Urspasol 43.3-inch Gooseneck Tablet Stand Holder for Bed Long Flexible Arm Heavy-Duty Tablet Mount Clamp for 4.7-11 inch Devices (iPad Mini Pro Air Galaxy Tab Switch Kindle Fire Cell Phones) (Black)

I use this every night to read my Kindle in bed, and it’s become an essential part of my routine. This stand is a fantastic solution for anyone who enjoys reading or watching content hands-free. It’s sturdy, versatile, and makes bedtime reading so much more comfortable. If you’re a Kindle user like me, this stand will quickly become a favorite part of your nightly routine. Definitely recommend combining it with a remote page turner.

Although the bendy part of this holder for good for most applications in an upright position, not very good in a hanging over position not strong enough to keep the device up. Device continually needed to be adjusted.

The stability of the holder is great but it is a bit hard to move around. Definitely stiff but it works for if you really need it to not move. That being said obviously the neck part isn’t the easy for adjustment but the head where it holds the kindle is easy to move.

I got this to hold my iPad in place so I can watch steaming programs without having to hold the iPad. I was motivated after binging a series and getting tired of holding the iPad in a position to watch it.I secured it to the headboard on my bed, and now I can watch programs in comfort. It works well!

The item isn’t strong enough to hold anything. Not even my iPad mini.

It is really hard to stretch out, almost impossible if you aren't a really strong person.I made the mistake of doing so to make it long enough for my comfort and now it won't go back.It also barely grips my phone so I can't imagine it holding a heavier tablet. The braces are too shallow to really grip a Samsung 24 in a case. My phone keeps popping out. The braces are stretched fully to hold my phone top to bottom so I highly doubt a tablet would fit.I put it on my wooden headboard and it won't stay tight. Not going to tighten more as I don't want to damage the headboard.Overall I don't recommend this one.

I tested this with a 10.1" Amazon Fire tablet.The first thing I noticed about it is wow, is it ever built TOUGH. I've never held a tablet holder that is so well made and hefty before. This one requires a little muscle to pull apart the first time, the aluminum tube core is STRONG!I put my tablet into the clamps without any issue. They open smoothly and hold securely. How securely? Well, let me say I SHOOK it, twisted it, yanked, pulled, tugged, etc, far more vigorously than any normal use should ever encounter and it stayed attached securely to my tablet - I am impressed!Secure hold 10/10The clamps are designed SMART, too! There's a hole there so the clamp doesn't push on the side buttons and you can access the power button through the clamp (I've included a picture of this)The mounting clamp is designed to do the job effectively. It is easy to unscrew to open as well as to tighten. Once tight, it stays securely in place.I have this fastened on to my headboard so I can watch my tablet with headphones on while my toddler sleeps next to me. I need to have absolute confidence that it will securely hold my tablet and not drop it on my sleeping child. After giving this a thorough testing I feel it as earned my confidence. It's very well made!I didn't get this for use with my phone but tried it out anyway:I have a Popsocket attached to the back of my 8" smartphone's case, that accessory makes it impossible for the holder to securely hold my phone when the case is on. However, if it's just the phone, without the PopSocket, there is no problem and it works securely as a holder for the phone too.

I recently tried out the Gooseneck Tablet Stand Holder, and while it has some positive aspects, I'm left with mixed feelings overall. On one hand, the adjustable gooseneck design offers decent flexibility, allowing me to position my tablet at various angles for different tasks. Whether I'm reading in bed or watching videos at my desk, the stand provides some convenience in adjusting the viewing angle.However, I found the stability of the stand to be lacking. While it does hold my tablet in place most of the time, there were instances where it felt a bit wobbly, especially when adjusting the position. Additionally, the build quality could be better; the materials used feel somewhat flimsy, and I'm not entirely confident in its long-term durability. While the Gooseneck Tablet Stand Holder offers some convenience, there are areas where it could be improved for a more satisfactory user experience

This phone holder actually does its job really well. I did not expect it to be as good as it is. Plus it's also really sturdy, I know because I'm not really using it as intended and have been abusing it. It has stood up really well to that. The gooseneck is fairly easy to position, but more importantly you can arrange into just about any position you want. It's also very easy to clamp your device, and you can fit quite a large device in there as well, and they've actually included openings for you to run a charging cable through. You do kind of have to fiddle with the positioning, because the gooseneck will droop quite a bit depending on the weight of your device, so you just need to compensate for that ahead of time by placing it much higher than you actually want it to be. I have mine clamped to the window still, and I'm essentially using it backwards, also the protrusion on the window still is not quite as long as it should be ideally. Still the whole setup works great. The clamp is easy to screw on, and can unscrew really wide, so you can clamp it even to very thick surfaces, and I mean very thick you could easily clamp it to a 2x4. I was worried at first that my pulling on the gooseneck would bend or break the clamp, but it has stood up like a champ. Absolutely no signs of damage on it even though I've been yanking it fairly roughly. It's doing a great job. I like reading and watching movies on my phone, because I have bad eyesight and having the screen close to my face is just more enjoyable for me, but I've had huge issues with my hands getting numb and tired and painful. It's completely solves that, I just hovered my phone in front of my face and lie back and relax. There is one funny thing though, and that is whenever you touch your device the whole thing will go bobbing up and down like it's on a spring.

Not strong enough to hold kindle while you lay down, kindle also doesn’t fit in it and will continuously fall out. Also the arm is so hard to shape to your liking. Do yourself a favour and buy a different one, will be returning.

I like reading on my Kobo in bed, but get tired of holding my ereader up. This tablet stand is very handy in that I can just clip it to my bedframe, and it holds my Kobo for me! The ereader clamps securely to the stand and it can fit phones or tablets from 4.7 to 11 inches wide, so pretty much every phone or tablet can fit. It also bends so you can adjust it to the exact position you like although the neck is made of very strong metal so you do need to put some muscle into bending it into the shape you want! The C-clamp is very easy to adjust and you can also clip it to a desk or table in seconds. This is a very handy item that works for those of us who are too lazy to hold our ereaders by ourselves for a long time! I also have an automatic page turner so I don't have to touch my tablet at all. For those who need to reach up and touch their tablet to turn the page, the gooseneck may sway back and forth a bit each time. However, it's not a problem for me. This tablet holder makes it much more comfortable for me to read in bed and I love it!