MENDIMOS Lazy Cell Phone Holder With Bonus Stand - 360 Degree Rotating Mount, Mobile Phone Stand, 3 in 1 (Phones, Tablets, E-Books) Gooseneck Tablet Stand

I've been using my tablet a LOT more lately, and my wife chortled when I told her I bought one.I use this thing every day, and I've considered integrating it into my workplace. I'm a physician and think this could make daily rounding a lot easier, save for looking a little silly. It hangs on the neck great, and you can make adjustments to make it sit appropriately for your shoulders/eyes. I see there are reviews mentioning its use as a table stand, I can't comment on that because I haven't tried it--but that's also not what I bought it for.The only downside I've noticed with my own use is that sometimes the tablet (an iPad 4) will slip out of the holder if I grab the holder haphazardly. So now I'm careful to grab the iPad, not the holder.

So I use this slightly differently than the model image (as shown in my pictures), as I don't need my phone super high - but that is the beauty of the product ! You can easily adapt it to be whatever height at whatever angle on whatever surface you are working with. It works horizontally and vertically depending on your preference. The cell phone holder also easily extends to whatever size phone you have. It really makes things like video chatting, playing games that have time lags, talking on speaker phone, watching YouTube videos, or just keeping track of text conversations much easier. Instead of constantly picking up my phone to check for notifications, holding it for extended periods of time, or trying to awkwardly prop it up with random objects, I can just snap my phone into the holder and keep it at whatever height is most convenient for me so that I can keep on eye on what's going on without having to interrupt my work flow. It also comes with a small plastic holder (also adjustable) that works really well if I'm short on desk space or if I need to travel (i.e. Long plane trips). It's a fair price for a device guaranteed to eliminate the unnecessary stress of an everyday annoyance. A great addition to your office or personal life or a thoughtful and wallet-easy gift. I would 100% recommend checking it out - after a few days, you won't know how you got along without it.

Im so glad i purchased this! As you can see from my photo I’ve been using it when i workout on my bicycle to watch a movie or show and it helps me workout more because I’m so entertained with what I’m watching.I was in a car crash back in 2014 and i have 3 cervical herniations. This injury makes my left arm go numb after holding something for a while, so it’s hard for me to hold my phone or my ipad for long periods of time. The Lazy cell phone holder is great for holding my phone or my ipad and it helps tremendously with my left arm not going numb or hurting.My daughter also loves it for when she’s watching her YouTube laying down in bed.

It might be OK if you are only planning to to use it around your neck. It isn't strong enough to stand on its own with a tablet. There are stronger ones available that also have longer, stronger cabling that work great.

Cheap and flimsy. I was looking for something similar to my Flexible Arm, which Amazon apparently no longer sells. This was to be a gift for my daughter in law and since it looked similar, I confidently sent it directly to her. I was visiting a couple of weeks later, and to my horror, this was a really cheap imitation of what I'd intended to sent. I was so embarrassed that I left mine with her and ordered a new one for myself. I don't know how to steer the shopper to one that's on Amazon that's not so bad, but if you go to Flexible-arm.com, you will find a great product.

Summary:This has some cool uses, but if you wanted it around your neck, or on your lap...beware that you cannot get this to eye level without it being too close to your face. If that doesn't bother you, it's very cool. When it's too close you can't read the text without serious eye strain, and if it's far enough away, you risk developing Tech Neck as you have to bend your neck down to look at the device in question.This device works as advertised, and will even work for the iPad Mini with a secure fit; even if you have it upside down (was reading laying down, on my back, not my side.). It's also sufficiently strong enough to hold the iPad Mini in such a position, at it's maximum possible length, without sagging out of shape. (that means it can handle the weight)For that, I give it three stars.I subtracted a star for a) lack of length measurements so that I might make a better purchase for my needs next time, and b) the fact that the length is not long enough for it to sit on my neck at eye level, AND be far enough away not to give me eyestrain.I subtracted an additional star because with some gentle pulling of the spring loaded tray that holds the iPad, a crack appeared in the plastic. Not a serious crack, it didn't even effect the secure grip the device has on my iPad Mini, but a crack none-the-less.Oh, and the rubber "shock" absorbent thing, doesn't cover enough to go from your collarbone, around your neck, and back to the other-side of your collarbone.

I followed the picture instructions and had a hard time keeping the holder from falling over and thought what a waste of money! NOT AT ALL!! I figured it out, if you push down on the back of it, it acts like a kickstand and works beautifully!! As you can see my 7 plus and iPad Air 2 fits in this holder with their cases on and as an added bonus, you can also charge your devices while you enjoy your content!! I thought the wireless Bluetooth headphones were the best because they act like an extra hand, well this holder is the other extra hand!! Now I just have to buy a Tesla and my life will be virtually hands free!! P.S. I’m buying another one (DJ Khaled voice) #WorthMyMoney

It's a great product for your cellphone, but not for a tablet. It's grip is too weak for my 7 inch tablet, holding it sideways. It doesn't stretch 7 inches, so product is really not meant for anything greater than a cell phone. A little disappointed, but it's not too expensive either.