom of the bag with a laptop putting its weight on it. To start I purchased some for myself, for home and in the car. I plan to buy more so I can personalize these and have them ready for Christmas for friends and family. Watch the price - it seems to go down to half price periodically. …

Some of the reviews here make it seem like this product is of dreadful quality. Really, I don't think that's the case. For the price I don't think it's quite as bad as some are claiming.The only problem I see with it is that it does/can slip out of the notches fairly easily. But frankly, the problem is really that electronics are insanely expensive and one slip can make you a very unhappy individual.I don't think this is much worse than any of these small stands that are made for tablets and phones. You're more likely to bump the phone or pull it with your headphone cable and send it crashing to the ground if you're using it with a stand. That's just the nature of it.These stands are plastic (as is everything these days) and I don't think they feel any more flimsy than I expected when I …

I always try to have a little stand with me as well as a portable keyboard. If I’m going to get stuck waiting somewhere, I’d rather be productive than browsing the news or social media.With large screen smartphones, like my LG V20, a stand for the phone and a Bluetooth keyboard, I can be surprisingly productive.The problem with stands, however, is I keep misplacing or just plain losing them.I saw the price on these and figured I’d probably be getting something so awful that I’d return it immediately.Surprise.These very cleverly designed stands do precisely what they promise: reliably hold my LG V20 in portrait or landscape mode.They are very simple and quick to set-up. The plastic they’re made of it is grippy, so no additional pads are needed on the bottom to keep the stand in place. …