Elitehood iPad Tripod Stand - 165cm Height Adjustable Floor Stand With 360° Rotating Mount for iPad Air, Pro 12.9 11 and All 4-14.5 Inch Tablets

The iPad Tripod Stand is a fantastic accessory for anyone needing stability and flexibility while using their iPad for live gigging. The adjustable height and 360-degree rotation make it easy to find the perfect angle and the sturdy build quality ensures the iPad stays secure.It is quick to put up and take down and has already proven to be a versatile solution.Highly recommended for anyone doing live gigs and looking to use an iPad to run their backing tracks.

Excellent and robust stand for holding ipad for music work. Folds down easily and the clamps are secure for holding ipad and also mobile phone. One part was missing from the package when it arrived but after contacting the company ut was replaced within two days. Excellent support.

I was looking for a solution for displaying music controlled with a bluetooth footpedal and needed a stand for an iPad. I have looked at most of the ones listed and opted for this one. It is moderately stable, certainly usable in a live gig scenario. On a bouncy stage it may sway a bit. But unlikely to fall over. (I was using an 11" Ipad at a height of around 1.3 metres). The lower it is the more stable it is. If you have to touch your screen at that height it is going to move a bit. You would need a heavier stand if this bothers you. For the musician, if you use an app for sheet music or tab, you can advance the pages with a bluetooth foot pedal. I am mainly writing this review in response to some of the feedback about things breaking on it. The legs and central collapsible telescopic tube are made of thin metal. I think it is steel, but it is thin. The fixings, those parts you need to tighten up are either clips, which would be very difficult to break, they are either on or off, and the head for holding the Ipad and the feet. Both the head connection is locked using a plastic fixing tightened using a threaded screw with a knob on it. If you buy one of these only tighten these screws sufficiently for the head to be held in place and the feet to be held in place. That is actually not very tight to achieve both. If you remember that it will last for years. If you forget that and keep tightening it up because "you can, and it feels too loose" you will break it quite quickly. In use I have kept the head part which has a ball on the back of it which attaches to the top of the stand intact. I have not separated the ball from the back of the part which holds the ipad. I noted that some people have been doing that and it has ultimately broken some tabs eventually making it unusable.So my advice is note how it comes partly assembled when it is delivered. Do not attempt to disassemble it further. Just keep the 2 (or three parts if you include the iphone holder) intact, and assemble them together when you need to use it. Be gentle with it, do not over tighten screws on it, just make sure they are tight enough to hold the feet or head in place. If you do that you will not run into any problems. It is good value for money.

Firstly, the best feature of this tripod is the metal feet. Plastic feet can split under the stress of holding a 10" tablet when fully extended height. The second is it can be laid in a flat plain when inserting android. No chance of dropping it. Finally, when adjusting height, it has one turn lock instead of screw which wear after use. Adjust to view rather than goose neck which sounds a bit flimsy for a 10" android ( or more). I'm pleased with everything about this tripod.

Great bit of kit, seems pretty sturdy. Easy to assemble. Doesn't actually seem to do the whole 180° but it does enough for my needs. Only used a couple of times so can't specify about longevity. I would definitely recommend as the stand raised or lowers via clips instead of screw in knobs. Less items to fall out and go wrong.Also has a phone holder that I don't use but could be used separately on a mic stand for instance.

I’d you have an iPad Air like mine, and value the headphone socket whilst using this, pretty much forget it. The angle of the bracket means that it can only be held, either portrait or landscape, covering the headphone socket. If you then take your chances to hold it the other way, which certainly doesn’t sit right, it covers the power button and could turn it off. Quite frustrating, but a very good design otherwise.

Use for watching my iPad whilst on a treadmill. Holds it secure and in my eye line. Very sturdy.

Thought this would be light weight, but it is quite heavy. The ball on the mounting is difficult to assemble - which needs to be done every time it is opened for use. It will not fit in the cloth case suupplied with the head attached, does not rotate very well. All in all a poor manufacture and poor choice.