JSAUXUniversal Tablet Stand, Portable Foldable Tablet Holder for Desk Compatible with iPad mini/Air, Samsung Galaxy Tab, Kindle Fire, Steam Deck, Switch 2, ROG Ally, iPhone and Other Tablets-Gray

This works with my phone--as well as an Amazon 8" tablet.The tablet is encased in a "kiddie" rubberized type of bumper. This sort of bumper is very thick. Well, the bottom brackets sufficiently do go around the bumper! (Almost an inch wide.)Also, charging my phone with a cord is no problem. The cord goes underneath--it's not very bent, either.This is great for portability--unlike the bulky "pillow" type. Folded up, it doesn't take much space It's basically metal--with rubberized bracket bottoms and top-section for the device back.Pretty simple, ingenious, and high-quality! It's a little stiff upon opening up--good!Maybe it's not beefy and tall enough for a 10"+ tablet or screen--uncertain....

Keeps the GPD Win 4 upright!!! Great value and really sturdy. Was able to use this while connected to an egpu, power cable at the bottom of the device and two cables at the top with usb 4 and oculink connected up top. Stayed put the entire time. Awesome stand!!

I am a software developer and needed a good way to position the tablet next to my computer, so I can operate the tablet and the computer together for testing apps. The requirements were that the tablet stand be stable enough for efficient use during long sessions but also fold flat and slip into a tablet sleeve. This device works brilliantly for my needs, where other designs have not.The good:This stand is solid metal and has some heft to it, which is a *good thing* because it helps stabilize the tablet on the desk. When folded, this stand is completely flat, just the thickness of its metal plate plus about a millimeter for the pads. There are soft silicone pads facing tablet and desk to keep things from slipping around.The hinge is quite stiff and does not squish down even under the weight of my large-format tablet, and it's infinitely adjustable (no preset "stops" at certain angles). I sometimes use it with the tablet at a very low angle, maybe 15 degrees of slope. That's a worst-case mechanical situation in terms of force on the hinge, but I've had no problem at all with it slipping down during use.The bad:None. Seriously, I have *zero* complaints about this item.Summary:Five stars gladly given, and I'm ordering a second one for my wife.

Great product and probably the slimmest around. This holds my galaxy s23 ultra and Asus ROG Ally perfectly. Very high quality. My only complaint is that I wish it would come in Black. I got the Grey which has a blue tinge to it. Nothing wrong with that but Black would have been nicer as everything I own is either black or white. This is the reason for the four stars, imo. Otherwise you can't go wrong.

A really good tablet or steam deck stand! I recently left my team deck sitting on it with a dock strapped to it for added weight, and it didn't move a millimeter. Plus, it's pocket sized! Highly recommend for a travel stand.

Solidly made and extremely portable to through into any travel back without fear of breaking.

This compact stand works nicely for my phone but cannot hold my 11" tablet in portrait if not nearly vertical. The stand will hold the tablet at 60⁰ to 90⁰, but below 60⁰ it slowly flattens out. Once it gets low enough, the tablet falls off. I hoped to use this to read at a low angle, but after trying two of them, they just haven't worked. The design is attractive and the price is good, so I'll keep one for my phone.

I use this for my Steam Deck + DeckMate Mechanism mounting platform and it fits like they were designed to work together - seriously seamless. I've also attached a bit of Velcro to the back so that I can mount my USB-C dock, and everything just fits together perfectly.The only thing I'll mention is that this thing is made of STEEL, so it's not 0.005oz like the Spec sheet says - it's 1.2oz. Still very light for the sturdiness it offers, but wanted to mention it.