Ive only used this for a day or two, but its impressive and Im happy with it. I wanted a sturdy stand that would hold a device a few inches above a surface and allow a fully adjustable viewing angle.Pros:- Quality design & build, holds an 11" tablet nicely.- Fully adjustable angle, which is great as long as the mechanism doesnt get loose over time (it feels very reliable so far).- Holds your device well above the table or desk, which helps protect it from spills as well as providing a better reading angle.- Looks nice.Cons:- Does not collapse down into a flatter shape. In other words, if you have a bag or case for your tablet, this wont fit in it. You could easily put it in a regular duffel bag or something like that, though. It might even fit in a backpack if the backpack is big enough.- The suggested retail price of $69.99 is ridiculous. There is absolutely no way it is worth that much. Not by any stretch of the imagination. But the current selling price, as I write this review, is $18.99, and I can easily recommended it for that price.

Its made of high quality metal but I have 2 issues with it. 1. If you look at the photo its been severely misbent and my iPad sits at an angle. Either this is a fluke or poor quality. 2. Every time I tap the top in portrait mode or the sides in landscape mode my iPad 2018 version wobbles just slightly. I could probably get used to the wobble because I wouldnt be tapping a lot when it is on the stand but its still annoying.Update: Ordered another and returned the old one. The new one was a lot better. After using this for several months now I really like it. There still is a slight bounce when I tap but when using it I dont notice it any more.

I wasnt sure this would do what I hoped, but its exceeded my expectations. This well designed little stand [it looks like the base of a desktop Mac] can hold a phone, Kindle, small tablet or even a large iPad Pro in its case, without wobbling or threatening to fall over, even when touching your screen or turning off your device. I cant believe how stable it is just sitting on a table, yet its not heavy. The angled device rest has thin protective padding pieces wherever your device touches it, to avoid scratches and the pads provide a bit of friction that help hold your device steady. The tablet holder is adjustable up or down so you can view your device at any suitable angle you set and once adjusted, stays there until you change the angle. The base [with more of those pads to avoid scratching surfaces] doesnt move around. The hole in the rear upright allows neat cord management. All in all, its a very impressive, deceptively simple little stand I can recommend without reservation.

Got it for my 12.9?? iPad. A lot smaller in person than what it appears in picture. Pics makes it look really large and stable. Im concerned a slight bump on the table will cause this thing to topple over lol. But it works okay and seems to be made very durable. Just wish it was bigger.

We purchased three of these. I like that the hinge remains stiff to hold the tablet.I dont appreciate that the pads on all three have already worn off, leaving them unsuitable for tables and furniture.