Elimoons Phone Stand, 3 Pack Multi-Angle Cell Phone Stand Tablet Stand Universal Smartphones for Holder Tablets(6-11"), e-Reader, Compatible Phone XS/XR/11/11pro/11pro max/10/10 max , Galaxy S10/S20

It's a case of "you get what you pay for". I wanted to buy this because my sister had the "legit" version where you actually press down those circular side buttons in order to change the stand's incline.This one is made completely out of plastic, which means it's very lightweight. That being said, we can still use our small tablet with it, or any of our Android phones. There are no circular buttons to press, although they look the same as my sister's.. to change the incline you just manually/easily move the tilt stand.Convenient that this order comes with 3, so we keep one stand in the kitchen, one on the dining table, and one in the bedroom/now home office space. It works!

I bought these for my 11 year old daughter who doesnt want to use a iPad case any longer, but needed a way to be able to watch and use her iPad. This is sturdy and it works well. Just wish they all came in yellow..

The stand works exceptionally well. It is stable and very convenient to carry and use.

Not wide or strong enough to hold a ipad or small tablet.

While I don’t like being tethered to a cell phone, there are occasions when I need to use one for long periods of time both at work (for example conference calls) and leisure time (for example watching crochet videos). Because of that, I have been looking for a cell phone stand and was happy to have a chance to use and review Elimoon Phone Stand (three pack).This is a nice little plain and simple cell phone stand. This stand has no frills but it allows me to do just what I need it to do – listen to or watch my cell phone hands free. My phone fits nicely into the cell phone stand even with a cast on it (I have a Samsung phone). You can either stand the phone up or put it on its side in the stand – either way my phone fits well in the stand. The stand has several settings that allow you to tilt it at different angles. The phone fits in the stand in such a way that you have easy access to the screen if you need to touch it and you can reach all the buttons on the phone if you need them. All in all, this is a nice, simple cell phone stand.

Padded rubber section only accommodates thin phones/tablets with no case. Even phones with thin cases will not slip into padded holders slot. It will hold phone/tablet in place, but will float on top of it. Definitely won't fit an Nintendo SwitchVery light weight and portable. Unlike other stands with similar design this one is all plastic instead of metal. Can throw it in a bag/backpack in a hurry without worrying about it scratching other items in bag/backpackFeels cheap, but still durable compared to it's metal counterpartsIf you accidentally knock it; I'll slide further than the metal ones due to it's weight. There's padding on the front, but not the pull out tabEasy setup also. Just pull out the tab on back; no need to squeeze the side to release locking mechanism. Despite not having one, the tab will not slip when in useOverall works well. Just note that if you have a case on your phone it'll float on stand instead of being held in place. If you want a more premium stand of similar design, I'd look into the Amazon Basics one

This 3-pack of stands from Elimoons is a very convenient way of being able to view your phone without having to hold it. While the description suggests there's rubber built into the area where your phone rests it looks and feels like plastic to me. That said, this strip does its job as devices don't slide around while this stand is in use.Another advertised claim is that this stand could be used with tablets. In a pinch, this stand could hold smaller tablets like the iPad Mini or a Fire HD 7/8 but both would stress the limits of this stand. You might be better served using this primarily for phones and only as a tablet stand if no other options are available.The thing I like most about this stand is I don't have to worry about it. It's survived a couple of weeks of commuting jostling about in the bottom of my backpack. Despite that it reliably holds my phone then folds up and stays out of my way until it's once again needed.What I like least about this stand is how plain it looks. There's nothing aesthetically pleasing about this stand at all. I also highly doubt there's any rubber used in the manufacturing of this product. That hasn't negatively affected the performance of this stand but I just wanted to mention it.Overall, this product works, it's small footprint makes it highly portable and it has been durable enough to withstand being tucked away within my backpack during my daily commute. At ten bucks for a 3-pack, it's cheap enough to take a flier on and should work just fine for most.

The upsides to this stand is that it will work with both my iPhone and iPad (though, I couldn't fit the Apple Keyboard case without flipping the cover over the back). Also, the angle is adjustable, which is nice if you are using it to watch a movie on a tablet or phone.For me the main shortfall is that it needs rubbery feet. As it is, there is nothing keeping it from sliding around other than the weight of whatever device you put in it. Also, you have to put the phone in the landscape position if you want to charge it. The design is white plastic, so that may or may not appeal to you, as well.Overall, it works in a pinch if you don't have a regular dock. It is light and can be folded and put in a backpack if you need a stand while you are out and about. For the money, I think it accomplishes its main purpose, but I would love to see a base on it that would keep it from sliding around.