Amazon Basics Multi-Angle Portable Foldable Stand for iPad Tablet, E-reader and Phone, Sturdy Hands-Free Viewing, Black

I ordered this with the expectation it would be a decent stand at a good price. The stand is actually really good. I think the frame is aluminum (thought it was plastic) and it has a push button that makes adjustment a breeze. I use this on my chest when reading on bed with my Kindle Paperwhite. It’s absolutely perfect and even accommodates the case I installed on the Kindle. Super easy to fold, great construction and value. Would highly recommend.

Okay, the fact that it holds an apple may only be helpful for still-life painters looking for a compact, mini travel easel but it's just good to know. Right? This little stand is AWESOME. It's much stronger than you may think it is. It holds my Galaxy Tab S4 tablet with supreme confidence. The stand doesn't wobble AT ALL. As soon as you feel the weight of it you know it's gonna be super solid. You can quickly and easily set it to a multitude of angles by pushing the big button on the hinge. Once you push the button in you can hold it in and move it to any angle you want or SLIGHTLY move the leg back you can then release the button and it will stay depressed until it hits the next preset angle. There are MANY angles. I counted. 23 total angles it can be set to. Because the stand rotates 270 degrees around, I find only 9 of those 23 settings usable if you want to incorporate the lip in front to hold a table, phone, etc. Out of those 9 angles, I found that I only really used 2 or 3 or em' so don't worry at all about the other 14 angles. Just know that if you want to get creative with this thing, it'll GIVE you angles. For a goof, You could use it as an easy access pen holder if you wanted to (see photo). I love the fact that there is a removable insert to fit phones or tablets with cases, even thick ones (see photo). I DO think it would've been really cool if there were a neat little storage area for the insert on the stand itself cuz you could lose the insert if you're not keeping track of it. The insert doesn't "snap" into the lip but it kinda wedges in tightly. It's well engineered. I tried to shake out the insert and it wasn't budging. Oh, also, you CAN open this with just one hand (see photo) but you may need to prop it up against your leg or a table or something like that. I bought 2 of these cuz I liked it so much and you just never know when you need it. Currently, we are using this when we go out to a restaurant with our 3-year-old so he can watch Peppa Pig on Mommy's phone and we can savor a brief moment of peace over a meal. LOVE it. Recommend it to anyone looking for a tablet/phone stand...or a mini, travel easel. Hope this was helpful.

Very sturdy, great price

This is well made and works well for phones and tablets. The holder is a bit too narrow for most but not all external. monitors

This little stand is so much better than I expected. It is compact enough to be mobile easily in a purse or coat pocket but has the strength and capability of holding an iPad Pro 11”. I like the versatility of holding different devices as needed. I use a taller bulkier version but it isn’t small enough to be mobile for travel. I bought this for my husband but I’m definitely buying another one for me. The material is heavy metal so the weight is essential for keeping the iPad upright, works great!! It has an adapter included if your device is thinner, it will keep it from slipping. I chose the black and it looks sleek.

Great little stand for iPad or iPhone. Can set at a number of viewing angles. Does not require tightening a screw to provide friction to hold the angle you want--the push-button on the hinge has a large number of hard stops. I use this whenever I am reading on my iPad at a table. It is easy to carry around--hook it's end it over the iPad and it just adds a 3/4-inch bump to the back of the iPad. At one point, I misplaced it. The next day I ordered another. (Later found the first; now have two.)

The photos have no reference for size, so I thought this would support an iPad. It's much too small for that. It's less than 4 inches wide and 3 inches high. Might hold an iPad mini, maybe. But any bigger than that, nope. Nice mechanism to release and open, strong metal.

This is a very small, attractive, stand that works great. It folds up flat and fits under the centerpiece of our dining table as shown in the image. There is a small rubberized insert that goes into the base to provide a soft surface for the iPad. There are plasticized rubber feet and pads so it seems unlikely to scratch my table and the back provides some pads behind the iPad. There is a button on the side (pointed to by an easily removable sticker) that is used to open and close the stand. You have several discrete options for a viewing angle. The stand doesn't come with any type of manual or instructions. My calipers have the base slot width at 10mm. With the insert removed it measured 12mm. My iPad measures 7.6mm without a case. If you have a cover on your iPad, it won't fit even with the inert removed if it adds 5mm or more of width. This is just the stand I needed and the price was great.