Review on Projector Adjustable Gooseneck Foldable Outdoor by Matt Vanlaere

At first glance, all the parts may seem complicated, but they are easy to assemble and do not take much time. There are only five wing nuts in total, four to attach the metal shell and one to attach the phone mount, they are all hand tightened and the remaining two parts of the stand are also attached with grips. By the way, the phone holder can be placed on both the right and left side of the metal shell by using the holes on both sides. Simply line up the mouse tray's raw edge with the side of the tray you want to hang it on at an angle, and flatten or straighten the mouse pad to snap it onto the tray, and it's ready to use. As for durability. As for that issue, using this stand at table height or up to 3 feet or so is very stable and doesn't easily tip over when the tripod legs are fully extended. The higher the stand is extended, the less durable it becomes, but it can still be used until you're working on it or if someone is walking around and accidentally knocks it over. It's great when you can just put it in a corner and forget about it. B. as a projector stand, but not so comfortable for typing. The handles and rotating metal tray support up to 13kg and are very strong and will not allow the stand to slip or fall when fully tightened. Plus it's still worth having with so many uses, it's super easy to carry around when traveling or just fold up and tuck in a corner. It weighs about 5 pounds so it's not too heavy there. High quality non-slip metal tray that is easy to rotate and adjust. The tripod is well made with non-slip pad and well balanced. Looks very elegant and professional.