Prop 'n Go Slim - Adjustable Bed Holder & Lap Stand for iPad, iPad mini, Tablets and eReaders with Multi Angle Control (Polka Dots)

Likes: -Small -Light -Comfortable padding on bottom (more of a soft gel) -Holds iPad Air or iphone (pretty much any tablet) -folds up neatly Dislikes: -Not sturdy if you move a lot -Not the best if you lay with bent legs Overall: I think before you purchase this try to see it in person or look at the images. I put two images up under "customer images." The reason I bought this was because I tend to lay on the couch and use my iPad and I literally was just holding it up with my hands causing fatigue and pain. Sometimes I would lay with my legs folded up and just lean it against my legs but that would tend to get annoying too. For me, this was a good choice because I can lay on the couch, bed, or even the floor and be able to view my ipad without holding. Its sturdy enough for me, but I can see what people are talking about. If you move around or someone else is moving around a lot this will probably fall over or your tablet will. So I would caution you to make sure you know what you are purchasing. Besides that, the gel or foam on the bottom is really soft and comfortable. The multiple levels of adjustment is excellent for all types of slouch viewing or sitting up. I kind of wish there was enough design bedsides Poka dots on the bottom, but i can live with it! :)

I love everything about this stand except the price tag. But I am not going to knock any stars off because of that. It is the most versatile, most sturdy, and easiest to balance on your lap or even a single leg like I’m doing right. My dog is sleeping against my other leg 🐶 I just purchased my second one after using the original for four years, seven days a week. One of the bars, to which the prop piece attaches on the base, finally broke. It’s nice to see that the Prop n Go people stuck to the original design. This one is every bit as accomodating as the first. So many companies change the recipe in order to reduce the price or keep it constant. This one may have gone up a few dollars over the last four years but I’m willing to pay for the quality rather than have the company cheapen the product. Thanks Prop n Go for for an excellent product!

OK, this Prop 'n Go looks funky (I think that's why my Bro-In-Law won't use it) but I use mine every single day. I waited 6 months before writing this review so I could truly test it out. It really allows me to use my devices/tablets (Apple, Samsung, MS Surface) with ease while sitting on the couch. I have a keyboard case with my tablet and it sits just fine on the Prop 'n Go. I like the ability to have different viewing angles too. My tablet doesn't move around as I type and the cushioning on the Prop 'n Go is super padded. You can even use it with your phone. It's a worthwhile item to get as every other case (even keyboard cases that have a large base) that I've purchased has never sat on my lap properly to be able to use it without the tablet falling down (or even off of my lap). The Prop 'n Go is a bit pricey but I'm pretty sure it will last for years.

A very comfortable, not too thick, but nicely padded lap desk that appears to be fairly well constructed. I am using this with the new iPad Retina Display and the Kindle Fire Hd 7". The variety of viewing angles should accommodate most any requirement. It has a nice lip on the front to keep your device from slipping off the front. That said, even though there are built in "rubber grippy strips" on the base, I find that the iPad and the Kindle both tend to slide side to side if you move your sitting/laying position in the slightest. I do think this is because the adjustable brace that supports your device is hard, though sturdy, plastic and is not "grippy" by nature. I am going to fix this by adhering a piece of textured rubber drawer liner to the brace. If the manufacturer would increase the size and/or quality of the rubber strips it would probably solve the problem. Still, a nice comfy option, but I won't use it again until I modify it for fear of my iPad sliding off the edge and falling to the floor. I do remove my iPad and Kindle from their protective cases when using this cushion because if I didn't they are just too bulky for my preference.

So far, I really like this stand and its many positions, which allow me to have my iPad vertical, nearly flat for typing, or any angle in between. I’ve had a similar but larger version of this for my full size laptop for years, so I was very happy when I found this smaller size for my iPad. It holds its position without slipping, it’s light and comfortable, and my iPad doesn’t slip from it (that may be helped by the fact that it’s in an Otterbox case that has a rubbery backing. It seems well made, I hope that’s the case. A bit pricey, but I really like the design and totally worth it if it lasts.

***5 year update... I still love it and use it every single day ! *** I have a couple of other iPad stands, and although they are somewhat useful, this one is perfect! This one allows for 12 different height adjustments. You can always have your iPad, or similar device, at the perfect viewing angle. The bottom is a soft cushion, with pretty material. I hadn't found anything I don't like about this product. And it's plenty wide enough for my iPad in the landscape (and portrait ) mode, so not sure what that complaint is all about. It's almost the exact width of my iPad Air, at its widest side (landscape). I’m totally thrilled to have found this one. The others will collect dust now. LOL. Oh and.... It has a good size lip to keep your device from sliding off, and rubber gripper strips to keep your device secure. Also, the "upright adjustable part" will lie flat when not in use, so it isn't an inconvenient shape for storage. PS: for those that say they wish it was wider for their lap, or thicker to be up higher, do what I do, ...set it on a foam pillow in your lap. . Works like a champ.

I think my only complaint is that its hard to touch the "home" button on an iPad if you need to, but of course that can be fixed by just flipping the iPad around to where the home button is on top. Works on various devices, is slim and lightweight, the gel cushion feels nice, and the print is bright and colorful! Works for portrait or landscape mode, easy to adjust height if you go from one sitting position to another (but isnt flimsy so wont just adjust itself or slide out of tilted position), easier to type using it than other cheaper stands I've tried, and definitely props screen up better than a throw pillow! I was reluctant to spend $35 on another accessory sight-unseen, but so far it's definitely worth the money!

Nice item, but wish it was a little wider to sit on your legs better. The multiple prop positions are great, and the gripper strips help hold the tablet in place. There are no edges to prevent your tablet from sliding off though. It think a wider base would be nice. You have to sit with your legs together pretty close...if the base was wider it would work better. Maybe some type of expandable bottom. I would think larger folks wouldn't like it for that reason. I'll use it, but it's not as functional as I had hoped.