Anti-Theft Tablet Security Stand Kiosk - Flexible Adjustable Floor Standing Gooseneck Tablet Case Holder Display w/ Phone Holder, LED Lamp, USB Charger, Kindle, Android, Samsung Tablet - Pyle PMKSPAD2

I use this for my Nook at night while reading in bed. It's great. And yes, I guess I feel like I'm lazy but at the end of the night, perhaps I am. This holds my book up at any angle imaginable, so I don't have to hold the book in my hand. I didn't even know they make these things but when I found it, it seemed just perfect. It's flexible so that you can move the book into any position. The stand holds it nicely so it doesn't wobble. Love it!!

This makes a pretty decent bedside stand for a tablet. The tripod legs hold it steady - it doesn't seem ready to fall over at any time like I've read about some other stands. My iPad 3 is held securely in place by the mount. The included USB cable is very convienent, although a little short on the bottom - you might need a standard USB extension cord to go with it, unless you are within about 2 feet of a plug. The flexible arm is a little stiff, but I was able to get it in to the position I wanted without too much trouble, and I'd rather have it be more stable than loose. It comes with a built in extension arm that allows you to raise the stand quite high - higher than the picture would lead you to believe. Overall I'm pretty pleased with it, it makes reading email, web browsing, and watching movies on a tablet pretty convienent in bed or on the couch. The tablet holder looks like it will accomodate a fairly wide range of devices - both my iPad 3 and Nexus 7 fit in it fine, and you could go with even larger tablets. I knocked off a star for a couple reasons: One, the adjustable part of the tablet holder wouldn't tighten down - it appears to be missing a washer. Perhaps mine was mistakenly shipped without one but whatever the case it won't work without it. 5/8 twist-lock washers are cheap and do the trick but I shouldn't have had to make a trip to the hardware store to get one. Also, the height extension is a little loose - there's a latch that when opened easily allows you to move it up and down, but it too is a little loose. It holds it in place when closed, but it's a little too easy to move up and down even in that state. I didn't have a problem with the weight of my tablet moving it once in place, but it's annoying when you are first adjusting it to the right position. It also comes with a little plastic phone/mp3 player holder about mid-stand, but it's an afterthought and not much use. My iPhone 5 would fit in it only by using force (which I didn't want to do, as it's not padded) and it's one of the slimmest modern phones around - most Android phones, or the iPhone 4 for that matter, wouldn't fit, even sans case. I wasn't even expecting it so I won't knock off a star for that but be aware. With the USB extension it's actually a decent deal. Buy it, just watch out for the usual fit and finish issues.

I was so excited to receive this stand because it will hold many sizes of tablets. The stability is great, phone cup is handy, charge port and built in light are great. BUT the tablet will not remain upright! No matter what I have try the tablet turns down, like an over ripe sunflower. It is very frustrating to use. I duct tape it to stop the swivel. Not pretty but at home I make it work. If they can improve the swivel this would be a great stand.

We purchased this in our lazy hopes of being able to swing the iPad over the bar into the kitchen and back down to the couch that is right next to it. It does a decent job, but it did not wow us. The legs are a bit loose, thebar is a bit rigid, and the iPad doesn't fit just perfectly. So, we are using it, but it would be nice to have it a bit more flexible. The legs are they style that if you pick this up, they all immediately move. There is no way to make the legs stay out. This means that if you plan to pick it up and move it around, you need to mess with the legs or make sure they continue to drag on the ground. It would be nice if there was a little bolt you could push through there to lock out the legs. It works, as is. But, removes the I love it star. The rigidness of the bendy bar is probably listed as a feature, but it is not very conducive to moving the bar around. So, this keeps the iPad in the right position, but doesn't make it easy. This makes me really not love the stand. Then, the locking mechanism is made in such a way that you can slide it shut in a way that allows the iPad to slide out. It allows the locking mechanism to swivel. This means that it can go on at an angle that is dangerous to your tech gear. This makes me not specifically "like" it. So, this does the job and may be exactly what you were looking for. It works for me and my house, but will be easy for me to justify getting something different.

