Prop 'n Go Slim - Universal Portable Electronic Device Stand (Black, Memory Foam, 14 Adjustable Angles, Fits iPad, iPhone, Tablets, eReaders, Laptops up to 10 lb)

This has been a game changer! I bought this device about three years ago, and while searching for another phone product, the "Prop and Go" caught my eye again. It reminded me just how essential this tool is in my daily life.**Pros:**✅ Its versatility is unmatched. Whether you’re using it with a phone or tablet, it adapts to your needs. Just a heads-up: when calling an automated system—like your credit card company—if your phone is vertical and resting on the lip, it might distort your voice. So, remember to hold your phone while talking or turn it sideways!✅ You can adjust your device to any angle, making it perfect for different lighting situations.✅ And the best part? It’s virtually indestructible! Seriously!This device is made of durable plastic. Just snap the middle piece on, find your ideal angle, and you’re good to go! As someone who enjoys reading manhuas late into the night, I've had a few falls with off the bed and couch! Sometimes the middle piece pops off, but don’t worry—you can easily snap it back on. My Tablet has survived all this time too, thankfully😁**Cons:**Now, let's address the only limitation: when I try to read with the "Prop and Go" on my lap, it’s not quite thick or tall enough. While tutoring students in the library, the table height is perfect, but at home, you may encounter a bit of "tech neck."Given the advancements in products over the past three years, there may be be better advancements to what I'm going to tell you now...🟠 To stop my "tech neck" I need to raise the "Prop n Go" up. I tried a pillow but it was too soft and a book was too firm. Them I found a product called a I invested in a "TABLET pillow"-U SERIES BY SAIJI.✅ THE PILLOW COMES WITH A TABLET OR PHONE HOLDER ATTACHED ALREADY.🟠 MINE DID NOT 3 YEARS AGO.Just a word of caution: if you combine the "Prop and Go" with a pillow while sitting on soft surfaces like a bed or couch, make sure to secure everything before standing up, or you might experience a “Jenga” moment! Trust me; I’ve had my fair share!Lastly, remember that holding tablets for long periods can be tiring. I use a strap for short reading sessions, but for extended periods of browsing, reading, streaming, and studying, this is truly a fantastic investment!

This is exactly what I was looking for to use with my Surface Pro 11! I needed something that would comfortably prop up my Surface and support writing/drawing on it in vertical mode and all of the vertical/portrait options I saw weren't really usable.This item is perfect, the lowest setting is just about what I was expecting and wanting for most note-taking/similar use, and so far I have found myself playing with the angles depending on what I am doing and how I position myself. This device is great for use on your lap whether on the couch or in a car, or on a table surface.The grip strips are surprisingly strong! I didn't have to worry about my Surface falling off the stand while bumping around in the car because they do their job very very well. It also folds easily and fits absolutely perfectly in the little backpack I recently bought to carry my Surface around in.I will say the price point is higher than I was hoping for, but it seems well worth it to me now!

This is a great belly or chest stand for when your laying down, and works great everywhere else too. I primarily bought it for when I’m laying down and it’s ideal for that. It’s lightweight, sturdy, well balanced, thin, and high quality. The cushion material is soft but grips the fabric on my clothing nicely so it doesn’t feel like it’s going to slip off. It’s not too big and not too small — just right.I have a new iPad Pro and it’s very thin so I did have to modify the stand a bit to really make my tablet feel secure. I used a magnetic mount and I also added a bit of grip tape just above the bottom shelf or lip. After these slight mods my tablet is securely attached and it’s a pleasure to use with this stand.Overall, I’d say this stand is almost perfect out of the package and with a couple easy mods is really a joy to use.Amazon delivered this not in a box but just in its plastic wrapping with a shipping label slapped on. I would have preferred a box, but the stand was fine and not damaged in shipping.

Here are some helpful hints.1. This item will fit just about any tablet. It is just a little tray that holds your device. Almost like a pencil tray built into school desks.2. The prop is just two plastic pieces that form a triangle. You adjust the angle by moving the back piece of the triangle.3. You can keep your covers on your device. I use a otterbox which is bulky and still have room to spare. In fact the case elevates the bottom over the lip so it's not obscured.4. The plastic prop touches your device so it could scratch the back of your device without a case.5. Nothing holds your device down. It just rests on the prop. However it stays on nicely with chair rocking and leg movements. I just wouldn't carry it around6. The prop can be folded flat (as the cushion) and reassembled for storage or packing.7. No bad odors8. My iPad Pro sat nicely, while sitting, and worked great in both vertical and horizontal layout. It felt sturdy and secure9. While laying down with two pillows propping my head I couldn't get the device to angle in a manner where I could see the iPad. I think you would need 90 degrees to achieve this. This prop states 75 is the max.I think this is a fantastic device to use while sitting and allows you to just place your device down and start using even with a case. Even if you have different devices or sizes this will work with them all with minimal or no adjustments needed. My downsides are the device not working in bed (due to max angle) and the plastic prop (triangle) not having a soft layer to not scratch your device. Good