ViozonTablet Phone Overhead Stand, Height & 360 Degree Angle Adjustable, Aluminum Desktop Stand, Compatible with 3.5-11" Cellphone or Tablet Such as iPhone iPad Pro Air Mini, Samsung, Nexus(AP-4P-B)

Un material fuerte, pesado, buena calidad. Flexible y a la vez estable.

This stand is just what I needed to record videos with my cell phone. It was so simple and easy to put together. I really liked that the directions for assembly were printed on the inside top of the box. No instructions to get lost. If I wanted to keep it in the box it came in, disassembly would be really easy. I really like the silver color and the base is very heavy so there is not problem staying upright even if the arm is fully extended or you are using a tablet with it. It comes with the tools you need.

I use this to make piano recordings . I have it sitting on a shelf next to my piano. It looks nice, kind of like a desk lamp almost, so I can leave it sitting there all the time without it looking like an eye sore. This is important to me because having it sitting there all the time lowers the barrier to making recordings during practice. Just what I wanted!The only drawback, and the reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5, is that you have to use an allen wrench to adjust it. With a good tripod, there are knobs attached to each joint. The knobs are easy to turn, and because they're attached, you're not going to misplace them. Turning an allen wrench is not necessarily easy, and it's not attached to the unit, so you have to keep track of it.My solution is to try to get the stand adjusted the way I want it, and then leave it, but when I want to change the angle, it's kind of a pain in the rear. Not a deal breaker though.Oh, to end on a positive note, the base is very heavy to there's not concern about it toppling over when you put a heavy smart phone in the clip.The base is just under 9 inches though, so make sure you have a spot big enough to set it.

- *EDIT* Updated Review -Ok, I made a mistake, this stand does have a way to tighten the limbs to prevent the stand from drooping. This stand is actually really nice now that my phone does not droop while recording. I will say if you need to adjust the arm alot, it is not the most ergonomic design but it will stay once you tighten all the joints.If you read this, don't make the same mistake I did!- Old Review -I was planning to use this stand to record some videos. The assembly was super easy and all the parts seemed to be of decent quality. The base had a good heft to it to prevent the stand from falling over. Unfortunately, once I clipped my phone on, the arm could not support my phone which defeated the whole purpose of the stand. They probably need to incorporate some sort of adjustable screw lock like a mic stand to hold the arm in place. The base should be heavy enough to support as is.

I wish I had seen this years ago, if it existed. Greatly improved my control over my phone when live streaming. Works well!

This is heavy and sturdily built. I wanted to free up some desk space and use a tablet as a second monitor. I also wanted to be able to use this for some animation stuff. It’s great for a monitor stand although if you turn the tablet vertically it begins to slide out. Mine is in a silicone bumper case and it still slides. Also, this thing has a pretty high minimum height for use as a primary seated monitor stand. It would be nice if this product had a couple of different sized telescoping vertical pipes so you could choose the base minimum height or even use it as a floor stand.

Don’t get it,1. It’s stupid overpriced making you think the quality is good2. It doesn’t even support itself, it tilts on a totally flat surface holding a basic ipad or phone.3. The arm swings in circles and isn’t steady, it’s frustrating when it’s spinning in circles and you’re trying to catch it because it doesn’t lock in place and the slightest gravity makes it swing.4. The adjuster doesn’t lock in place at all, you have to pull it hard to get it stay in place for a while, and it’s super sensitive if you touch it the adjuster sliders back down and the rod supporting it hits into the base.5. There are no locks to keep it steady, it loses balance, and isn’t sturdy, AND it’s more costly than the rest.6. I owned a cheaper tripod for my phone and ipad that was half this price, and it worked much better.Save your money, choose something else.