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 Other 4-12.9" Device

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).

Omg, best purchase ever. Easy set up. Cord is so stiff which is awesome because it holds my iPad up in the air with no problem. It also comes with a separate phone holder. I hooked mine on my headboard

Broke after one year. Customer service said they will send me a replacement.

Perfect for holding my Kindle Paperwhite. I enjoy using this whether I am in bed, on the couch, or travelling, It is very sturdy, and I like that the base actually is moveable, so you don't have to bend it in order to move it out of the way, it just swivels to the side.

Just like a Lamicall, the flexible metal core arm work hardened and broke at the base clamp. Took six weeks instead of four.The holding clamp is nice. It held my iPhone 14 Pro-max well, and no ejecting the phone in my face if I touched it to adjust the angle. Lamicall went from a great clamp to a curved hair clip looking one that spits the phone right out at you. This one has a clamp that resembles the old style Lamicall, holds well.The flexible arm part has a smooth shiny outer vinyl covering, that looks better and holds up better than the sewn on covering of the Lamicall. It is also much easier to attach the charging cable through the cradle to your phone. From the start the arm part was stiffer than the Lamicall and took two hands and some effort to bend or straighten the arm.Knowing that break points often happen at the mounting clamp or the device clamp, two hands were always used to adjust the position of the arm.Like many holders of this style, the most stability is when the arm is curled into most of a full circle when holding something. So the effective length is 1/4 to 1/3 of the stated length for holding a device.A large tablet could only be held with a full curl of the arm and desired to droop down. Plus i didn’t like the amount of pressure the clamp puts on the larger device.The holder is clamped to a shelf attached to my headboard so in a hanging down position. Not rising from a table or desk surface or sideways from the top of a headboard. Coming out then down from a sideways mount means to have to lie flat to look up at the device. From a desk or table edge rising, it will coil okay to be looked at from a sitting position or lying down looking at it from a side. From a shelf coming down gives the most flexibility in side or front viewing sitting up or lying down on a bed. My attachment is about 32 inches from the headboard and while it worked, it was great.I gave three stars for the device clamp, and while it worked, it worked great. May 18 th to July 1, isn’t a great lifespan. Off to search some more.

Strong arm. Holds my tablet in place. Easy to clamp on table or whatever you want.

Husband bought this for me after I had cervical spine surgery. Since I would be recouping in bed for a few weeks.It’s not flimsy. It’s a solid piece. It will hold a phone or tablet. It does adjust up and down. And when your item is on place it also swivels.Performs as it should. Nothing really to assemble. It is stiff, but in a good way. You don’t want your tablet dropping on you. Anything heavier than an iPad is probably gonna make it droopy.

Fits kindle scribe perfectly with my case still on and page turner attached. Kind of gets weighed down, doesn't really stay up well when holding kindle but I like to read on my side so it's not that big of a deal