Foldable Tablet Stand for Bed, Tablet Stand Adjustable,360 Degree Rotating Bed Tablet Mount Holder Stand with Aluminum Arm for Phone Ipad Tablet and Other 4.7-12.9 inch Devices

Review for "Kemladio Foldable Tablet Stand for Bed, Tablet Stand Adjustable,360 Degree Rotating Bed Tablet Mou..."For a while before I bought this I was using one of the gooseneck type holders. I had gotten that because it seemed a more flexible option than this style. And yes, it was more flexible but it also wobbled super easily so that I was always trying to read a moving target. And then it snapped off at its base, which I've since learned is pretty common with them. So I decided to try this instead. And despite it being less flexible, it actually (with a little more work) gets into almost any of the positions the gooseneck style did for me.It's not perfect. The base section is set in a position that's just short of being where I want it to be, and there's no changing it. That needs to be a bit more adjustable. Same with the part that clamps on to the tablet/kindle/whatever. It's close, but if I could move it even a centimeter more I'd be happier. BUT, I'm happy to deal with that knowing the base isn't going to snap off and it rigidly stays in place if I have to tap the screen. Both of those are huge positives that outweigh the lesser negatives. And when I want to move it out of the way, it just rotates on its base wherever I want it to while retaining everything else position-wise, so I just rotate it back when I need it and everything is in the same position I left it in. I LOVE that.My only gripe that's really a gripe is that the part that clamps the tablet isn't quite deep enough and it's a bit difficult to use. The one on my previous holder was deeper and more robust so it held the tablet more securely, and it had a handy attached strap to make it easier to pull open. This one takes a little wrestling to get it to work, no strap, and it's shallower and nowhere near as secure. Sadly, it's a different design so I can't just swap it with my old one. That said, it has yet to drop my tablet on my face or anything, so it's more a potential problem than an actual problem so far.The IDEA of the gooseneck design is appealing, but for practical use this is so, so, so much better. A couple little tweaks in design would make this close to perfect. As it is, I'd still buy this one again if I needed to. But since it doesn't seem like it's going to break any time soon, I don't need to. :)

I mounted a block of wood to the wall above my kids bed and clamped it to that. Now she can have tablet time without having to hold it up the whole time. Or drop it on her face, which leads to way more tears then she should have. Easy to move to her desk when needed there as well.

This thing is awesome, from gaming off my phone to watching episodes of my favorite shows on my tablet. No more sore hands or arms.

I’m glad I got this phone & tablet holder, as it’s both sturdy & easy to adjust (has loosening/tightening screws at joints), as well as able to position well!I took off 1 star of 5 because the sides that hold a phone are not deep enough for a phone with even a slim case on it AND a stand/finger grip on the back. Twice now, it has slipped out of the end grippers and almost been flung off the side of my bed. This could be remedied by the grippers simply being deeper to really grab more of the phone edges without needing the phone flat to the back. There’s no way I want to have my phone out of a case, so this does present an issue for me. I was able to still use this holder by attaching a previous arm band that allows the hold I need. If I didn’t have that, I’d contact the manufacturer to suggest making the grippers deeper than the 1/2” (?) they have them made at. 1.5” to 2“ would allow it to edges grip well while phones/tables are in cases and being used with this.I’m pleased the desk/bed clamp end is all metal with silicon pads for grip! They did that well!!!I’ll be keeping this as I was able to make it work for me, but if I didn’t have a way to put my old armband phone holder on it, I would be sorely disappointed that it didn’t hold my phone while in its case.I do think the makers need to address making the edge grips deeper to accommodate phones/tablets in cases. I even have my tablet in a case to protect it. Haven’t tried it in this yet, but I imagine it would have more trouble than my phone did.Over all, it’s doing a great job so far of holding my phone while I’m in bed. And I’m able to position it in all sorts of ways too. Pleased with it, even with it not accommodating cases.

I use it for my iPad above my bed, so whether I want to watch the news, shows, sleep to music it’s fantastic. So far the holder for the iPad is holding up well I was worried about that. My complaint is where the iPad holder rotates on a metal ball on the back side they put a plastic nut to fasten it on. So I could never get it snug enough because of the weight of the iPad so finally the plastic nut snapped it didn’t take long so I got a C clamp from my garage And put it around the plastic nut firmly and haven’t had another problem with it and it even snugs down good. Other than that I like it a whole lot and use it all the time. They didn't put a lip on this, so it won't slip like it did, it hit right in the face got a little cut, it hurt, so I had to modify it, look close at picture.

Use to hold tablet in bed

It works nicely for my situation - holding an e-reader over my head as I read just before bedtime. Due to arthritis my arms and hands tire if held too long in the same position. It appears to be well made and is more than adequate for holding a lightweight Kindle e-reader while clamped to my bedframe. I suspect however, it wouldn't work as well for holding a tablet if you were constantly poking at it while surfing which would cause it to move and wobble as tablets are substantially heavier. When assembling the three or four parts of the unit my suggestion is to ignore the written instructions as they weren't very clear, and just look at the illustrations.

The arm held my ipad air 5 without issue. Wished that my case could have been used with it, but understand it adds weight and thickness.The arm could not move as easily as I thought. It would come to a point where it would not move to a position I needed. I couldn't connect it overhead but to the side of my bed. That may be the limitation if not overhead.