The concept of a smartphone or tablet stand is no longer new and there are hundreds of models on the market. Standeazy, however, has been designed to not only be practical when in action, transforming phones, mini-tablets and e-readers into hands-free devices, it is credit card sized and thus super slim, light weight and easy to carry anywhere in your wallet. The patented mechanism currently comes in three different colours and two materials. Designed and manufactured in the UK, you can choose from the polymer version which holds smartphones and e-readers such as the kindle in portrait and landscape mode, or the metal version (Standeazy Ultra) which also holds mini-tablets. Whilst we dont think we need to explain any more why someone would ever want to stand up their hand-held device, it is surprising how many different uses there are we had photos sent from a customer whos toddler uses the stand for their role playing (holding the doctors chart), someone converts their iPhone into a metronome for learning guitar playing and delighted mums report they finally found a simple and easy-to-transport solution to keep their phones out of kids hands when letting them watch something on the go We found that people use the stands out and about just as much as in the house and some have a dedicated bathroom or kitchen stand. Whats especially useful are the different angles for taking pictures with the front or rear cameras by using the notches and turning the phone around.
The concept of a smartphone or tablet stand is no longer new and there are hundreds of models on the market. Standeazy, however, has been designed to not only be practical when in action, transforming phones, mini-tablets and e-readers into hands-free devices, it is credit card sized and thus super slim, light weight and easy to carry anywhere in your wallet. The patented mechanism currently comes in three different colours and two materials. Designed and manufactured in the UK, you can choose from the polymer version which holds smartphones and e-readers such as the kindle in portrait and landscape mode, or the metal version (Standeazy Ultra) which also holds mini-tablets. Whilst we dont think we need to explain any more why someone would ever want to stand up their hand-held device, it is surprising how many different uses there are we had photos sent from a customer whos toddler uses the stand for their role playing (holding the doctors chart), someone converts their iPhone into a metronome for learning guitar playing and delighted mums report they finally found a simple and easy-to-transport solution to keep their phones out of kids hands when letting them watch something on the go We found that people use the stands out and about just as much as in the house and some have a dedicated bathroom or kitchen stand. Whats especially useful are the different angles for taking pictures with the front or rear cameras by using the notches and turning the phone around.