AboveTEK Tablet Stand, Multi-Angle Adjustable iPad Stand Holder, 360° Swivel iPad Stand Aluminum Desk Mount Fits 4”-11″(Diagonal) iPad/Mini/Air/Pro for Business Kiosk Office – Black
$39.99
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AboveTEK / About US
We create innovative, ergonomic accessories to enhance your daily experience with portable electronics.
We aim to add more value and comfort to day-to-day use of consumers’ portable electronics devices. We are a team with passion for flexibility, convenience and innovation.
Keeping our mission to provide “Versatile, Elegant, Healthy” accessories, we create products that would simplify our customers’ interaction with technology. We aspire to elevate your experience and bring you closer to moments that matter.
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Sturdy & Long-lasting iPad Stand – Premium metal base and arm offer unwavering support for your tablets and mobile devices. Includes rubber padding for additional protection to withstand weights of tablets and heavy operation on the device, featuring unique cutouts on the side and base for power cords. A professional grade tablet stand.
Highly flexible – With a 15″ long aluminum arm, 360-degree rotation, and multi-angle folding, this tablet stand offers unparalleled convenience for typing or showcasing without missing any viewing angles to enjoy hands-free entertainment and display options. Ideal for bedtime iPad or mobile device usage.
Ergonomic & Stylish Design – Complements your modern tech devices with this iPad Stand sleek appearance. Elevates up to 1.3 feet for an ergonomic, eye-level view and improved posture. Enhance multitasking on office desktops and retail Point of Sale stations with dual-screen capabilities.
Broad Compatibility – Folding iPad stand holder with adjustable clamps accommodates 4″-11″ display tablet PCs (e.g., iPad Air/Mini/10.5-inch iPad Pro/Galaxy Tab) or smartphones (e.g., iPhone 15,13, 12, 11, 15 13 12 Pro, 15 13 12 Pro Max, X 8 & 8 Plus 4/5/6/7/Plus/Samsung Galaxy) measuring 4.5-7.5″ in width or length.
Multi-Purpose & Adaptable – Extremely versatile docking station includes a ¼” DSLR Camera Adapter, allowing easy conversion into a tripod or projector stand. Adjust arm and base tightness with the provided Allen Key for optimal stability and a wobble-free, secure grip.
Cherry –
You get what you pay for! This stand costs a lot more than some but oh boy is it worth it. Sturdy construction. Quality materials. Easy to assemble. Adjustable in every way. Holds the tablet or phone firmly. You will not be disappointed with this stand. Great for long zoom calls or online working. Five stars!
[...]Ahmed –
Long enough, and covers almost every angle rotation.Would have been great if lighter base is available
[...]Andres Martella –
Robusta y muy funcional.
[...]jaime –
Todo está muy, el único punto a mejorar sería que el iPad pudiera fijarse con cualquier funda. Ya que los sujetadores no son lo suficientemente expansibles para poner el iPad Air ó Pro con una funda protectora.
[...]0219countdown –
The stand holds my 6th generation iPad perfectly. It is property weighted at the base so there’s no jiggling when I ‘finger-type’ my iPad screen. I can change the angle easily and the stand stays sturdy regardless of the angle.
[...]docster –
Great product & exceptional customer support!
