I don’t normally write reviews so sorry if the structure of this review seems all over the place. I’ve read some of the bad reviews of people saying that any part of this stand has weak resistance whether it be the clip, the gooseneck, or the ball joint and let me tell you that is all cap. Either they’re lying or they bought something else cause let me tell you this thing is STRONG. And I mean strong strong like, if you have weak hands then you might wanna get something else.
Device Clamp/Cradle:
The cradle that holds the device is adjustable in a couple ways. It is spring loaded , so basically you pull it apart, throw your device in and let it clamp down to hold it in place. It has foam on the inside of both sides so your device is protected. For larger devices, you can widen it even more. There is a button on the back you can hold down and pull one end of the clamp to widen it from about ~4 inches all the way to like 6-7 inches. Fully extended it’s about ~9 inches wide. Also the Bolton part of the clamp can be widened from about an inch to about 3 inches. (Sorry for all the “abouts” lol I don’t have a tape measure).
Gooseneck:
I use for an iPhone Pro Max (any phone will fit) and a Lenovo Tab P11+ which is not exactly a light tablet. 11 inch tablet and It weighs 1.08 lbs (490 grams) and this stand could easily hold more, probably another 1/2 lb or so before it will start to sag a little ( by the way this is with the neck almost sticking out almost completely horizontally). I’d say it can safely hold the 12.9in iPad Pro (hell maybe even the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra but don’t quote me on that).
Table Clamp:
Now for the clip, I literally have to use two hands to clip it to a table that’s about 3/4in thick, and once it’s in place, it ain’t moving after that unless you force it thanks to the nice grippy rubber feet on the inside of the clip.
Ball Joint:
Now for the ball joint. It rotates 360 degrees and can swivel about 45 degrees in any direction. Now here is where a lot of reviews seem to have overlooked, the resistance is adjustable. There is a screw around it that you can tighten to lock the position in place, or loosen so you can move it more freely. It amazes me how LLC many people missed this.
Conclusion:
Hands down best adjustable gooseneck stand I’ve owned. I’ve had some of the cheaper $10 ones that hold absolutely no position with a feather attached to it. That’s why your paying a little bit more for this (I paid about $35, at time of writing it’s down to $28), it has good construction (thick plastics, tight springs, good rubber etc.) I’ve used it almost everyday for over a year now and it still works like it’s brand new so take it from a long term user. This is definitely worth the money and by far one of the more quality goosenecks on the market.
| Standing screen display size | 4 Inches |
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