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SAMHOUSING Tablet Stand for Bed,360 Degree Rotating Bed Tablet Mount Holder Stand with Aluminum Arm for iPad,iPhoneXS,N-Switch, Amazon Kindle Fire,or Other 4.7~12.9 inch-Screen Devices

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Features

  • Good Companion for Bed Entertainment:Sturdy mechanical aluminum arm stand is equipped with super strong spring to hold up more weight (MAXIMUM LOADING: 1000g),To free your hands when watching tablets or phones in bed in winter.
  • Wide Compatibility : Universally compatible with devices between 4.7 inch and 12.9inch-Screen.This stand is suitable for mounting iPad Pro 12.9" 10.7" or 9.7"/iPad Air,iPad Mini and All Tablet 7-11" size-screen and All iPhone.
  • Adjustable and Versatile : The tablet arm stand in world with 4 joints, which is fully adjustable and 360-degree rotatable. It can be used in vertical surface like headboard or used in horizontal surface like desk.Bend the arm and turn the holder to the comfortable viewing position whether you are standing, sitting or lying in bed.
  • Easy Installation : No tools needed, it can be widely settled to bed board,cabinet, table, bookcase, or any surface up to 52mm thick.
  • Reliable Construction : Listening to the voices of many consumers, we added the weight of the base much to make this stand more stable. The favored double support structure is retained for arm strength. And keep components in steel to keep its reliability.