[...]I had a good idea that I was going to enjoy this stand when I hefted the box from the porch. I recalled the ad blurb putting the weight at about 3.5 lbs, and upon removing the stand from the box, it definitely felt, stand-wise, like I’d crossed an indefineable line from “accessory” to “gear”.This baby’s well designed and the concept beautifully engineered. Both arms and bracket clamps have openings through which cabling can be passed. I like that AboveTEK included a pair of Allen wrenches, though they weren’t necessary for assembly. In fact, the only “assembly” that I had to accomplish was affixing the holder-bracket to the stand. In no time, I had a Fire HD10 mounted and in use.The stand’s joint tension and swivel angles are beautifully configurable — when I set the stand’s position, it STAYS there. I have the tablet in the stand about an arm’s-length away, and it’s cool that, as I tap-in a dictionary search entry, the device jiggles almost imperceptively. I also have a goose-neck stand, but even when holding my lightest tablet, it seemed to bob and weave if I only looked at it funny.Attaching and removing tablets are easy with my new stand — the tablet is held firmly, but without an inordinate amount of pressure being exerted. The bracket on that old goose-neck of mine had clamps that bore down with the force of a bear trap. Possible tablet damage was always a concern.In summary, the stand is literally better than I’d hoped for, but the mechanical and visual aspects of the device aren’t really the best thing about this adventure.I’d sent AboveTEK a message noting that my order was delivered without the quarter-inch camera adapter that was supposed to be included. in less than two hours, I received the following reply from “Jay” in Customer Support: “We apologize for the incident of missing DSLR Camera Adapter in the package. In order to remedy for you, we have taken the initiative and shipped a free new replacement of the whole product “AboveTEK Long Arm Tablet Stand” to you with the shipping address as shown below. Expected arrival is by Wednesday, 4/11. You don’t need to return the original unit and we are sorry again for the inconvenience.”They even provided carrier and tracking information on the replacement. Now that’s what I call customer support!
David Perlman –
Almost perfect! But the clamp for the tablet is tight
[...]EDIT about a year later:I’m changing this to five stars. The stand is sturdy and versatile, and the clamp loosened up enough over time that now I don’t have any trouble using it with my iPad in its case. This stand is definitely worth five stars. The only two complaints: 1. The clamp is still a bit tight to fit around an iPad in a case *with* room for an Apple Pencil… but that’s a lot to ask, and it does work! 2. It’s pretty easy to accidentally move the arm over into a position where the whole thing then topples over. But it’s also pretty easy to put something heavy on the base if you want it to have a wider range, and if you want a really wide range of movement then get the version with the clamp instead.This appears to be the best tabletop tablet stand out there, overall. The arm is extremely well engineered, the base is heavy and stable and has excellent anti-skid feet. Even the ball joint at the top has enough friction to hold a fairly heavy tablet in place while still being widely adjustable. The only problem is the clamp that holds the tablet. If you compare it to the “retail kiosk” tablet stand from the same manufacturer AddTek, which is probably visible on this page, you can see that clamp has plenty of locations to grip it to be able to pull out against the force of the spring. And if you compare to a couple other brands that both start with L, which I’m also seeing on this page, you see clamps that have metal bars for the sliding part which allows you to grip inside the clamp ends, and another one that has actual red loops around the outside to give a strong handhold. This one, the only way to grip it at all is a tiny little smooth plastic lip. I am very strong, I can max out a 200-lb grip strength meter, but the awkwardness of this clamp design makes it a real pain to use. I can get it on and off of my 11” iPad Pro if I place the stand on a table in front of me so I have clear access with both hands, but trying to, say, reach down from above while standing and release the iPad with one hand… well, that’s basically not possible with this design. I have another tablet holder that is a clamp on top of a standard music stand, and the spring is just as tight but it is much, much easier to operate because I can get a finger inside the mechanism and pull easily when it’s open.If you plan to use this with a phone or a small tablet like an iPad mini, I don’t think you will have any trouble. If you plan to use it with a full-size tablet like an iPad Pro 11”, and you intend to put the tablet in the stand and then never take it out, well then this will work really, really well for you, because the tablet certainly won’t ever fall out accidentally! But if you want to use it intermittently with a full-size tablet, especially a tablet with a protective case, you will find this very awkward and difficult to use and I can’t recommend it for that use case.This is really very disappointing because in literally every other way this stand is perfect, it’s head and shoulders above all the competition. And it’s especially disappointing that the clamp is so poorly designed since this same manufacturer sells other tablet holders that look like they are much, much better. I’m hoping the manufacturer reads this (and the dozens of other reviews complaining about the clamp being hard to operate!) and does a straightforward redesign.