Is this stand sturdy enough to handle frequent on screen pressing? Does it wobble? Is it likely to tip over or alter tilt angle if pressed on? Thanks
332400
Have used this stand for several years, never a problems with the adjustment, very solid yet very easy to adjust. iPad 1 and I pad 2.Nice product,
332401
This stand is extremely sturdy but you do need to make it a point to tighten the actual arm that holds the iPad/tablet because it does move. Unfortunately it doesn't pack well since it is a fixed stand but if you're going to set it someplace on display and leave it then it's perfect.
332402
The stand is quite sturdy and solid. Very steady, no wobbles or problems with use at any angle in my experience using it. I had been looking for iPad stands for some time before seeing this featured in one of those inflight magazines a few years back. I purchased this one and have been extremely pleased with the quality and functionality. Hope this helps.
332403
It is very sturdy. I have it holding my first generation iPad next to my computer monitor on my desk and it is as stable as a rock. I have never had it tip or alter the tilt angle. The tension for the tilt angle is adjustable so you can really lock it down.
1441683
On a level surface, the stand is very stable. It has been used on a sandy semi-level surface to adjust the derailleurs and I experienced very little wobbling.
585748
Hi Mike, i have these OnStage SMS6000 Adjustable Studio Monitor Stand (Pair) they are very stable and solid.
573456
The stand is very stable. I mostly use it to turn my Ipad into a music stand while playing guitar, but I don't have any issues typing while on the stand or going back and forth between tabs.
1234183
I bought two of these and I had a little difficulty with the stand and it was wobbly with the first one but I was able to push the stand into the bottom of the TV and then tighten the screws. It is a tight fit but when I tightened the screws, it slid together. The stands on both my TVs are good now. No wobbling. I hope that helps.
737623
Down should be fine. Mine would never stay tilted up, the weight of the screen pulled it down. Then it broke b
41545
This is a Very Solid Stand. I have a 15.6 Laptop and zero issues. I used the clamps and clamped it to the back of my desk. As long as you follow the assembly instructions you should be fine. I can type of mine with no wobble at all. I have a rolling stand that is not nearly as sturdy. this unit is ALL metal...you will not be disapointed :)
2070641
It was sturdy unless you push down very hard and the tilt won't hold. Used for 8 weeks after surgery and never had problem.
572450
It's pretty sturdy and stable. I bought it for my daughter's Venue 11 which has a bit of a weight to it and it holds up very well. You will need to put some strength to it for the stand to "level" :)
2184379
I find that the stand is adequate to support the TV. At first I was a little apprehensive as it seems rickety, but as long as you secure the base strongly by making sure the screws are fully screwed in it is fine.
324835
I've had mine for about 3 months now and I haven't seen any wobble even when I'm typing a little harder than normal (frustration does that to you). I tend to lean on my mouse hand a little and haven't noticed any issues. The fold out wing doesn't sag and the table itself doesn't get off balance even when I lean a little hard on the mouse side with no weight on the other side for counter balance. It's very sturdy.
1231958
The stand was sufficient for me. Obviously, if you push it, it will fall over, but otherwise it's stable.
359596
It is definitely sturdy enough to hold your 65" LCD, however it will "overhang" a bit on each side (if you balance measure the tv on the stand). This not a bad thing (we have tv's that overlap on each side with no problem-look great and balanced)-just be careful of people/ children bumping into it.
2018542
While the stand may look weak, I haven't had any problem with it so far (6 weeks). If you need to move/slide it, have someone help you as the unit is bulky.
116657
The stand is sturdy. However, the key board only sits on the stand, it is not secured. It's all pretty heavy, though. I did knock the keyboard off once, only because I was trying to adjust the stand height while with the keyboard on it. I don't suggest that. If you need to move it or adjust it you have to take the keyboard off first. A lot of commotion, out of control kids and/or dogs could knock it over.
1847484
it seems pretty solid. We use it as a media stand for a 64" Sony TV and it supports it well. Check the piece carefully when it arrives, if you order it. Ours was damaged in shipping. We were reimbursed and kept the piece because we have it inside a niche and damaged corner didn't show.
2184376
The stand is quite stable. I was a little uncertain at first when my TV arrived. My first plans was to mount it on a sizeable stand. I had gotten the measurement and weight in advance prior to the TV arriving to my door. Once you mount it on your stand and you're still not convinced. Amazon carries a TV stabilizer for TV's on stands call Kidco-Anti-Tip-Tv-Strap-Pack. Enjoy your TV Eugene!