OMOTON Adjustable Multi Angle Aluminum Convenient Reviews Summary

Sturdiness and Stability

Pros:

• "Works awesome for my iPad Pro 12.9. Even with the size of the iPad I feel it’s sturdy and don’t worry."
• "The sticky grip base is super strong!!!"
• "It holds my iPad so well even with my huge otter box case."
• "The hinge is SUPER strong and holds the angle I adjust it to without feeling like it's going to slide down and drop the iPad."
• "Sturdy aluminum, capable of steadily bearing an iPad Pro or anything smaller."
• "It feels like something you’d get straight from Apple. Very solid build, smooth finishes, heavy weight."
• "It’s totally secure, and has rubber stops on its 4 base corners so it doesn’t slide unless I want it to."

Cons:

• "But in portrait orientation it wobbles when you type or otherwise touch the screen."
• "The only problem is there is a bit of movement when the iPad is in the vertical mode and I touch the screen."
• "Unfortunately, this isn't large enough/stable enough for the large iPad Pro."
• "The stand would wobble backward on my desk simply due to the oversize of my device."
• "The base is not as sturdy with the four little pads on the bottom."
• "They wobble too much whenever you touch the iPad."
• "The pro 12.9 is too heavy for this making it too easy to fall over."

Design and Size

Pros:

• "It's so sleek and pretty."
• "It’s perfect for IPad viewing over the table or even on the couch. It has a clean look and viewing angle is adjustable."
• "It's compact, so I think I would be able to take this around with me easily."
• "For the price it is a very sturdy little stand that 100% serves the intended purpose!"
• "It's made to look like an iMac stand once your iPad is on it."
• "It's beautiful in that simple way that Apple products are-even though it is not made by Apple."
• "It's perfect for iPads and tablets."

Cons:

• "I thought it was gonna be tablet-sized but it was closer to phone-size, but it turns out I like it even better that way because I can put it away in the kitchen drawer."
• "It is, though, a bit smaller in size than I expected."
• "The stand was a little smaller than I expected, but that doesn't affect it's functionality with an iPad Air. Probably not large enough for an iPad Pro."
• "This is pretty small and not very sturdy. Will hold a normal iPad, but be careful if you slightly bump it as it will tip over."
• "It's smaller than I expected, but I didn't pay a lot of attention to the specs."
• "The stand is a lot smaller than illustrated."
• "It is smaller than I thought it would be, but my wife likes the smaller footprint on the kitchen counter."

Adjustability and Convenience

Pros:

• "The tilt is firm but I would not want it any other way."
• "I like that you can flip the stand around and use the base as a hook -- I hook it over the side of a pillow in bed, and the holder part is still adjustable to 'just right'."
• "It is compact yet sturdy, takes up limited and fits well on my laptop desk where I am able to use a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse."
• "The part holding the screen can tilt at various angles too."
• "I love that you can adjust the angle better than a tablet folio or cover."
• "It is plenty sturdy and the tilt adjustment is nice and tight so it doesn't slip once I get it where I want it."
• "The pad holder can be adjusted to multiple angles and is very stable."

Cons:

• "My only complaint is that the adjustment is not tight enough for my tablet."
• "Definitely not a strong supporting item like the magic keyboard."
• "My only critique would be to make the base and inch or two wider for more stability but it’s a great buy!"
• "I think with the weight of the 12.9 inch tablet the base could use a bit more weight to the bottom as it can wobble a little if too much pressure is put onto the screen, risking tilt."
• "The only issue I have is that the stand does not fold. So trying to put it in my laptop bag or even purse doesn't work it's too bulky."
• "If titled back greater than around 45° with the iPad Pro in a portrait position it will tip over."
• "It's all one piece, so it's plenty sturdy, but I wouldn't use it for drawing on."