📱 KABCON Tablet Stand - Adjustable Eye-Level Aluminum Holder for iPad, Surface, Kindle Fire, and More - Pink Review

This is a very well built block but the tolerances are too tight and each adjustment requires two strong hands. I know the description mentions tightness, but I didn't expect to have to struggle with that attitude every time I wanted a different angle. Back Forward and Up Down are not separate settings which I find counterintuitive to me. It's built like a fortress. But even small adjustments require a lot of two-handed work.

Disappointed that the quality control allows this product to be shipped to any customer in this condition. When strapping the plastic cover, this is not the case because the resistance is great. This did not cause any damage to the packaging. It holds my Surface Pro 4 securely, but I expected the product to look good. I will update this review if the company can resolve this issue. Update: Ebby at Kabcon made me a happy backpacker. My excellent replacement made my college friends at Starbucks…

I'm a professional illustrator and I've been drawing on my iPad most of the time lately. Ever since I switched from desktop/tablet to iPad, I've had neck and upper back pain from bending over while working. I knew I needed something that would put my iPad in a more upright position to take some strain off my back. I chose this one because it seemed like the most durable option at the best price. I like this stand very much. It easily withstands the pressure of my hand while drawing, even with…

. Didn't get it up to par with my laptop and took up too much space. Kabcon is very minimalist. I had to place a book underneath to keep it level with my laptop screen, but that's not the unit's fault. I agree. It would be nice if they released a model with extra extension. Something that extends a few more inches would be great and, dare I say, a little enticing. I would buy this new model! The complaint is that while the base has enough weight to prevent tipping over when a device is placed…

Although the build quality looks good, there is a functional issue when using an iPad Pro, similar tablets, MacBooks, laptops, etc. It just can't withstand the weight and fall off by itself, which is very dangerous for your iPad. Perhaps this should be fine for smaller iPads and tablets. Now the second problem is the hinges - the joints are so tight that even an adult has to make a lot of effort, and the surfaces are somehow polished (rather slippery). In my case my 12 year old wanted to change

This stand is perfect for my 2018 12.9" iPad Pro. I've been using it for about a week now and here are my observations: 1 - This stand has some weight, which is what I'm for hold it well. It will perfectly hold and balance any of the existing tablets, including of course the extremely expensive iPad Pro. That's a good thing. The last thing you want to do is plug a tablet like this into a small wobbly stand. This is solid!2 - The bars connecting the bottom and top plates are hard plastic and…

I bought this for a specific purpose but I think it will be good for others as well. I have a 12.9 inch iPad Pro which is big enough to connect to my MacBook Pro as a second monitor. I bought another stand which I returned and took a chance on this one. On the go, I use my MacBook while sitting on a desk or desk. When I'm at home, the MacBook sits on a beautiful Rain Design M stand that elevates the MacBook 3-6 inches in the air (this Kabcon tablet Stand allows I can easily measure the height…

Surface Series Tablets, iPad Series, Samsung Galaxy Tabs, Revain Kindle Fire, etc.SilverAndFintie Microsoft Surface Pro Type Cover Ultra Thin portable wireless bluetooth keyboard with trackpad and built-in battery, gray I have had both products for about 2 weeks now. I have a Surface Pro 3 with an aging Pro 4 cover. I really liked the device, but I was thinking about getting a new 2-in-1 with a big screen because I have the Wanted to maintain 2-in-1 convertibility, but the Surface Pro's screen…