SupeDesk Phone Stand with Pillow, Adjustable iPhone Stand with Anti-Slip Stri...

This is exactly what I've been looking for. Currently, I use a stand for my kindle that clips onto a ledge. Unfortunately there isn't always a ledge nearby to clip onto, so I've been hunting a stand that I can just prop up in my lap or beside me in bed when I want to read laying down.This stand holds my kindle perfectly. It does not clamp to the front or sides of the kindle (or phone if that's what you're using it for) but it does have a little ledge and the top of the stand has a little (somewhat) sticky pad. It does not stick in a way that it leaves a residue on your device or that you can't unstick it. Device comes right off stand with no issues at all.There are bigger stands out there that will hold all kinds of things in the hole/center. This center hole is pretty small. It doesn't fit a standard bottle of water. It holds my kindle page turner, and my vape though. So, good enough for me.The fluff around the stand is adorable, and very soft. It seems like it comes off if you need to wash it, but I havent tried that.The stand balances well on a flat surface, with no tipping.It does tip backwards on a soft surface unless you have the stand part straight up or slightly forward. That's a little annoying, as I generally like it slightly tipped backwards. But propping it against your legs or a pillow/wall/headboard/whatever else, solves that *issue* if you want it tipped backwards some.All in all, it's exactly what I was looking for, and serves it purpose well, with style.

I ordered this to use with my cell phone, and I like it better than the "flippy" (that triangular pillow thing that was on made for tv infomercials last year everywhere). This is more appropriate for a smaller device like a phone and it gives me more adjustability in terms of screen positioning.The problem is it's very lightweight and a little prone to toppling over bc of the uneven weight distribution. You definitely couldn't put anything bigger than a cell phone on this.The center is hallowed out, purportedly for glasses, but I don't really think it's a useful storage spot for those - the arm that holds your phone is adjustable and bends over the opening, so there's a good chance you'll break your glasses if you're not careful since they stick out. It's a convenient place to hold little things though. I would have preferred a solid base with a tiny pocket or something - the center doesn't hold anything reasonably useful except for a pack of smokes and a lighter; a can of pop would not fit inside and pens and my stylus constantly fall out. A solid base might have made this sturdier and a pocket would have held things more securely.The arm adjusts into several positions and you can flip the phone into landscape or portrait mode without much effort. If you have it fully extended and try to type on your phone, you will have to hold the arm steady while you do it bc it wobbles.The "puff" center is a concentric fuzzy pink faux fur; my least favorite part about it. As an adult woman in my 40s, i feel a little silly using it - like all I'm missing is one of those pens with the fuzzy pompoms in it a la Elle Woods in Legally Blonde. My dog is convinced it's a giant furry tire, and that I'm keeping him from the greatest squeaky toy in the world, so beware if you're a dog owner.All in all I'm happy with it - I lost the use of my left arm in a car accident awhile back, so this has given me back the ability to read comfortably in bed and still be able to scroll the page since it holds the phone in place. It could definitely use some design work, but if you're looking for something to hold your phone when you're in bed or sitting on the couch, it's a good deal at this price and will get the job done. The center console is hard plastic and easy to clean but the fuzzy part will be more problematic- something to keep in mind if you're getting this for kids; it's likely to get dirty and will be difficult to wash.Would reccomend for anyone who plans on using it for standard sized cell phones; definitely not for tablets.

This was quite small in size and I anticipated this to be bigger. The phone stand does not have a lot of adjustability. and it is wobbly when I just have my phone propped on it.

I was really excited to try this pillow phone stand because. The color is adorable and the fabric feels so soft! This stand is so helpful because it gives my iPad a boost in height, and in conjunction with my adjustable chair it’s perfect and I’m not constantly craning my neck down while doing art or playing video games.For the storage area of the pillow, be aware it’s not wide enough in diameter for a can of soda or bottle of water (a bottle of water would be too tall anyway, and would block the screen since the height of the stand isn't adjustable), but it is useful for smaller things like my Apple Pencil and pencil converter attachments for my iPad A11. It’s also useful for other small items or knickknacks that tend to roll away (hello apple pencil backing you remove for charging!).The only downside I feel is the sticky backing where your phone or tablet rests. The grip is great, but it attracts dirt and grease from your fingers and phone case. Though it is helpful for gripping your phone, the rubber grips where your phone or tablet rest work just fine and I ended up just ripping it off. If you want to take of the sticky backing, it comes off fairly easy and doesn't leave any residue behind.Overall, I really love the look and feel of the stand. It’s cute, soft, and adds luxury to my workspace. Not only does it elevate my work environment, but it's functional too.

The phone and small tablet holder looks very cute with it's fluffy, soft pink pillow. In the center I have a cup to store my wall charger and charging cable in pink to match the pillow. The holder has a sticky gel pad so my phone won't fall off and it includes a replacement for the original sticky pad. It's able to hold my rugged phone that's over 7 inches.