Phone Stand for Desk, 360° Rotating Aluminum Holder
Lift your phone or tablet to eye level and turn it to any angle from one aluminum stand. The brushed metal arms hold the position you set, and the weighted base keeps it steady during calls, streams and drawing sessions.
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Lift your phone or tablet to eye level and turn it to any angle from one aluminum stand. The brushed metal arms hold the position you set, and the weighted base keeps it steady during calls, streams and drawing sessions.
Multi-axis aluminum stand that lifts, tilts and rotates 360° for hands-free viewing of phones and tablets
- neck and eye strain from looking down at a device
- hands-free viewing while working or streaming
- limited viewing angles on a fixed stand
- tablet drawing or reading at a comfortable angle
Eye-level viewing, without the neck strain
Stop hunching over a flat-propped phone or tablet. Lift, tilt and rotate it to the angle you choose, and keep your posture where it belongs.
Lift, tilt and turn, all from one stand

Three-axis linkage that holds
The brushed aluminum arms fold and extend on three axes, so you set the height and tilt once and the joints keep that position. There is no spring drift to fight with during a long call. The hinge takes a little working in on the first use, then it moves with a smooth, controlled pull.

Full 360° rotation
The base turns a complete circle, and a ratchet clicks at each step so you know the position you landed on. Switch a phone from portrait for live streaming to landscape for a film without touching the arm. The cradle lip holds the device edge with a grip, so it sits where you turned it.

A base that stays put
The matte black base is weighted, so it sits flat and solid while you tap, scroll or sketch beside it. Drawing on a tablet at a steep angle puts a lot of leverage on the stand, and the base absorbs it without sliding. It is the part you feel first when you pick the stand up.
Set your angle in four moves
- 1Place the base
Set the matte black base on a flat desk or nightstand. The weight keeps it still, so there is no need to clamp it.
- 2Lift the arm
Raise the brushed aluminum linkage until the cradle reaches your eye line. Move it slowly through the range and stop when the height feels right.
- 3Seat the device
Rest your phone or tablet in the cradle lip with the grip against the edge. Check that it sits centered before you tilt.
- 4Tilt and rotate
Angle the cradle toward you, then turn the base until the screen faces you. Each rotation step clicks, so you can return to the same position later.
From hunched over to eye level

The hunch you already know
Your phone sits flat on the desk, so you look down at it through every lecture and call. By the end of the day your neck is stiff and your eyes are tired from squinting at the angle. A fixed stand tilts the screen a little, but it cannot bring the screen up to where your eyes already are.

Eye level, on your terms
Lift the aluminum arm until the screen reaches your eyeline, then tilt the cradle toward you. The base turns a full 360°, so switching between portrait and landscape takes one motion and no repositioning. Your screen goes where your posture needs it, not where the desk happens to be.

Built to stay where you set it
Three-axis linkage arms in brushed aluminum hold the angle you pick, and the weighted matte black base keeps the whole stand planted while you type, draw or gesture. Your shoulders drop, your hands are free, and the view stays put for the length of the call.
Why a fixed stand leaves you hunched
| This stand | Fixed plastic desk stand | |
|---|---|---|
| Raises screen to eye level | — | |
| Tilts the device | ||
| Full 360° rotation | — | |
| Holds angle without drift | Partial | |
| Metal linkage arms | — | |
| Works for tablets | Partial |
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Questions and answers
The cradle lip with grip is built for phones and tablets, from a standard phone up to a tablet held in landscape or portrait. Check your device's weight and size before you set it down, and place it gently in the cradle so the arm carries it cleanly.
Each rotation step gives an audible click, the same feedback you feel when turning the base. In a quiet room the click is noticeable on a call, so set the angle before you start and leave the base alone. Most people set it once a day and stop hearing it.
Yes. The three-axis linkage lets you lift and tilt a tablet to a steep drawing angle beside your monitor, and the weighted base keeps it steady under your pen. Lock the arm once the angle feels right so your hand rests on a clear surface.
A plastic fixed stand costs less up front, but it only tilts. This stand lifts, tilts and rotates in one piece, and the brushed aluminum arms and weighted base are what keep the position from drifting over months of daily use. One stand that covers desk, bed and drawing is cheaper than buying a second stand for each job.
The weighted matte black base keeps it planted on a desk, and it works on a nightstand for bedside viewing. Keep the device centered in the cradle and avoid leaning on the arm, and it will hold its angle through a full episode.
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