Lamicall Adjustable Phone Tablet Stand, Playstand for Switch, Foldable Desk Holder Dock, Compatible with iPad mini, 9.7'' iPad Pro Air, Phone 12 Mini 11 Pro Xs Xs Max Xr X 8 7 6 6s Plus SE (4-10'')

I recently purchased the Adjustable Phone Tablet Stand and I am extremely satisfied with my purchase. This stand has made my life so much easier and more convenient. First of all, the stand is very well-made and sturdy. It can hold my phone and tablet securely without any wobbling or fear of it falling over. The adjustable feature is also a huge plus, as I can easily adjust the height and angle to my liking. Whether I am sitting at my desk or lying in bed, I can find the perfect position for my device. The stand is also very versatile. It can hold both my phone and tablet, which is great for multitasking. I can have my phone standing upright for video calls while my tablet is placed at an angle for reading or watching videos. This saves me from constantly having to switch between devices. Another great feature of this stand is its portability. It is lightweight and compact, making it easy to carry around with me wherever I go. I can use it at home, in the office, or even when traveling. It has become a staple in my bag and I can't imagine going back to using my devices without it. One thing that sets this stand apart from others is its sleek and modern design. It looks great on my desk and adds a touch of style to my workspace. The stand is also available in various colors, so I was able to choose one that matched my personal style. Overall, I highly recommend the Adjustable Phone Tablet Stand to anyone looking for a functional and convenient stand for their devices. It has exceeded my expectations and has become an essential tool in my daily routine. I am extremely satisfied with my purchase and would definitely purchase again in the future.

Although this stand has one goofy issue, I'm still giving it five stars. It is mostly perfect. I have a Google 6P phone. Among other things, I like to use it for a night clock, for which it needs to be in vertical orientation. This is especially desirable when traveling. Of course, while performing its clockly duties, it also needs to be charging -- the charger port is on the bottom, so a stand must accommodate the charger cord coming out of the bottom. Oh, and for travel, the stand needs to fold. I looked and looked and looked again and again for over a year for a stand that provided the functionality I needed and was worth outlaying any $$$$$$ at all for. Nada! There were some stands with this similar shape, but they didn't fold flat! I was desperate enough that I nearly succumbed to one of those. SIGH! When I spotted this one, I thought it might be the only right one in the whole world. I was somewhat correct (somewhat, because I haven't seen ALL the phone stands in the world). PROS -- made of sturdy metal, no plastic. Two tension hinges adjust to every angle and stay firmly wherever you put them. FOLDS FLAT! My phone is one of the larger ones. This stand holds it firmly at any angle, vertical or horizontal. It just works and does a great job! Although the stand is small, I think at the right angle, it would easily hold a tablet up to 10" resting upright in horizontal position. My tablet is 12"+, and it is too large; it tips. So what's goofy, you ask? Well it's peculiar, but I can't even really call it a CON. I'm thinking it may be more of an after-kluge or post production "fix"? I read another reviewer's description of this "issue" before purchasing and considered if it might be a deal killer for me, since the price on this folding model was twice (or more) that of the non-folding styles. I really, really wanted the flat-folder, so I took the chance, and I'm okay with the kluge/fix. In the picture, you see where the bottom of the phone rests on two flat prongs sticking out? Those prongs(?) are not very long, and they don't have the upturned lips that you see in the picture. For certain, the phone would fall off those very easily. So, to "fix" the problem, the metal prongs are fitted with an extension with the upturned lips to secure the phone; the over-fitting is what you see in the picture. The fitting is made of a rubbery silicone, soft and smooth, but quite pliable. It works, . . . but, . . . I wish it were less squishy and more secure. It slips off quite easily, which is bad, but it also is not a huge issue, since the phone just sits there on it. The phone doesn't dance or wiggle, even if it's playing music. At least, mine doesn't. I tried gluing the little extension footies piece onto the stand's metal frame. I used E6000, which works to some extent with most elements, including metals, but not this time. The rubbery silicone that keeps the phone from sliding, conversely did not stick to the glue. Peeled right off. I could almost shake it off. I wasn't sure what other glue might work, since the rubbery silicone also could have some other chemical reaction to a glue -- like it could melt. I left it unglued for now. I am using the stand every day, and I mostly don't think about the rubbery silicone, klugy-fix thing. I've even traveled with it. I've had zero issues, and I daily appreciate how well the stand works for me.

