2 Pack Cell Phone Stand for Desk, Tablet Stand for 4"-11" Devices

Light weight, simple design, grippy feet to prevent slipping on table tops. Perfect for my tablet or phone. Can fit in my back pocket.

Love these. Nice quality and they fold up really thin. I like the ability to set it solidly/firmly at various angles. The bottom is a little grippy so it doesn’t slide around. We use them with iPhone SE and similar sized phones. I got these as stocking stuffers for our family (including two teens). They were a hit (for watching YouTube and other streaming). Then I got another set for my mom so she could FaceTime or stream and have hands free to cook or sew or whatever. Her neighbor ended up snagging the second one, because she saw my mom using it and wanted one too (they have that kind of relationship).

Nice little holders. We used it mostly for the phone but no problem with book reader or 10.5" tablet. I even take them for trips to use of airplane table.

Overall, this is a very sturdy stand with some versatility in width of stand and folds flat nicely, however it does not sit on anything but a stable surface such as a table or similar, and it will not support anything larger than about 6 inches across and 4 inches high. I tried to put my tablet on it and it fell right off, it did hold my eReader with the case on it, and will hold my phone easily so it is useful, but does not meet the advertised 11 inches device worth a darn.

Item is simple and gets the job done in holding the tablet at desired angles, along with rubber pads to keep it or your tablet from sliding. It can work in bed too though it's intended for desk use and it's also easy to store for travel.

I would recommend these for people that need a mobile solution or want something that doesn't take up a lot of room on the table. If you are looking for something that just sits in one spot all the time and you don't care so much about space, find a more robust stand. These stand fold up nice and compact and take up very little space in a bag, backpack or jacket pocket. They can be adjusted to hold your device at different angles. Work great with phones and smaller tablets. For larger tablets (11"), it can be a little unstable in you put it portrait wise on the stand. Because they stands are small, they don't reach very far up the back of the tablet in this position, so if you are touching towards the top of the tablet, it can get unstable. Landscape is no problem.

What did you expect? A holder for a Sherman Tank? That it's not. A holder for a cell phone. That it is. Small, light, folds relatively flat. Fits in shirt or pants pocket. That what I bought it for. It meets all of my needs. Our phones are not those that you can hardly hold. They are nice Samsung's with a 5" screen. This holds either one firmly in either portrait or landscape position. Just great for setting on table or counter. One of our phones has a thin plastic back cover that is thin. Not problems holding it. The other has a thicker silicone case. It sits on the stand easily and firmly, even though it does not fully fit into the smallish slot. A slightly wider slot would be a bit better, but not a problem for our use. We also have two tablets that could fit. The iPad would have to come out of the heavy leather cover to fit in portrait mode, but it fits landscape relatively well. Again, it doesn't fit fully into the small base slot, but it is quite stable. Our Fire table is fine in landscape, but portrait is not stable due to its length. Don't need it, so not a problem. The plastic construction seems to be sufficiently strong to resist breaking. Never know on this until it has been used very roughly, which I do not expect to do. I would rate it fine for everyday use. For the price of two stands, this one is hard to beat.

You can watch the videos, look at all the pictures, but when you get this in the mail you will still be shocked at how tiny it is. It works for two Samsung 8" tablets I have that mostly just sit there - one is dedicated to my Ring doorbell and one is used to stream music. It's cheap and it does the trick. I am able to tap the screens without it falling over, but personally I would not use this for anything bigger than an 8" tablet except in a pinch. It has several angles. The little projections that hold it at an angle are very tiny and I imagine they would eventually give out. It's true that you can't have a device vertical and charge it in this stand but you'll have to pay about double to get that feature and that type of stand does not fold up as compactly as this one. For the combination of price, portability, and function, you can't beat this. I buy a lot of stuff at the dollar store and this item is of a higher, more solid quality, and is worth the few extra dollars.