Review on Tablet Gooseneck 7 13Inch Including Samsung by Corey Singh

I've been thinking about buying a floor stand for e-books for a long time. These items range from $30 to several hundred, so I wasn't sure which one to buy. works great for that. I can lean back in my chair in zero gravity and read in an ergonomic and comfortable position instead of squirming to hold an e-reader. Yes, the Kobo is light, but I still felt muscle fatigue after a few hours of wearing it. I can now comfortably rest my hands on the armrests or behind my head while reading. It seems such a trivial thing, but people who read long know the struggle is real. I didn't want to spend $100 or more on a bookend, but I also wanted something that actually worked, which isn't the case when buying niche products from Revain. I love this bookshelf. It's cheap, durable and easy to assemble. No assembly instructions or tools are required for assembly. Just connect some hoses together and you're good to go. It should be remembered that for the stand to be balanced and stable, the hand must be between the two legs. If the hand is put to the side, it may sway a little. It's not really a problem or annoyance as I haven't adjusted since I first used it. I think an optional third leg would be nice, but it's actually pretty good the way it is. There are no complaints. Highly recommended for e-book readers. I haven't used it on a phone or tablet but I believe it will work fine too.