Gooseneck Phone Holder Tablet Stand for Bed:[Swivel Base] Adjustable Flexible Lazy Arm with 2 Clips Phone Tablet Holder Mount Compatible iPad Pro Air Mini | Kindle | Switch or 4-12.9″ Device (Gray)

Works better than expected
I bought this for my Kindle (2022 model, 11th gen… the newest basic model) hoping that the smaller attachment would work for it by pinching its sides, rather than its top and bottom. Why not just use the bigger attachment? Well I was concerned that it would cover the single button and charge port on the bottom of the kindle. And while it does do that, I can still plug in my kindle and tap the button through the holes in the plastic, or simply offset the attachment if my fingers were to ever get too fat for that. The small attachment won’t work with the kindle at all (works great for phones), but the bigger attachment works fine with the kindle when clipped top-to-bottom (it is too wide to clip the Kindle side-to-side). So all said and done, my concerns were unfounded… if you have a kindle, there is only one way that it fits into this thing, but it does indeed fit, and will not hinder the regular operation of the device. The “clip” on the base where it attaches to your table is quite strong. It doesn’t use springs like, say, a chip clip… instead you actually turn the sleeve just above the base, and it tightens the rubberized bite down onto your table using internal threads. The flexible neck is bordering on TOO sturdy. If you’re attaching it to cheap/fragile furniture, it may be wise to adjust the neck while unattached to said furniture, so that you do not break off a chunk of your particle board table-top or whatever it may be. Elderly and children may not have the strength to uncoil it easily. This one was for my bedside table, but I’ll also buy the identical model for my desk. It even works on card tables (the basic old-school ones with the metal pipe-style frame). It was bulkier than I expected, but I think I actually like that about it. Hope this review helps someone curious about just HOW compatible it is with Kindle (almost perfectly… no regrets).

0 stars – updated to 4
Not sturdy. Broke at the base and I barely moved it. What a waste of moneyUPDATE AS OF DECEMBER – I wrote customer service after it broke and they immediately replaced no questions asked. I commend the amazing customer service and hope this one lasts a little longer. But that definitely was impressive. Thank you.

Sturdy, rotation can be locked. Winner.
For many othe holders, you cannotlock rotation. Here you can. Grip goes from zero to wide. Works on my treadmill with slated surface and weird angle, while others did not work and turned down with a heavy tablet loaded. This puppy just works! Fantastic.

Very hard to uncoil
It does hold my phone and my tablet but the spiral of the cord is very stiff and hard to move. If you have mobility issues with your hands it will be hard to uncoil..I found it very clunky and hard to use.

Folks, when we talk about sturdy, we’re not whispering sweet nothings into the wind here. We’re talking about the kind of sturdiness that might just require a direct descendant of Hercules himself to uncoil. This Kindle Holder isn’t playing games. The arm on this beast? It’s not your run-of-the-mill wet noodle; it’s the Excalibur of kindle holder arms. You can rest easy knowing your precious Kindle is clutched in the jaws of something mightier than a dragon’s grip.Now, let’s chat about the clamp. Imagine, if you will, a clamp so user-friendly, even your grandma could work it with her eyes closed. And let’s not forget the pièce de résistance: it’s as gentle as a lamb, leaving no trace, no mark, nothing. It’s like it whispers sweet nothings to your coffee table or bed frame, promising not to leave any scars.But wait, there’s more. The length of this arm—oh, the length! This isn’t just any arm; it’s the Goliath of arms, designed for those of us who transform into bed gremlins on Saturdays, ready to devour a high fantasy 900-pager without moving a muscle. This arm stretches with the elegance of a ballet dancer, over your bed frame, across the mattress, positioning your Kindle just so, as you lie in wait for the next plot twist, snug and unbothered.In essence, this Kindle Holder isn’t just a tool; it’s a lifestyle. A lifestyle that says, “Yes, I can spend my entire Saturday in bed, lost in another world, and no, I will not apologize for the crick in my neck because there won’t be one!” It’s for the readers, the dreamers, the midnight snackers, and yes, the proud bed gremlins.So, if you’ve ever feared the tragic tumble of your Kindle mid-epic battle scene, or the dreaded bed frame clamp mark, fear no more. The Herculean Kindle Holder has got you covered. Literally. Your reading game is about to level up, my friends. Prepare to be unapologetically engrossed in your literary adventures, supported by the mightiest arm in all the land.

This gooseneck holder is good. Just the word good. Its not exemplary, but it gets the job done. As other reviewers have mentioned, this does tend to shake. You won’t find a holder that doesn’t shake unless its a strong metal / aluminum arm that doesn’t freely bend & twist like the material used in gooseneck holders. But the shaking is not that serious/big of a deal. I have this holder clamped onto my bed frame, so I can watch shows on my 12.9 inch iPad in bed. You’d think with all the moving in bed it’d be a bother but its not. A simple finger to hold the ipad from shaking for a second or two returns it back to normal.As for the material quality, I noticed reviews on here complaining about the neck breaking. I haven’t experienced anything like that, and I think those reviewers unfortunately used the neck wrong. It is very strong & hard to move yes, but that does not mean it is able to withstand constant bending especially with sharp corner bends. The way I have the neck set up is in an ‘S’ shape to support the weight of the iPad while also being able to move forward/away from me in bed. The ‘S’ shape bend allows the weight to be distributed evenly which prevents the iPad from sagging overtime. The clamp for the iPad & iPhone are really strong, so be careful not to fight with it. Overall, I’d recommend this product for anyone who isn’t after 100% perfection & just wants a job well done & (important) knows to handle this product too.

Stable with a little shakiness if moving around. A little hard on the arms if needing to move or adjust. Those with mobility issues may need assistance for setup.