Very well built, especially the movable, twist knob locking corner that should fit most anything except the smallest phone. The only negative in construction is the leg hinges do not lock open or closed. A quick fix using Gorilla Tape as bumpers so that the legs stay at a usable angle worked for me. The coiled wire for the LED illumination is a nice touch but the wire does not allow one to collapse the main shaft for easier transport. The stand is practically invisible on stage and, for me, does the job. Packaging could be better as I received this item with a shattered plastic cover that fits over the opened legs. Apparently the cover slid down the shaft making it easy to break.

This looked like a great device to use my iPad for guitar practicing (look up chords, online lessons, etc.) When I opened the package all three of the plastic feet at the WMD of each of the three legs were broken. One was broken completely off, so I thought it might have been the shipping. However when I looked at the other two they were already cracked and would have failed soon. It basically looked like the plastic feet were too tight on the metal legs and were forced on. So due to this I returned it and chose something different since it looked like a design flaw.

I needed a stand to hold my IPad close to my recliner. I looked at, and tried many devices but when I got this holder I knew the search was over. It fits snugly next to my chair and can be adjusted to any angle I need to put my IPad in a position to work on it comfortably. I highly recommend. This stand is sturdy and very well built.

Good, lightweight, but if used as pictured (tablet attached, gooseneck bent far to the side directly opposite one of the legs) with my Asus 10.1" tablet (no case or cover) the stand tends to tip very easily. I must be sure the gooseneck is pretty much directly above a leg, or close to it. Also, legs should lock in place so they don't collapse when moving. I also have a Levo stand I bought a couple of years ago, which has a very heavy base, making it hard to move around. I really like the portability of this stand. Also, the LED light is on the same side as the tablet, so you can't use the light with a [full-size, anyway] tablet attached. I think the light would be better placed on the back of the stand so it can be used without removing the tablet. The cable length is somewhat of an issue, as it is too short to use without an extension cord. Height adjustment latch should hold a bit tighter or be adjustable, but this is a minor detail, because it takes days to move enough to notice. Update Dec. 25, 2013 Downgrading by half a star because it is fairly easy to tip over accidentally with my 10.1" Asus tablet attached, when gooseneck is bent directly opposite one of the legs. This can happen if you brush against it, because it rotates too easily. The clamp needs to be adjustable, or at the least made tighter when manufactured. Because of this tendency to tip, mine has fallen over twice (on carpet!) and the adjustable retainer which holds the tablet broke on one end. While it still works, it`s only a matter of time before the piece breaks off entirely. Contacting seller tomorrow, and will report back on outcome.

Absolutely ridiculous stuff. Overpriced product, no response when I complained that the third leg of the Stand does not screw in properly..my first experience with Amazon in India. And it sucks. Big time. Avoid buying this product.

pretty good. the usb is not good for my ipad. if i move my pad too low, it fall too close to my face.

No,no,no never ever again. Starts off with no instructions,then falls apart at every junction or scerwed in connection (2 places and snaps without notice), whole stand tips over constantly when in use, plus one leg cap came cracked (had to duck tape it on), the iPad when placed in holder does not stay in place. Just rotates lower and lower or slides from chosen placement. The neck has limited flex, reach or give but does stay stiff. A lot of money for nothing. Looks clever, is not. I was a trusting fool. My need over run my judgement.

Léger et pratique pour ceux qui veulent lire au lit! Facile à assembler. Seul bémol, son pied est un peu encombrant. Livraison rapide.

The base of this product is not heavy enough to prevent my I-Pad from toppling over when the stand is at its highest level and at an angle. Also the clip that allows the stand to extend doesn't hold. It slips because of the weight of the I-Pad. I would not recommend this product.