Flippy iPad Tablet Stand: Versatile Lap Pillow for Home, Work 🐆 & Travel - Three Viewing Angles for iPads, Tablets & Books (Def Leopard) Review

Thinking about the number of times my iPad (in a non-slip leather case, by the way) has slipped off every pillow I put it on in bed, how many times I've fallen off my knees while reading the couch. all the time my hard screen iPad fell forward and hit me in the face while I was lying in bed because I wasn't holding it securely and at the right angle. and all those few times I had to build some kind of structure to get the right height and angle for a long FaceTime call just to do it the next…

For $50 I said "no way". my iPad for work), I decided to give it a try. I wanted to like it, as did the five star reviews here; but the skeptics were right; It's a great idea, and if it fits your ideal position and use case, great. but chances are it will frustrate you more than it helps. PROS is a high-quality, beautiful, pleasant to the touch, detachable and washable case. I was hoping for a darker color like black or navy blue but the gray is very neutral and very comfortable. The lightning…

I was hesitant to spend that much money on something I wasn't sure would suit me, but this is one of the best purchases I've ever made. I have rheumatoid arthritis and polyneuropathy, both of which affect the strength of my shoulders, arms and hands. It became difficult to hold the phone, reader or iPad. It was a godsend. I spend a lot of time in bed cradling every device I use with my Flipy. My hands are free from the weight of the device. I use it when sitting at my desk to support devices…

I've been looking for the perfect knee pad for my tablets and this is the closest thing to perfection. Yes, it's a bit pricey, but there really isn't anything else on the market that compares. I've tried several knee pads and they all have one thing in common: instability. I have a tough tunnel carpel situation and need a lap stand that can take most of the weight of my tablet and hold it securely upright so I can swipe and nudge the screen without hesitation. Apparently this is all too complex