Brand: SAMHOUSING


Color: black


Form Factor: Gimbal


Compatible Phone Models: Iphone


Form Factor: Gimbal


Compatible Phone Models: Iphone


Mounting Type: Tabletop


Other Special Features of the Product: Adjustable


Antenna Location: bed desk


Adjustable Length: Yes


Fastening Type: Clip Holder


Color: black


Style Name: Sturdy


Item Dimensions: 11.81 x 11.02 x 2.76 inches


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Item Weight: 930 Grams


Brand: SAMHOUSING


Model Name: tablet holder


Model Number: VFD684RR


Number of Items: 1


UPC: 748323387605


Mfr Part Number: VFD684RR


Manufacturer: Samhouse


Enclosure Material: Iron


Finish: Polished or Brushed


EU Spare Part Availability Duration: 3 Years


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  • OMG, this thing is worth every dollar! OMG, this thing is worth every dollar!
Let's start with some basics so you understand if this review is for you or not. I use an iPad Pro 12.9", and I use it mostly for reading technical material. So any sort of "holder" that I utilize has to support that level of weight, and has to support the iPad in portrait mode. Out the box this is a mediocre stand, just like others I have tried. For example the gooseneck stands can't really support the weight of the largest iPad and are a hassle to maneuver into place every time you use them. So how did I convert mediocre to perfection? Look at the photos! The first step (thank you some other reviewer who gave me the idea!) is to deal with the iPad mounting. The mounting that's supplied by the manufacturer is a pain in the ass to use, requiring an effort to slide the iPad in and pull it out on every use. Solution is to get a magnetic mount. Amazon is kinda weird about including URLs, but look for "ORASANT Strong Magnetic Tripod Mount". That supplies the "head" that's at the very end of my setup, holding the iPad. How do you connect it? Well look at how the mount connects to the arm that you have just bought. At the very end, the mount that holds the iPad, has a little neck, a screw ring, and a holder that holds a mini-ball-head thats connected to the final metal rod you see just before the iPad. You unscrew that ring and can pop the mount off the ball head. A similar setup connects the magnetic part of the ORASANT mount to the plastic holder that it sits on. And (yay standards!) they are identically sized ball heads. So just swap the one for the other! If you look at my second photo, the focal point of the photo, the black magnetic mount in the lower third of the picture, is the ORASANT mount connected to the rest of the arm that you've bought. At the very end you see the three-fold magnetic head, then right behind the head you see a black ring. Unscrew that ring and you have the ball-head that connects to the rest of the arm. Step two is your need your iPad to hold onto the magnetic mount, meaning you need to attach some thin iron sheets to its back, as you can see in the photo. I attached two "sections" of iron sheet, the upper section is for holding the iPad in portrait mode, the lower section is better for holding it in landscape mode. Since I use a Smart Folio as my iPad cover, it's very easy to pull the Folio off the iPad (it's connected by magnetism around the edge of the iPad Pro) and pop the iPad onto the magnetic mount, then to pull the iPad off the mount and pop its cover back on. You will obviously think this so, yes, I tried some obvious short cuts! Is the magnetism around the iPad edges (used by the Smart Folio or the Magic Keyboard) strong enough to hold it up if you bought maybe a cheaper mount with just an iron based? IMHO that's unsatisfactory because you can't really position the iPad nicely with it hanging by its edge. Just buy the magnetic mount, it's not expensive! Can you stick the iPad to the mount with its Smart Folio on? Not very satisfactorily! You can kinda just get it to work, but the magnetic strength through the additional thickness of the case is weak enough that the slightest wrong touch makes it fall off. But without the case the connection is very satisfactory and does not feel at all fragile. You can find the sorts of thin iron plates you need by doing a search for "Metal Plates for Magnetic Car Mount". OK, at this stage we now have a great connection from our iPad to this mounting arm. What's the next step? You will see photos showing various mounting options (and to be fair, the vice clamp that the arm comes with is pretty damn well designed, very flexible and capable of clamping onto a lot of different things. But I found that all the obvious options I tried (variants of nightstand on the side, or behind the headboard) were all unsatisfactory. The nightstand angles were always wrong, and clamped to the headboard the iPad was a few inches too close to my eyes for comfortable reading. This may not matter to you depending on your eyes, or whether you are watching movies lying down, rather than reading while somewhat vertical. But to me it made the product so close but still useless :-( Hence the last stage. You'll see I mounted a bracket on the wall that projects about ten inches over the bed, then I clamped the arm onto the end of that bracket. (This was just a bracket I had lying around, I'm afraid you will have to look for something similar in your garage or at Home Depot.) It's obviously not QUITE ideal -- you can (and I do) swing the arm all the way around to against the wall when it's not in use, but you still have that bracket sticking out ten inches, and if you share a bed that may be problematic. But for my use of the bed I have not found it to be a problem, mounting it as I did towards one side of the bed (not the middle). In the last photo you see the arm rotated away against the wall. The payoff for all this (about $50 in parts and half an hour with a stud finder and a drill) is a system that feels astonishingly good. The arm is robust and stiff, the iPad sits still where it should, and it's very easy to position the iPad exactly where I want it so that I can read for a long time without getting tired. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2020 by Maynard Handley

  • Good purchase
It works as advertised. Can be a little bouncy. But is very sturdy. I use it with my iPad Air 4th gen. It holds up well.
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2026 by Lawrence

  • Excellent Find
I like it because I can adjust my iPad straight up and down, leaning, etc without the black bar getting in the way. I have ordered one that kept it at a lean, I think a phone would work better. I lay in bed reading and my hands frequently have numbness and tingling from pinched nerves. Trying to keep a holder on my chest from popping me in the face or sliding around got ridiculous if I couldn’t keep a hold of. The problem: for me it somehow starts flopping forward no matter what I do after a couple of months. I admit I am constantly adjusting it this way or that, side to side, up and down, so I probably help it along. I’ve tried taking apart, putting back together, loosening, tightening, nothing helps. I take a thick rubber band and attach to the top of the holder and up around the bar. This gets me a few more weeks. The solution: I just buy a new one about every 3 months. Some may not can afford to. Some are just ticked it does this or whatever. Maybe it should last me but it doesn’t. I can’t go back to trying to put in a holder on my chest laying in bed, or looking down if I’m sitting. Here is how I justify it to myself. We spend $20 these days for fast food for the 2 of us if I don’t use reward points or offers on apps. Way more at a sit down restaurant. We do one or the other at least once a week. So, that fast food doesn’t last an hour, but this at same price will last me 3 months! My logic. It also helps I live in Louisiana and my husband loves crawfish, I don’t. So during season, he spends an average of $25 for just him some each week through the season. Now that’s some Tracey logic/reasoning to splurge here and there, lol. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2025 by Tracey G

