Mobile phone holder, board phone holder, gooseneck holder, universal stand for iPhone smartphone handy tablet 360° turn, black.

We have bought a few of these now, as everyone likes them in the household. Great for phone or tablet up to 10''. Easy to attach to headboard or shelf. Very durable, lightweight. Arrived on due date and well packaged. We have had these for years and only replaced the kids ones as they snapped where the kids worked on the arm bending it back and forth. Things aren't kid proof, but we have had our for years. Great value for money.

Great product, my son uses it in bed to read his tablet without having to hold it. My daughter also uses it to hold an iPhone when she’s making stop motion animations. Being careful not to overtighten the clamp it has lasted without damage. The arm is stiff but sturdy and allows a good degree of movement to position it. Be careful with the spring clamp holding the tablet/phone when removing large item as it can spring closed with force and might trap little fingers but with care my kids have used it with up to 10in tablets. A good/useful product and has been used a lot. I bought it when it was reduced and has been a great buy.

Was looking for a stand to use phone or tablet for video conference calls whilst working at home. All the ones I’ve looked at before leave the device too low and at an unhelpful (nostrils, ceiling) angle. This allows me to use my device suspended and at a height and angle I want.Firstly the goodThe arm arrives coiled and shows how solid it is when you try to uncoil it. With a little effort you can adjust the bend to suit location and use.The coating (I bought white) looks good quality.It’s sufficiently strong to hold an iPad Pro safely though you have to use a bit of force / two hands to pull the bracket arms apart to fit it - it is a snug fit but that also means the device is secure. Do make sure you have the device properly in the bracket though as if it’s not properly in the padded part it can slide out as as you release the bracket back (as I found when my iPad slipped out and dropped a foot on to the desk - oops).The ball fitting in the bracket holding the device allows you to rotate the device and fine tune the angle, which takes some of the challenge out of bending the arm to the desired position.The less good but not unexpectedThe arm is a long bendy bit of metal. Extended therefore it’s springy and the device will bounce if you’re touching it. As a display for for video calls where touch is minimal that’s going to be fine but if you expect to be able to type on a device when it is suspended then it’s going to move too much. A Bluetooth keyboard would resolve that if you’re needing to use it for more than just a display.The not so greatThe adjustable clamp is bulkier and less secure than I’d expected. The bulk limits where I can use it as it needs clearance behind to both place and then use the arm.I found the clamp isn’t as strong as I expected and it took some trial and error to find the right way to place it and it cope with the weight of the iPad Pro with the arm extended.The clamp also has a more narrow fit than I expected, so check for fit.I bought two, one for my home office and one for the kitchen where having a device off the work surface is both useful and more hygienic. It looks fine in the kitchen even without a device in it, it takes minimal space at the end of the counter.It almost entirely meets my needs except for the bulk of the clamp. I can’t use it in some locations (I like to vary where I work to avoid being sat in one place all day) so I’ve had to look for alternatives for that. However, overall I’m really pleased with the arm. It works well in the office, I’ve got a near perfect angle meaning I can push the device away when not needed and pull forward when it is and in fact I just leave the device in it now.The kitchen one works well though we’ve only used it once so far (to follow a new recipe, where it was ideal).

then this stand is great, very robust and does the job well. However this is the second one I bought for a project and this time it was a different model. It is NOT 80cm as listed but only 72/75 cm (difficult to measure when its bendy). It has a thicker goose neck too but as this wasn't described in the original listing or this one, can't complain about that. As a phone stand, great. As described, not so much ......

Amazing product. I finally found a solution for taking pictures when you’re blind. I bought several stands to try out but they were either too difficult to assemble/handle, or they were not fit for purpose. The other thing for me is that it is very easy in handling as it doesn’t require powerful force to handle it and this is very important to me as I’ve got cerebral palsy as well. Obviously, it’s not ideal, and when you’re taking pictures there will be always trial and improvement method needed. however, I am also aware that there are other products available on the market for the Blind people such as the giraffe reader, but I know that this particular product only fits certain sizes of phones whereas this stand you can adjust it to your liking. Yes, it does not have a guide so that if itdid, you could be certain that you are taking a good picture but as I said above I think it’s better than nothing.

The tablet holder arrived with a cushion pad missing and the 'flexible ' arm is very difficult to bend. After making a cushion pad, I can use it but it bounces when I want to touch the screen and I can't bend it without using both hands. Okay if you never need to adjust your reading position. Not impressed.

I was shocked how sturdy this is. The flexy bit is a lot tougher than you would think. Even the tablet holder bit feels very tough and durable and also has the spongey bit on the inner clamp bit to protect your tablet if you don't use a case. I clamp the arm to whatever is best then adjust to roughly were I want it then I can place the bottom of my iPad into the bottom clamp holder and then pull the other end up until my iPad sits into it and then let the top clamp lower and then in reverse to remove. I would recommend I am very pleased with it

Received this today and will use for iPad Pro for online meetings.The clip to secure to a table works well and does hold but it can move a little when you are adjusting the arm. I found the arm itself is very stiff and takes some brute strength for a female to bend into the right position - this took me a while! Grips holding the iPad feel secure. It’s an inexpensive product and appearance matches the price, but seems fairly sturdy and does the job. Will wobble if you tap the screen. Summary - ok for the price.**UPDATE**returning as broken after a short time as per picture. Will now not grip iPad. Waste of money.