The best phone/tablet stand I've ever used. Lamicall also makes a stand with no hinges and a stand with one hinge at the upper joint. I've also purchased 2 of the no-hinge stands, which are fine but very similar to a couple dozen stands available from other brands. I have a Nexus 6P in a very thin case. What makes this stand so great. 1. This stand is just the right weight. The other Lamicall stand is a lightweight aluminum. I have to be careful removing my phone from that stand because the case often sticks to the stand and the stand comes up off the desk with the phone. It requires two hands to remove the phone, with one holding the stand. (My smaller, lighter Nexus 5 doesn't have this problem but the Nexus 6P catches almost every time.) With this hinged stand, the metal is slightly thicker, the base is slightly larger, and the hinges add a bit of weight, too. it has enough weight and stability that I can lift the phone one-handed every time. Yet it is not too heavy to fold up and bring with me. They've struck the perfect balance. 2. This stand is adjustable in both height and angle. Most adjustable stands only adjust the angle. I didn't expect height to matter so much but it does. My husband makes fun of me because I have a dual monitor setup and I'm often doing something on my phone (sometimes two phones), so I have a handful of glowing screens on my desk. Being able to shift just my eyes, instead of reorienting my head saves time and neck strain. Setting the stand so the base and the back form a right angle, it's 5 inches from base to top of the upper hinge, so the height will adjust from almost flat to 5 inches tall. The cradle can adjust from almost vertical (I say almost because if the cradle is set right against the back in a vertical position, the phone tips out) to perfectly horizontal, so there's the angle adjustment. I've used it on: my raised monitor stand, flat on my desk right in front of my keyboard, my chest in bed, the arm of my armchair, night stand. Each requires a different height and angle, also when changing from portrait to landscape on the phone. 3. The hinges are perfect. I've been using this stand for 2 months now. Too soon to tell if the hinges will hold up, but so far they are rock solid in ease of adjustment and holding the angle once set, at least for my phablet. I would definitely buy this again. Yes it's more expensive, but you can sometimes find it on a lightning deal.

My grandson has a Nintendo switch that absolutely must be in front of him at snack time. When he broke off the little kickstand that was part of a game console, it was always a struggle to find something to prop the game up with while he watched his shows and ate his snacks. I was looking for repair parts for the Nintendo and stumbled across this. This is exactly what we needed. It’s excellent quality. It’s just heavy enough, and with a footprint that’s just wide enough, that you don’t have to worry about the game falling over. It’s hinged so you can adjust it for the best viewing angle. Paw Paw saved the day with this one.

The stand is very durable and can be compact when folded. It offers a good variety of angles and is easy to get to the right position. I only have two criticisms of the product and that is that the piece of rubber used to hold the electronics item in place comes off too easily and that the product is too short. I bought this so that my Nintendo Switch would be higher up when played in tabletop mode but it only adds a few inches in height. This is an improvement but I would have preferred it to be significantly taller. It is still much better than the built-in kickstand as it adds height, flexibility to viewing angles and is a far sturdier but isn't a perfect solution. In terms of portability, the stand is technically pocket-sized as advertised but is heavy and the hooks stick out. You definitely don't want anything else in a pocket with this stand in it given the size and likelihood that it will damage the other item. I have yet to find a better kickstand replacement for the Nintendo Switch so I would recommend this product based on what else is on the market. I've also found it even more worthwhile when used with my phone and tablet.

