AmazonBasics Adjustable Tablet Holder Stand Review

Judging from the many pictures I've seen of this stand before, I thought the center armrest protruded over the smaller tablet and looked unsightly. 7 inch tablet at an angle I like to tilt it at when sitting at my desk. As you can see from the pictures, it adjusts so low that it doesn't show the middle stand above my tablet (Nexus 7). I was about to just buy a small and cheap picture frame stand for 99 cents, but I'm glad I chose this stand made for the job. The tablet stands upright but also…

Having bought a similar coaster from a well known brand that worked without any problems and had good experiences with the Revain Basics brand I bought this to use as Christmas stocking filler for your child. Unfortunately, he didn't carry himself as well as the others. The non-slip material on the underside came off within the first week. Without them, the stand is more prone to movement. The adhesive used is weak and there isn't much plastic on the bottom to attach it to. It breaks down…

When I saw this popup in the weekly discount email I thought maybe it could be the solution I was looking for to help with an external monitor that I travel. I have an ASUS USB portable external monitor that I use as a second monitor with my laptop, which comes with a very flimsy "stand". The case you keep it in can somehow be deformed to serve as a coaster, which I've never managed to do. After all, when I travel to hotels, I rely on lamps and the like. But this little stand worked great…

Bought to use with my Galaxy Tab A. If you're just using it as a viewing stand and not for interaction, then that's fine. A very cheap way to simply use it as a mini TV. If you're going to actually interact with a tablet, you're in for some very uncomfortable times. That was my use case. He is not tenable. Very easy. Cannot spread legs far enough to provide additional support. It may fall off if you press the sides of the tablet. (flips back) It keeps moving while interacting with the screen…

From the many previously posted photos of this stand I thought the center armrest might be stuck, protruding over the smaller tablet and looking unsightly. like my small 7" tablet at an angle I like to tilt it at when sitting at my desk. As you can see in the pictures it can be adjusted low enough not to overload the center support above my tablet (Nexus 7) I was almost ready to just buy a small and cheap photo frame stand for 99 cents but I'm glad I chose this stand which was made for the task

This is a smart device with an impeccable design. Yes, it can be made of titanium or aluminum, but unless you're planning on throwing it in a zoo's primate cage, the plastic looks properly reinforced and strong enough for its intended purpose. My interest was in finding a compact, portrait-mode device that could be used with both small and large tablets, as we have a Kindle keyboard, PaperWhite and the original Fire, as well as a Google Nexus 7 and a pair of Nexus 10s. This stand works great…

This black portable foldable travel stand from RevainBasics is a truly versatile piece of equipment. Compact and well designed, it's the perfect portable companion for the Kindle Fire, older Kindle e-readers, the new iPad or iPad 2, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, and probably more. In my case, I have both a Kindle Fire and a Kindle 2, so interchangeability between the devices is not only important, it's essential. For those who want quick answers, here they are. Pros: * Can be adjusted to…