OMOTON Tablet Stand Holder Adjustable, T1 Desktop Aluminum Tablet Dock Cradle Compatible with iPad Air/Mini, iPad 10.2/9.7, iPad Pro 11/12.9/13, Samsung Tab and More Up to 13 inch, Silver

Just goes to show you that looks can be deceiving. When this stand arrived, it looked positively tiny; we thought at first that they had sent the wrong one.And, although it *is* smaller than it looked in the description, it works great. It's very sturdy and stable, whether using an IPad vertically or horizontally. The small size is actually a good thing, since it doesn't take up much room when using it on a desk, etc.The price is good too, and we liked it so much we just ordered another one.

This little stand for an I-Pad works great! It is very reasonably priced, but well made.

This stand is sturdy. It's made of thick aluminum, not the thin pliable kind. It has a little weight to it. I use it at work for my iPhone 6S Plus with an Otterbox Defender Case. Since the Otterbox case is thick, it doesn't sit in the cradle of the stand; it sits on top of it. I would need to take the Otterbox case off in order for my phone to sit in the cradle. But the stand is so sturdy, I don't mind how my phone sits on it. I can easily text my wife without having to pull the iPhone off the stand without rocking it in any way.I also tried it on my iPad Air 1 with an Otterbox Defender Case aswell. It also is too thick to sit in the cradle of the stand, but sits on top of it. Although it does this, the stand holds the iPad very well. The stand and iPad remain sturdy when placed long-ways (the long edge of the iPad sits on the cradle). If you place the iPad on its short end, on the cradle, the center of gravity is too high. It is easily tipped over.My pictures include the stand cradling my old iPhone 4S. Notice how it sits on the cradle, not in it. It would be nice if the cradle allows for more room in order to accommodate cases. It only will allows for naked phones. Also, if you have a case, the power cord me not be able to be inserted into your phone depending on the location on your phone. The inlet at the bottom is big enough, but that bar in the middle gets in the way.Otherwise, it's a pretty sturdy stand, and for the price, it's a good deal. I'm willing work with the cradle because the stand is well made. I ordered another one for the home office, and one for the kitchen table.

Very sturdy and nice ipad stand. It's strong enough to hold my ipad pro. Strongly recommend

I was in need of a good stand for my 10 “ iPad, to avoid having to hold it up or use it flat on a table. The Omoton stand is perfect for my uses. It is heavy and sturdy, with adjustable viewing angles that keep the bottom of the tablet some 2 inches plus above my workspace. Adjustment of viewing angles are smooth and secure, with the ledge of the stand measuring about 1 inch deep and over 4 inches wide and over 4 inches tall. It works well on my iPad in an horizontal or vertical orientation and is quite sturdy. There is a hole in the back of the stand to run wires or cables, if needed.I can highly recommend this stand for those persons with needs and tablets similar to mine.

We bought the new gold IPAD for family communication and we needed something to hold it as they are surprisingly heavy! I ordered this in gold, and it does not match the IPAD, and looks very pale and washed out, so I ordered it in Rose Gold with gold accents. It does not match either, but it blends OK, and most of the other bits came in Rose Gold so that works. The angle adjust easily so we can tilt it for the current task, and it doesn't tip over sideways when the pad is in the landscape position like the previous one we had. It does have a sticky gripper on the bottom, but I have left the plastic cover over it so we can slide it easily. The one problem with it is that the tilt goes all the way back under the stand bar, into a "under/negative" position, there is no stop to prevent this. When this happens, the pad falls out of the holder. This is dangerous as a small bump has caused our pad to fall to the floor several times. I think this comment goes with the Lady asking to be able to tighten the tilt and lock it in place. I like that it tilts easily, but if we could lock it to prevent the "swing under" that would work as well. We keep it on the coffee table with thick carpet, so no damage so far, but it could be a problem for others or in a different location. A "stop" so that it didn't swing under would be a good addition. I also wish there was an exact color match choice. It does however work very well as a stand, and I like the design, it is a simple modern style.