Snap Tablet Stand Holder, Foldable and Adjustable in Portrait/Landscape, Ultra-Slim Design iPad Stand for Desk, Compatible with 9.7" to 12.9" Tablets, Grey

It is light, slim and elegant product. It is easy to move around. It also provides multiple angles for different purpose. No matter used in portrait mode or landscape mode, it supports very well.

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This is a great stand. Using it on a Pixel Slate which is a 12.3" tablet. The stand works well. You need to be careful where placing the stand when sticking it on the back but it is movable so you can relocate if necessary - reason I moved it was that it needed to be placed slightly nearer the centre or the tablet to help balance it. The only thing I have noticed is that the device seems to get a little warm but I couldn't be sure it was down to the stand. Overall the product is great and does exactly what the sales pitch states - it is light and thin so perfect for travel and every day use.

I recently replaced my iPad folio keyboard with a Logitech keyboard/touchpad. The keyboard is great but the case back (with a kickstand) is ugly and very heavy. So I dumped that and was looking for a better solution. I love the Moft stand. It’s lightweight but sturdy, has several angles and can be used equally well landscape and portrait. Really impressed and can’t recommend it highly enough.

Fantastically slim and light, well constructed and durable. Easy to peel off and reposition too!

​When it was released, I bought the iPad Air 3 and the Logitech Combo Touch keyboard, which I thought was a fantastic combination and couldn't be bettered. After using it for a week, I got fed up with having to carry around all the excess weight and the case's inability to work in portrait mode. So, I looked around and found the Moft X. I was a little hesitant at first because I don't like sticking things on the back of the iPad (concerns about over heating being foremost) but the combination of flexibility and reasonable price won me over (if it didn't work or caused problems, it wasn't the end of the world!). As it turns out, it works brilliantly. The combination of the Moft stand and the Logitech keyboard / track pad works superbly well for dealing with emails and writing articles when it's used in landscape mode. Unsnapping the magnetic connection to the keyboard allows me to use it for watching films / TV programmes, and turning the Logitech keyboard through 180% means that the iPad can sit on top of the keyboard and it engages magnetically with the keyboard to form a good foundation for the setup when I'm laid in bed or reading on my lap in the car. Laying things down a little more by tucking in the "origami" fold on the stand gives a nice angle for drawing. Turning to portrait mode gives three different angles - I have the Moft stuck towards the lowest point of the iPad, so I get something like 60, 45 and 20 degree angles by using the various permutations of rotation and magnetic panels in the Moft, which are perfect for reading the newspaper in the morning, annotating documents, and doing drawings / working with the really irritating small number of apps that still don't fully support the iPad, forcing them to slip into Iphone portrait mode. When I'm sat in the Lay-z-boy and want full flexibility on reading angles, I can just fold the Moft to flat and it is then thin enough to allow me to put the iPad into my Mantis stand (the mantis is way more flexible than any other stand that I've seen for the iPad by giving you 360 degree rotation in x and y axes and 120 degree rotation in the z axis, but it's really heavy at 977 grams, so it's great for around the house but not so much for going out and about). When I'm using the iPad for reading and wanting to hold it in my hand, just folding out the stand a little allows me to tuck my fingers between it and the back of the iPad, and gives a really secure and comfortable handhold. My concerns about overheating turn out to be unfounded - I haven't had any issues along those lines since sticking it to the back of the iPad. All in all, the Moft stand is easily the best stand I've found for using the iPad with a keyboard and when out and about (and I've tried a LOT of iPad stands since I got my first one in 2010!), and is strongly recommended to anyone who wants a lightweight, flexible way to make effective use of their iPad.

Buen producto, pero le falta una forma fácil de desplegar, yo le pegue un pequeño listón, y que fuera un poco pas estable.

Si deseas una opción para tener más ángulos de visión en cualquier tablet de mediano tamaño es una buena opción, solo que le agrega un peso considerable al iPad

Elegantly designed for a such a minimalist product that solves everyday problem. Well functioning. Just like an Apple-designed product.

This product is something that I really wanted to like. There is a massive desert when it comes to good accessories for Samsung tablets. Nothing like what you can find for Apple iPads. So this seemed like a really good solution. Just add this and get a removable, slim kickstand for multiple viewing angles. It's exactly what I wanted. So it's a dang shame that not only does the intended product not work well, but it also actively messes with the S-Pen functionality. If you have a device and write with the S Pen or ERM pen, then you can stop reading the review after this because this is a non-starter. The magnets in the Moft stand WILL cause your pen to write wavey lines, dead spots, where the magnets are located on the back. Since I wanted this as a riser for notes and sketches, that's a full failure. But there's more. Even though the magnets are strong enough to mess with SPen functionality, they are NOT strong enough to actually keep the device confidently attached to the stand. If you try to lift the tablet using the kickstand alone, it will just fall off. It won't stay attached. That means it has a pull force of less than 500g and that's just not enough. It's very frustrating for it to be this flimsy. And continuing on that trend, this version is 50g heavier and slightly thicker and stiffer than the adhesive-only version. You would think that would be a good thing, but it actually means that it's less likely to hold its shape when in any folded configuration. It's just more unwieldy. In the highest configuration, the magnets to lock in the triangle are not strong enough/the material is too stiff to hold up under pressure and it collapses to the next level down. I should mention that this is not the case with the adhesive-only version. So, great idea, not a good execution. I'm also using the adhesive-only variant and that actually does solve a lot of the problems that this variant has at the cost of not being removable. It's lighter, more sturdy, can hold the weight of the tablet, and doesn't mess with the ERM. For some, that's a reasonable trade off.

商品自体、スタンドとしての機能はよくできています。マグネットで外れるのも良いのですが手持ちのリング的な使い方をすると落ちてしまいます。マグネット部分がもっとかっちりハマるように作った方がよかったと思います。ケース側に留め部分つけるなどして…