Does it work with Kindles? is it good for someone who has very limited use of their hands because of an accident? Adjustable angles?
1039513
It will work with anything that is easier to use propped up. With a kindle, you only need to flip pages. Angles adjust from flat to nearly vertical.Hope this helps, and get better soon!
1039514
Yes it would definitely work for a Kindle or any other tablet or reader. It is very easy to adjust to any preferred angle. I think it is a great design and very versatile. It is comfortable on your lap since it is like a bean bag sort of and conforms to the shape of your lap. I can't magine anything being easier than this to adjust. I also use mine to hold my pattern when crosstitching.
1039515
I have an IPad not sure about Kindles but I am almost sure it would work. Not sure about the angles but it does go up and down in height. It is comfortable especially when sitting.
1039516
It works great with the kindle. Once you have it adjusted it would be fine for someone with limited use of their hands. It has great adjustment angles that work setting up or laying down.
1039517
I would think it would work fine for the smaller Kindles and it adjusts to many angles.
1216954
Yes. Magazines work fine though they may require a little more propping up since they're flimsy. I've had surgery on both hands and continue to have problems and find the Kindle and reading replica editions of the newspaper (NYTimes) online are much easier than handling/holding print. The bookseat is perfect for a Kindle! Good luck!
1139659
Probably, there is a lot of adjustment in the straps. I don't use it. I can never seem to get the right angle for my hand.
1802054
The portable device (i.e., iPad, etc.) simply rests on the pillow. There is a little strip at the base that prevents it from sliding off. As far as whether or not it is good for the kindle, that would be up to your personal preferences. Would it work with a kindle? I would say yes. However, there might be better pillows out there specifically designed for the kindle's size.
317311
It will with an adapter but the kindle will slide out of the ends so you need to
431271
Being two-handed, I cant speak totally to this; but I can say that I use this on my treadmill and at my quilting frame where usually one hand is occupied with doing something else. I am able to successfully turn pages on smaller paperbacks with the one hand, just adjust the bottom holder to whatever tension works best for you. Larger books are impossible to do one handed. Of course, I really often use it with my e-readers most often which is super easy then.
1740703
HN, the legs are strong enough but they need to be balanced so they can hold the weight of your Kindle or whatever it is you're viewing. In other words situate the legs so the weight of the Kindle doesn't cause the stand to fall. The Velcro is for the actual stand holder which holds the Kindle. You need to attach some Velcro to the holder (a couple pieces) and to the back of your Kindle. This works fine. Holds and removes nicely. Stand is worth the price. Also, yes, it works whether on carpet or solid flooring.
1681200
No. This is simply a holder. You can adjust all different angles and it holds either ipad or ipod or kindle very well in positions.
2008505
You could read while using it if you have really good balance. I usually watch a movie or something on TV. You could also hold on with one hand and then hold something light with the other hand like a Kindle or ipad mini.
751587
Yes. It's completely adjustable. Works great. We used it with my grandson's Kindle too.
352759
Short answer - yes.I don't have a kindle but it works fine with my iPad. It works for anything that can be charged via USB. I've noticed it takes longer to charge my iPad 2 than it does for my iPhone 4S, but that's because the iPad needs more "juice."
1264398
It has a fixed slight angle and no moving parts. So your Kindle would be pretty much faced up to the ceiling. I use a Kindle cover that folds into a "A" shape to hold it up- and it will angle your kindle on a surface like this. (I got that inexpensive and matching on Amazon.) So using those 2 things together, you could sit it on your lap without holding it up or anything.
176430
Yes they work niicely with kindle. You can be a little further away from kindle and feel a bit free.
1154256
I have a Kindle Fire HD 8.9" and although I hate the prone position (unless you're sniping, loving or sleeping!), it works fine. the Lap Log can be molded into just about any position. Since you have a 7" Kindle, the regular (1/2") insert might be a better choice for you, rather than the wide (1") insert.
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I do not know for sure. However, I would think it would work very nicely. It is quite adjustable. Since the Kindle fire is a much lighter weight device than a full Ipad it should be ideal. I have figured how to have it function with my regular size Ipad by using the handlebar as a partial support for the Ipad weight. The device is well worth the money. I have been looking for something similar for about 3 years and am very pleased.
2173666
Yes! I just tried it and it fits well. A Kindle with a cover on it may not fit well, but remove the cover and you have a wonderful fit. I also tried it with a Kindle Keyboard (the older Kindle and thicker and it worked as well). This stand is proving itself to be very versatile. I hope this response to your question was helpful. Feel free to ask if you have any other concerns.
1219441
I haven't tried it on a kindle. I've used on phones, iPads,I touch and iPods. It Jax fits I would guess it does.