UGREEN iPad Tablet Desk Stand with 360° Swivel, Foldable Travel Holder (up to 13")
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Product description
If you often use your tablet or phone at a desk, you’ll know the usual problem: you end up hunching, readjusting, or physically moving the screen angle every time someone needs to see something. The UGREEN iPad tablet desk stand is built around a 360° rotating base and dual-axis arms, so you can point your screen where it matters—whether that’s for a work call, a quick presentation, or filming hands-free.
It’s also one of those “small but practical” desk accessories. The stand is foldable, so it’s easier to take with you than bulkier solutions, and it’s designed to keep the device at a more comfortable viewing height. Still, it’s worth being honest: this is a desk stand and travel holder, not a ceiling rig or a fully specialised studio mount.
What to know before you buy
This stand is aimed at people who want flexible positioning without fiddling too much. The headline feature is a 360-degree rotating base, letting you swivel the tablet or phone to different angles for sharing with colleagues, adjusting for video calls, or setting up a vlogging-style shot in a workshop.
On top of that, the arms are described as dual-axis, and the stand raises the device towards eye level. In everyday terms, that’s the difference between a screen that feels like it’s “looking up at you” versus one that forces you to crane your neck. For long sessions—notes, drawing, meetings—it can genuinely change how your body feels.
There’s also a practical consideration for most buyers: the stand is described as easy to use out of the box, with no installation required. It also mentions reserving space for convenient charging, which matters if you don’t want to constantly unplug while recording or video calling.
Key features that affect real use
The design choices here are aimed at stability and angle control.
- The base uses a robust aluminium alloy construction, and it’s stated to carry up to 1000g without wobble. That’s an important “day-to-day” spec because flimsy stands can shake when you touch the screen or nudge the device.
- Rubber pads are included both on the bottom of the base and where the iPad/iPhone sits. That should help reduce slipping, especially if the surface you work on isn’t perfectly grippy.
- Folding is a big part of the pitch. The stand can fold flat, making it easier to store in a travel case or laptop bag.
The stand can be used in portrait or landscape orientation. That’s useful because you can switch between reading and more layout-heavy tasks, without blocking access to ports, based on the description provided.
A small but relevant limitation: the stand is primarily intended as a desk/travel holder. If you’re looking for heavy-duty height adjustment, multi-lock ergonomic systems, or very fine tilt tuning like you’d expect from higher-end studio mounts, you may find it a bit more straightforward than you want.
Tech specs
- Name: UGREEN iPad Tablet Stand Desk Swivel Rotating Adjustable Foldable Travel Holder
- Type: Desk tablet/phone swivel stand (foldable)
- Material: Aluminium alloy (rubber pads for grip)
- Rotation: 360-degree rotating base
- Weight capacity: up to 1000g
- Compatibility range (as stated): devices up to 13" including iPad models, iPhone 16 series (incl. Pro Max variants), Galaxy S25 Ultra/S24/S23, and a range of Surface/portable monitor/e-book/drawing tablet use cases
- Use orientations: vertical (portrait) and horizontal (landscape)
The essential fit and compatibility notes
UGREEN states wide fit for devices up to 13". The list includes many iPads and phones, plus portable monitor and some drawing tablet style use cases.
It makes sense if you’re switching between devices in the same household or office—say iPad in landscape for a meeting, then a phone in portrait for quick messaging.
However, you’ll want to double-check the specific device you plan to use, especially if you’re aiming to fit a portable monitor or a less typical tablet/drawing setup. The wording is broad, but physical fit can still depend on the exact thickness and how the device sits in the cradle.
It might not suit you if you’re using a very bulky protective case or accessories that interfere with how the stand positions the device. The description does mention not needing to take off protective cases, but that won’t be universal for every case design.
Where it shines (and where it may fall short)
Where this stand does well is in flexible viewing angles and comfort-friendly positioning.
For example, during a desk video call you can swivel the tablet/phone so the camera faces the right direction while keeping the screen at a more natural height—no constant lowering or raising of your head. In a workshop, it’s the sort of setup that lets you film products or your process without balancing the device on random objects.
It’s also a decent choice if you commute with your tablet. Folding flat and carrying in a laptop bag is the kind of “quiet convenience” that adds up.
Where it may not be the best match is if you want serious height/arm extension beyond desk-level positioning. The focus is on swivel/dual-axis arms and portability, not on huge range-of-motion adjustments.
Buying verdict
It’s a solid pick if you want a foldable desk stand that swivels smoothly and keeps your tablet or phone at a more comfortable viewing height for daily work—especially video calls, sharing screens with others, or creative tasks like drawing and vlogging.
You may want to skip it if your priority is very specific, ultra-fine custom positioning (beyond what a desk swivel stand is typically designed for), or if your device setup includes bulky add-ons that could affect how well it sits in the cradle.
Worth considering if you’ve been using a basic fixed-angle stand and you’re tired of turning yourself instead of just rotating the device.
Mini FAQ
Is it suitable for video calls and filming?
Based on the description, yes—because the stand raises the device towards eye level and has space for convenient charging. The 360° swivel also helps you reposition for framing.
Does it fold flat for travel?
Yes. It’s described as foldable and able to fold flat, making it easier to store in a travel case or laptop bag.
Will it block charging ports?
The description says it reserves a hole for convenient charging and allows portrait/landscape use without blocking charging port and audio port, so it’s designed to keep everyday access easier.
How stable is it?
It’s stated to support up to 1000g without wobble, with rubber pads added to improve stability and reduce slipping.
Will it work with protective cases?
The description says you don’t need to take off protective cases, but if your case is unusually thick or interferes with fit, you may need to check compatibility for your specific model.