Adjustable Magnetic Tablet Stand for Eye-Level Desk Work
Your screen rises to eye level, and your neck stops doing the work. A brushed aluminum arm with a weighted round base holds a tablet or phone on magnetic pads, and a built-in hanger keeps headphones off the desk.
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Your screen rises to eye level, and your neck stops doing the work. A brushed aluminum arm with a weighted round base holds a tablet or phone on magnetic pads, and a built-in hanger keeps headphones off the desk.
Strong magnetic stand that holds phones, tablets and headphones at an adjustable, posture-friendly height
- neck and head strain from looking down
- cluttered desk space
- devices slipping or needing clamps and bindings
- headphones lying around on the desk
Bring your screen up to eye level, and let your neck relax
Tired of bending over a flat tablet or dropping your phone into a clamp? This magnetic arm lifts your device to a comfortable height and keeps your headphones close.
A weighted base that stays put

A weighted base that stays put
The round base carries the weight, so the arm stays upright under a tablet during drawing or a long video call. The brushed aluminum arm feels solid in the hand and does not wobble when you tap the screen.

Magnetic hold, no clamps
Attach the magnetic sheet to your tablet, then set the device on the head. Nothing bends, scratches or binds. Lift it off the same way when you are done. A thick case weakens the grip, so remove it or test the hold first.

Eye level, less looking down
The telescopic arm slides up and down smoothly, and the rotating T-arm angles the screen to your line of sight. Your head stays upright while your eyes stay on the work.
Magnetic in seconds, no clamps
- 1Stick the magnetic sheet to your tablet
The tablet needs the matching sheet to grip the magnetic head. Put it on the back of the device, away from the camera, and press it flat.
- 2Set the weighted base on a firm desk
Place the round base on a flat, solid surface. A soft or uneven desk lets a heavy tablet tip under load.
- 3Raise the arm to eye level
Slide the telescopic arm up by hand until the screen meets your eyes. Do not force the joint, and leave it at that height.
- 4Press the device onto the magnetic head
Rotate the T-arm to the angle you want. Hang your headphones on the hanger so they stay off the desk.
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Thin cases are fine. Thick or bulky cases weaken the magnetic grip, so the device can slip when you tilt or touch the screen. Remove the case, or test the hold before you rely on it.
Yes, as long as the base sits on a flat, firm desk. The weighted round base and brushed aluminum arm keep the screen steady under a tablet during detailed work and video calls.
Tablets need the included magnetic sheet to grip the head. Phones can attach directly to the magnetic pads on the stand, so check your device before you start.
Slide the telescopic arm up or down by hand until the screen sits at eye level. Rotate the T-arm to set the angle. No tools are needed.
Yes. The headphone hanger on the arm keeps your headphones off the desk and within reach while you work.
A basic stand holds the screen low and needs a clamp or a stack of books to get near eye level. This one uses premium brushed aluminum and a weighted base that stays put, and it comes as a two-item set, so one order covers a second desk.
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