Rupoku Gooseneck Tablet Holder for 4–10.5" devices

This flexible gooseneck holder keeps a tablet or phone steady while you lie back or stand by the desk, letting you watch, video-call or follow recipes hands-free. Designed for devices between 4.0 and 10.5 inches, it brings adjustable viewing with a long, reinforced arm and a 360 degree rotating clamp to find the most comfortable angle.

Key Points

The clamp fits phones, small tablets and handheld consoles, and accepts cases up to 15 mm thick without losing grip. The gooseneck arm measures 80 cm and is filled with a magnalium alloy that increases stiffness and resists sagging, according to the manufacturer. It includes rubber anti-slip pads on the clamp and base to protect surfaces and stop devices from sliding out during use. 📱

Rotation of the holder head allows you to switch between portrait and landscape views easily, which helps when switching from a video call to a movie. The reinforced base opens to 2.75 inches so it can attach to headboards, desks, bedside tables or other surfaces up to that thickness. 🛏️

Consider that very heavy professional tablets or large cases might make the arm sag more than with lighter consumer devices, so bending into tight S shapes or loops for added support is a practical trick the manufacturer suggests.

Technical Specifications

• Name: Rupoku Gooseneck Tablet Holder Phone Stand
• Compatible device size: 4.0–10.5 inches
• Arm length: 80 cm
• Clamp opening: up to 2.75 inches
• Rotation: 360 degrees
• Material: magnalium alloy arm and rubber anti-slip pads

Usage Recommendations

Place the clamp on a stable edge and test the balance with the device before settling into a relaxed position. For heavier tablets, form the gooseneck into a wider S or circular loop to increase rigidity and reduce drift over time. The rotating clip can be positioned for hands-free video calls, watching films in landscape mode or reading recipes while cooking. 🎬

Avoid mounting on very thin or fragile surfaces that could be damaged by the clamp pressure. Also bear in mind that prolonged extreme bends will slowly change the arm posture, so occasional readjustment may be necessary to keep the device level.