  • UPDATE!!! This thing is great!
I've only been using it for about a week but I think this product is great. I read a lot of the "so-so" and negative reviews before purchasing this product.... which made me concerned that this product would sag or not be as flexible as advertised .... but so far so good. It doesn't sag at any joint and it is very flexible. I like to read in bed so I've only used it with my 7" Kindle so far. Soon I will try it out with my larger iPad Pro....but I must admit that I'm hesitant to do so ... because some negative reviews said the "clamp" that holds your device ..(or the ball socket clip) ... broke when they were extracting or inserting their devices. The clamps that hold the devices are taunt but they don't seem flimsy enough to break easily. I'll update my review after I give it a complete workout. P.S. It is easy to insert this devise up-side-down which will prevent it from having much flexibility. Make sure you carefully and closely look at the provided illustrations which show the correct orientation. ***UPDATE Sept.30,23 I have been using this Bed-Tablet Stand with my Kindle and iPad Pro for quite a while now. (I think it's been close to two years.) I think it's fantastic!!!! But, It does have a couple of issues you should know about. 1. You MUST have a head-board that it can clamp onto "from above".... or something sturdy that it can clamp onto "from above". I do not have the correct type of head board, but I do have cabinet doors (built into my headboard) which allowed me to clamp this device onto the "top part" of a cabinet door. Some guy posted pictures (here) showing how he screwed-in a piece of wood onto his headboard to create a "lip" for this device ....(which I thought was a great idea). I have had no issues using it with my Kindle.... but, after about 6 months of switching back-&-forth, from my Kindle to my iPad Pro (10.5 inch), the "ball socket clip" did start to slip, causing my iPad Pro to flop-down. However, ..... I fixed this problem. My iPad Pro has a "back protection cover"... so by purchasing a teeny-tiny bungee cord and wrapping it around the "ball socket" area and then hooking it onto the iPad Pro's back protection cover, the problem was instantly solved. The tiny bungee cord has just the right amount of "stretch" so you can still position the iPad anyway you desire and it will not sag. Yes, it would be great if this company could design the ball socket to stop drooping with iPad Pro's ... but this device doesn't "jiggle or vibrate" at all ... which seems to be the #1. complaint about all other similar products. P.S. .... it is FANTASTIC watching TV on an iPad Pro that is able to hover over your face.... and the same can be said for reading on your Kindle. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2021 by L.Sea