This is a seriously good phone stand. It is a bit bigger than the picture might suggest and that is a big plus. It will not tip over easily unless you're really trying. I bought it because I needed a solid desk phone stand that also had the ability to fold up in case I needed to use it on the road. While I bought it for my phone it can easily handle my Nexus 7 tablet. It will easily handle any phone you throw at it. The feet have a really positive stickiness to them and can be easily wiped off when they need cleaning. They really hold the stand in place while still allowing you to slide the stand around the desk. It is heavy enough to be a good desk stand and at the same time it can fold up small enough to take in a bag if you're on the go. I previously bought 2 CoolerMaster Jas mini's and they were far inferior to this stand while costing just as much. The rubber protector on the Jas mini was a hard plastic that was molded around the metal frame. They eventually cracked and started to fall off. The rubber protector on this stand, however, is quite soft and flexible. It can be removed with a bit of effort but it won't fall off easily. It can be removed in case you need to wash it because of a spill. I included a few photos because I feel the ones provided by Amazon don't accurately portray this stand. I really can't say enough good things about this stand. Before finding this one I had given up looking for a good foldable stand and figured it must not exist. Then one day when I wasn't even looking for it, it pops up in my suggested list. If you think this might be what you're looking for, trust me, it is.

I wanted something that holds my Switch Light up tall, while I use the Nintento Pro Controller for certain games. This fits the bill nice. The rubber placed where the Switch Light sits holds things nice and stable, also allows for USB-C to be attached for charging while playing. I also like how stiff and sturdy all the bend points feel. The base has clever holes to allow the rubber hooks that the Switch sits on to pass through while folded to make it just a little thinner. The powder coating on the all metal stand also feels well done and the whole thing just feels very sturdy for the price. Overall I'm really happy with this stand. It feels like it should last for the life of the Switch and gets the console up a little closer to my eyeballs. 5 out of 5 stars for doing what it's does so well for the price. 4 stars for portability as it is a little thick and heavy. 4 stars for sturdiness as I feel like it's very good "for the money". And finally 4 stars for stability, as the rubber, while good, I feel could fit to the stand a little better. I don't think it will last quite as long as the stand itself. Hope this mini-review is helpful for the Switch Light + Pro Controller users out there.

If you like using tabletop mode with your Switch but aren't comfortable with the stability or strength of the built in kickstand, this Lamicall stand is a sturdy and compact solution to consider - with one caveat. First, the good. The arms are solid aluminum and when folded up should be able to withstand fairly rough transport. Tension for the adjustable joints feels tight and secure, allowing for a great deal of freedom in setting the angle you want and keeping it there. A soft rubber glove covers the cradle which both grips the Switch and prevents it from taking scratch damage. The base provides a surprising amount of stability for its small footprint (when on a solid surface) and has four rubber pads which, when kept relatively clean, grip surfaces surprisingly well. And now the bad. The one concern I have with using a Switch with this stand is that the stand's cradle arm covers about 60% of the air intake vents on the lower back of the gaming unit (the red outlines in the uploaded photo show the blocked vent regions). It's something to keep in mind, especially if you operate your Switch in a hot environment. Overall, the product quality and added functionality it brings to tabletop mode make this a nice addition to add to one's Switch accessories.

I wasn't expecting much for the price, but I'm pleasantly surprised about the sturdiness of this little stand. It's easy enough to angle and can hold a variety of devices. I've used it with my Pixel 2 XL, Switch, and Kindle tablet(s). I love that it folds flat; easy to throw in the gadget bag for the road.

Everything is cool about it.. But it's mainly for mobile not for tablet because my ipad 2018 dose not fit well with the cover case, if I remove then only.

A portable stand that is compatible with almost all devices. Easy to change angle as you please.

Product is beyond my expectation, thank you so much. Also, seller is very cooperative, followed up before order delivery and after.

This product is great! Perfectly compatible with my tablet PC, switch and note 9. It's very stable and has really good quality.