Nulaxy Twin Folding Cell Cellphone Stand, Absolutely Adjustable Foldable Desktop Cellphone Holder Cradle Dock Appropriate with Cellphone 16 15 14 13 12 11 Professional Xs Xs Max Xr X 8, Nintendo Swap, All Telephones

This little metal phone stand works great
The stand is heavy enough to stay put and lets me place phone landscape or portrait right at eye level near my bed on a stool .The angle is variable and stays where put. The stand folds flat easily and takes up little space.All metal with a little heft to it. The rail that holds the phone (iPhone 14 with Otter cover on it) securely.It is cleverly designed to function just as it should.I am very pleased with it.

This does a great job
I needed a cell phone holder so that I could see the screen easily without having to hold it all the time. This small, metal phone holder does exactly what it is supposed to do. It is sturdy and can be adjusted just about any way possible, and when not in use it folds down to take up very little space. Now I can talk on speaker or read an e-book comfortably with my phone on its handy stand. The price is great, also.

Pleasantly surprised by versatility aboard A350-900
I chose this stand for its compact size and foldable design. It arrived just hours before I was bording a 14-hour flight. I intended to use it to stand on the seat-back tray, which would still be too low for my purpose.I was pleasantly surprised when I was able to fold it in such a way to slot into the seat-back pocket right below the LCD screen aboard the Airbus 350-900. It elevated my iPhone to the height I find comfortable (about 7“ above the tray table surface. It will be my travel companion from now on, especially when I have a lot of writing to do. I pared it with a Logitech Mini MX mechanical keyboard for Mac. It was such a pleasurable experience.Now, the flaw. The stand‘s stamped aluminum had a 1° horizontal slant. It wouldn’t matter when I use it on the plan the way I do, but when I place it on a surface, it‘s rather pronounced when the phone/iPad is placed in the horizontal position. If you have OCD, you may find this annoying. Although the 0.5–1° slant could be within tolerance, I thought I’d point this out.The hinge‘s viscousness is not adjustable and could be a trouble spot after a while, as it could loosen. Again, for how I‘d use it, it wouldn‘t be a problem.I am taking a picture of the stand not on how I position it on the desk (due to actual or perceived perspective distortion), so this is how it looks through the hole on the back of the stand. The slight slant is obvious.