Lamicall Gooseneck Tablet Holder, Tablet Stand : Flexible Arm Clip Tablet Mount Compatible with iPad mini Pro Air, Kindle, Switch, Galaxy Tabs, More 4.7-10.5" Devices - Gray

I have bought two other products similar to this one but there are designed exclusively for the cell phones. They both barely made it a year before snapping. They both failed at essentially the same area which is just below the collar near the part of the product that clamps onto whatever piece of furniture you're using it on. This being for a tablet and thus more weight My Hope Is that the product lasts. So far I'm quite happy with it and I can still use it with my cell phone or the tablet. I would kind of like to buy a second one, but I am hesitant until I have had this one longer. I did decide to go ahead and review it now because it is a phenomenal product. It's just how many years are you going to get out of it. I don't know that there's a better alternative as I haven't tried the fully metal versions that have the joints for lack of a better description. So this will be a five star review for me with a bit of an asterisk for the unknown

Easy to use just about anywhere except rounded surfaces but it's very stable when used with flat surfaces. My daughter uses it on her top bunk of her bunk beds since it's harder to see her TV from up there and she is constantly moving it and it hasn't broken. She likes how easy it is to adjust. She can use it with her phone or her tablet and it's very secure! Great value especially for the price!

I purchased the Gooseneck Tablet holder to be able to read in bed while resting on my back. I had doubts that it would be strong enough to hold my 2018 Tablet "A". It does the trick easily. The goose neck is strong metal. When I touch it to turn the page, it doesn't bounce around. No assembly, just clamp onto my bedframe & use the clamp to hold the tablet (without the tablet case.) The clamp for the Bedframe/Headboard is not very wide, I did have a bit of a hard time finding a small enough part to fasten it to. I took a 'star' away for that. Otherwise it was easy. I recommend.

The tablet stand served the function up, not only holding my small iPhone 13 mini, but also holding my iPad. I really appreciated that it could hold both.I found that the clamp was wide enough to fit many surfaces so that I could use it while sitting at the table or I could use it in the bed or I could use it in a chair. That flexibility was much appreciated.I found the metal rod to be stiff enough so that the vibration in the movement was not too much. It allowed me to put it in different positions successfully.I use this about once a week for the last six months and am fairly gentle with my equipment. Unfortunately, the metal flexible rod that connects to the phone and tablet attachment has broken. This seems to be a fatigue failure to me. Shifting the position of the phone back-and-forth has worn out the metal and caused it to break. I am confident that my shifting the physician on the phone was not very frequent. So this is a problem. The unit is no longer something that I can use.I have taken a look to see if there is any anyway in which I can repair this. I have not been able to come up with a successful solution. I have now reached out to the company in hope that a satisfactory answer and solution can be found. I do not wish to throw away something after only six months.

Worked excellent for 2 years. It finally broke at the connection between the stiff arm and the bendy arm. I've been bedridden for 2 months and must have pushed and pulled it too much so it snapped. Great price for a 2 year investment.

It’s very easy to maintain if you have a little power in your hands, but I’m not gonna keep on twisting it. I just want it in one position never mind the bad reviews. People break it because they sit there and pull on it and keep twisting it all over the place just be careful when you’re bending it , You got a brace it with your other hand and only been the metal Don’t hold onto the plastic parts and don’t keep over twisting it just get it to where you like it the first time . Don’t hold onto the ends of it. Just use where it bends to shape it. If you need to bend it more or anything, I would remove it from its base, then bend it and then put it back on.Don’t bend it while the base is attached to the furniture you’ll put too much stress on the base and that’s why it breaks.