LOXP Adjustable Tablet Stand, 360 Rotating iPad Stand with Heavy-Duty Base, Tablet Holder Compatible with 4.0-16.9″ Device, 2025 iPad Pro Air Mini, Kindle, Surface Tablet, Portable Monitors – Black

Excellent support, very resistant and practical
It is very stable, does not move or stagger, even when I use the phone in landscape mode. The material feels strong and of good quality, not like other cheap supports that fold easily.I love that it is adjustable, I can change the angle without problem and maintain a comfortable posture for video calls, watch videos or work. The hooks hold the cell phone well and do not scratch it. In addition, the design is elegant and compact, perfect for the desk or bedside table.It works perfectly for both phone and other small devices.

I’d buy it again!
It works wonderfully! Very sturdy and moves perfectly with a tiny click sound. Easy to use for sure. Holds my tablet so well! Very versatile & you can change it to any angle you want.

Excellent stand
I really like this stand which I have been able to use it for multiple situation’s. I use it primarily on my desk to hold my tablet to read and write notes. I also use it on my end table in bed to listen and watch podcasts. It is extremely sturdy and the the rotating base is very helpful. Also the hinges are very tight so it does not move unless I intentionally adjust it.

Excellent product, very sturdy
Excellent stand!I am not given free merch to review or get paid.This stand is better than expected. It is very sturdy and can easily hold a 17″ tablet without removing the folding cover on it.It can turn easily. Very sturdy.I will order a second one for my work tablet.

So firstly it does match the description as show. Size wise and it is made out entirely of metal. I do like that there’s a hole in the back which i used to put my power cable through and charge my phone while having it beside my computer. The hinges are strong and there’s absolutely no movement with my phone and seemingly none even with my 13” iPad. Even with a case on it fits perfectly in the grooves at the bottom.The ONLY downside is it is advertised for a 13” tablet, However there is basically only a small amount of positions you can put it in with one that heavy or else it will fall over. And there is some jiggling when i touch the screen or even when i type using a keyboard a few inches away from it. Nothing too distracting however. It’s impossible for me to test with a lighter 11” since i do not own one but I imagine it could easily hold it with more angles of adjustment compared to my bigger tablet.Normally i just use it as a phone holder beside my computer while it charges or i put on videos. And for that it is great. With basically any and all angles and adjustments working. There are also small rubber feet in the bottom of it and the back to prevent scratching. I was unsure whether to go with a 4 or 5 out of 5 only because of the limited usage with my larger tablet. However i decided to go with 5 for a few reasons. Firstly it’s meant for phones and tablets and my larger tablet is pretty much the extreme edge case in terms of tablet size. Also it does technically work fine just with more limitations. Also the build quality is good. And ultimately it scores high for me on the “cost to life improvement ration” scale. It’s a small purchase however is super handy and usable given that price. It’s also a nice well made stand.

OverallI’ve been using this foldable tablet stand for a bit now, and for something that costs just over $12, it does a lot right. It’s compact, easy to use, and surprisingly sturdy for its size. That said, it has a couple of balance quirks you’ll want to be aware of, especially if you’re using a heavier tablet or a phone with a PopSocket. Overall, it performs well for the price, but it’s not completely foolproof.Packaging and SetupThe stand arrived in a clean, descriptive, gift-ready package, which makes it a solid option if you’re planning to give it to someone. Setup could not be simpler. I unfolded it, adjusted the angle, and it was ready to go. No tools, no instructions, no tiny screws rolling under the couch. Just open and use.Performance and ExperienceFrom the first use, it felt practical and reasonably durable. The build is sturdy enough for daily use, and it handled my tablet, iPhone, and Pixel 7 without any compatibility issues.The rubberized base and holder do a good job of preventing slipping, which gave me some peace of mind. There is also a cut-out at the bottom that allows for charging while the device is docked, which is especially handy during longer video calls or when streaming.Portability is one of its strongest features. It folds down flat and easily slips into a pocket or laptop bag. I’ve used it at home and tossed it in a bag for travel without thinking twice. It’s the kind of accessory you forget about until you need it, and then you’re glad it’s there.That said, balance is where things get a bit picky. If the angle is set too low, the stand can struggle with the weight of a tablet. You do need to find the “sweet spot” for stability. When first placing a device on it, or when tapping and swiping, it can feel slightly unstable until properly positioned. With a heavier tablet, the base can tip if the balance is off, so you have to be mindful.If your phone or tablet has a PopSocket or similar grip on the back, there’s no cut-out in the backrest to accommodate it. That means your device will lean forward, and you’ll need to adjust the angle to avoid tipping. I have another holder with a dedicated cut-out for this, and it definitely handles that situation better.IssuesThe stand can tip if the angle is too low and the device is heavy.Stability takes a moment to dial in when first placing or tapping on the device.No rear cut-out for PopSockets, which affects balance.Value for MoneyFor just over $12, this is an affordable, compact stand that does what it promises. It’s not premium-level stable with heavier tablets, but considering the price and portability, it’s a fair trade-off. If you’re looking for a simple, travel-friendly holder and are willing to spend a few seconds finding the right angle, it’s worth it.ProsCompact and foldable for easy transportSimple to set upRubber base and holder help prevent slippingBuilt-in charging cut-outBudget-friendly priceConsCan tip with heavier tablets if not positioned carefullyNot very stable until balanced properlyNo accommodation for PopSocketsMy Testing & Rating Approach:I spend at least one week testing each product to ensure I can give a genuine, real-life assessment. Whether it’s clothing, tech, or hardware, I take the time to use the item as intended, so my review reflects a real experience. Depending on the product, I may extend the testing period to cover all its features and get a complete sense of its performance.Disclosure:I receive the products I review for free. However, I do not allow the fact that a product is provided to influence my opinion. If the product is great, I’ll say so; if not, I’ll be upfront about that too.My Ratings:5 stars: Surprising in all the right ways.4 stars: A good product that performs well.3 stars: It works, but could use some improvements to reach its full potential.2 stars: This product has some issues that need to be addressed.1 star: This product didn’t meet my needs.

This tablet and phone holder is excellent. It’s very sturdy, and the hinges are stiff enough that it doesn’t move even when I shift slightly. I used to use a tripod for calls, but my tripod only had a phone attachment, and my tablet case didn’t allow a good angle when laid flat. This holder solves both problems perfectly.I also appreciate the small open section, which makes it easy to charge your device while it’s in the holder. That’s a nice touch since charging can be tricky when placing a phone or tablet horizontally.Overall, it’s very well made, has a good weight to it, and works exactly as expected. I highly recommend this product.