This is a very inexpensive tablet stand designed for the larger tablets. It is very compact and easy to set up. The size of this when folded in storage position is only about 6 inches in length and about 1 inch in thickness in all directions. Currently it comes in black or blue for color choices.
This is a tripod type set up to hold your tablet upright while using it. It has to base feet and the third arm to adjust the angle of the tablet. The upper arm clicks into place as you are adjusting the arm for your viewing angle. There is also a padded area for the back surface of the tablet. It offers 2 benefits with the padding. One is makes a soft surface for the tablet to sit on. The second makes the tablet less likely to slide from side to side with the little bit of gripping the padding offers.
The adjustment arm as it is clicking into place is not a super strong hold. It will change position as you are using it if you tap the screen really hard. I do not suggest that you tap it this hard because it would end up doing damage to the screen. It is more then adequate at holding the screen in place for normal tapping of the screen as you are using your tablet.
If you are looking for an inexpensive tablet stand this is one you should consider. It is very compact, light weight, easy to set up, and very easy to use. I would like to thank Longshun and affiliates for sending me this tablet stand to try out and share my opinion.
Can be found at:
http://www.amazon.com/LIANSING-Adjustable-Portable-Inch-Mini-Support-Color/dp/B019XHJXVM/ref=sr_1_276?ie=UTF8&qid=1453511392&sr=8-276&keywords=tablet+stand
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