  • Creepy, annoying yet functional
I’m not sure why I don’t like this thing but I just don’t. It’s very sturdy and doesn’t move around when it’s set up. It has articulating joints so you can move it pretty much anywhere you want to angle ur device for the best viewing. Sturdy metal parts. What is disturbing though, is it’s difficult to get each joint positioned perfectly. That’s a pain bc once this is mounted, the last thing you want to do is try to shimmy under it and reposition the joints. That’s another thing—how you mount it—say for watching ur tablet in bed—it’s like permanently affixed in that position, so u need to slither out from under it if u need to get a snack or something. My bedroom isn’t set up to mount this to the headboard(it needs several inches between the wall and ur headboard for that), so I clamp mine to the door, which swings inward enuff to be close to the bed…so if I need to get out of bed, I can just push the door and this arm will swing away too. If it was mounted to the headboard, I couldn’t do anything (it does not budge) other than crawl under it. It’s “permanent” feel is disturbing. On my door, it seems like some metal arm reaching for my face(try it and see-it’s creepy af)…mounted to the headboard would feel like having a giant scorpion tail poised over my head, constantly ready to strike… ok I get that sounds insane but trust me if u try this thing it just is all kinds of creepy and isn’t one of those “just fold it up and it’s put away” kinda situations…once up, this thing is going NOWHERE until u take it down. To make it even more awful, I use a washcloth over the wooden door so that the arm’s vice-like grip doesn’t scratch the wood…this thing grips and will not jiggle, wiggle or move! (Hence the having to crawl under it) Since it’s such a pita to install, I only put it up when I intend to watch a movie in bed, which is rare. I was initially under the impression that it just folds all kinds of up and can be stored easily/quickly. No. The joints, and there are many, would need to be loosened and released…and I don’t know that they even “fold” enough to be considered folded or not a big nuisance. Basically this thing is like having a big, unwieldy Terminator arm lashed to ur bed. It’s ugly and gives me the creeps. But it’s stable and more solid than most tripods and stands. Once u get the elbows all angled, and screws tightened, it’s solid and not gonna budge. Very high quality. It would be great for holding equipment for filming or doing web meetings. However, just to watch movies like a big ol lazy slug, it’s alot of work…and it takes up space after ur viewing experience, bc it literally doesn’t fold up…so u have to toss this thing under the bed or in a closet. Not exactly a ‘space saving’ device. Unless u watch a lot of videos in bed, this is more irritating than helpful. Just prop ur iPad on a pillow and call it a day. I do find it’s useful in helping me not get neck strain tho—a pillow doesn’t prop an iPad at the right height/angle…If I’m doing a sheet mask, this allows me to watch videos without disturbing my mask or getting essence on the iPad. Great too to watch vids while soaking off gel polish. But not something I’d use every day. A nice helper at times but not really a necessity. You may find it useful but it also takes up a lot of space and I’d just oddly creepy. Good buy if u get use out of it—otherwise, something that’ll wind up at a garage sale.lol ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2021 by Denise H.

  • Works great, good price, life safer, read if interested. Works great, good price, life safer, read if interested.
I decided to write this review because this item, despite the bad reviews people left, has been a life saver. Here's the story, I have a friend who due to medical reasons has to lay flat for an extended period of time. I mean extended as in 2 months or more. After a few days of staring at the ceiling he was losing his marbles. So I decided to find something to help him keep his mind occupied. Although this item didn't have a lot of good reviews and was marked by Amazon as "Frequently returned", I decided to give it a shot for the $20 price. I also bought one of these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B9M5SCG4 to connect to his PC. The two holders are used to hold the display and an iPad mini (about 9 inches) These two holders have worked flawlessly. Strong enough to hold that display or the iPad. He is able to adjust the position to make sure his neck doesn't get tired in one spot. Also, the arms can swivel out of the way for getting up or laying back down. Honestly, I don't know why people call these flimsy. I wanted to write this review to make sure people see these as usable and affordable. Not everyone is looking to watch instagram in bed. Some people have a medical need. Hopefully this review helps other in similar position. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2025 by Gigi

  • Far better than I expected Far better than I expected
I like to watch/listen to YouTube vids while playing a game. I hesitated for a long time to buy this and just used a tablet case with a stand instead. I finally bought this earlier this month. It holds my Fire 10 tablet without a struggle as well my Nintendo Switch when I tested it with that as well. It works great and I highly recommend it if you're on the fence about it. Its strudy, and each joint has its own screw to tighten or loose, if needed. I plan to buy a second one next month. The following 2 issues are likely a me issue in regards to how I use it, but regardless, I don't think they take away from recommending it. The first is when typing on the tablet you need to hold it with the other hand, else its awkward due to it bouncing with each tap. Again, that's a me thing and just how physics works, so I figured its worth a mention. The second issue is paint getting scraped off of it when pushing it away or pulling close, which I do a lot. Easily fixed by not tightening the screw that connects the arm to the base. I figured in case anyone might do what I did/do I'd mention so that you know where that random small spot of black specks came from that took a little too long to figure out. We all have our moments, lol. Not that it matters to anyone but me, but in regards to my picture, its not normally that close and doesn't cover my tv screen. Its like that purely for the picture. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2023 Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2023 by Leo Q

  • Tablet / ipad holder!
My daughter really likes this tablet stand, but for her large heavy ipad it is a little hard to keep it up, it wants to get top heavy and fall down. It is easy to assemble, functions well.
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2026 by Jordan

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