The Versa Stand: A Universal Tablet Stand Review

If you rely on your tablet for optimal utilization of your desktop setup, this product is perfect for social interaction and provides additional screen real estate that complements productivity for office or home use. Arotech has just released their universal tablet stand, which is made to be flexible with mounting as designed by them. The bracket itself can be attached to complimenting monitor arms and is not limited to being a standalone product. This 2-piece stand will set you back $30, which is roughly in the ballpark of how much your tablet cases cost.

Investing in quality stands doesn't sound unreasonable, especially when compared to competing tablet stands. The Versa stand seems to stand out for many reasons. The base station is fully aluminum, like with all of Arotech's products. Everything feels solid from the three articulating joints to the swo feet and to the secure port. Although not made entirely portable, the stand falls all the way in, and included is a carry pouch for scratch-free transportation.

The mounting bracket itself is plastic with an aluminum secure mechanism and also has a built-in magnet. There is a large rubber pad in the center and two clamping edges that are also rubberized for secure hold of the device. The name Universal is indicative of the size this will support, as any tablet with a minimum of 6 inches and maximum of 8 inches in width is supported by the Versa stand. This covers a wide spectrum of devices, including Samsung offerings, Nexus line, and all Apple iPads.

To mount the tablet, you press the side button to release the extended bracket, adjust the size, and then tightly press both sides before squeezing the release mechanism on the stand under the magnetic backing of the bracket. You're basically good to go with very simple and intuitive setup. There's also a large cable out at the bottom of the bracket for routing your power cables, which is very thoughtful.

The flexibility of maneuver is quite versatile. We first have full 360° rotation plus any adjustment on the three articulating joints for reading mode, typing mode, and aligning it with your computer screen mode. The only thing I think is missing is the ability to lock the rotation as it's not very resistive. Other than that, our Nexus 7 was just a treat to work with in this orientation.

We can also adjust the width of the feet depending on how much space we have on our desk without sacrificing the stability of the entire system. Although I would love to see the tablet bracket get smaller perhaps in future iterations as one of the ends is definitely not low profile and is actually quite bulky. But overall, I'm happy to say this is one damn good value tablet stand.

If you constantly use your tablets for social interaction and media, you should consider getting one of these for your space. Let us know in the comments below what you think, and make sure to check out our other reviews of Arotech monitor arms if you're interested. As always, thanks for watching, and we'll see you in the next one.

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station is fully aluminum like with all of agr's products Everything feels solid from the three articul joints to the swo feet and to the secure Port while not made entirely portable the stand Falls all the way in and included is a carry pouch for scratch-free transportation the mounting bracket itself is plastic with an aluminum secure mechanism and also a built-in magnet there is a large rubber pad in the center and two clamping edges that are also rubberized for secure hold of the device so the name Universal is indicative of the size this will support as any tablet with minimum of 6 in and maximum of 8 in in width is supported by the Versa stand and this covers a whole wide spectrum of devices everything from your Samsung offerings to the Nexus line and all the Apple iPads and to mount the tablet you press the side button to release the extended bracket adjust the size and tightly press both sides squeeze the release mechanism on the stand unline the magnetic backing of the bracket and you're basically good to go very simple and intuitive there's also a large cat out at the bottom of the bracket for routing your power cables that is very thoughtful and now comes the best part the flexibility of maneuver is quite versatile we first have the full 360° rotation plus any adjustment on the three articulating joints for your reading mode typing mode and align it with your computer screen mode the only thing I think is missing is the ability to lock the rotation as it's not very resistive but other than that our Nexus 7 was just a treat to work with in this orientation plus you can adjust the width of the feet depending on how much space you have on your desk without sacrificing the stability of the entire system also I would love to see the tablet bracket gets smaller perhaps in future iterations as one of the ends is definitely not low profile and is actually quite bulky but I do have to say the universal versus stand is truly impressive and it really shows otch is serious with delivering the best on the market with solid build quality light and non-intrusive form outstanding flexibility for articulation and variable Tablet support the Incorporated C out for cable routing for charging is very useful and also incredible value for just $30 that I think is a no-brainer for those relying on tablets for additional productivity at home or office now if there's one thing I would love to see changed is to minimize the form of the bracket itself to be as minimal as possible especially at the ends there that tends to stick out but overall I'm happy to say this is one damn good value tablet stand and for those who constantly use their tablets for social interaction and media would you actually consider getting one of these for your space let us know in the comments below we'd love to hear what you think and make sure to check out our other reviews of agch monitor arms if you're interested as always thanks for watching and we'll see you in the next onethis video was brought to you by NC great technology selection and service hello everyone this is Dimitri with haruku and today we're going to take a look at a potentially useful item if you rely on your tablet for optimal utilization of your desktop setup tablets are perfect for social interaction and provide that additional screen real estate that might complement your productivity for office or for home and arotech got just the product this is their universal tablet versus stand and like with all their products this is made to be flexible with mounting as by Design the bracket itself can be attached to complimenting monitor arms and is not just limited to this stand alone this 2piece stand will set you back $30 that is roughly in the ballpark how much your tablet cases will cost so investing in quality stand doesn't sound unreasonable and also comparing this to competing tablet stands the Versa stand seems to stand out for many reasons the base station is fully aluminum like with all of agr's products Everything feels solid from the three articul joints to the swo feet and to the secure Port while not made entirely portable the stand Falls all the way in and included is a carry pouch for scratch-free transportation the mounting bracket itself is plastic with an aluminum secure mechanism and also a built-in magnet there is a large rubber pad in the center and two clamping edges that are also rubberized for secure hold of the device so the name Universal is indicative of the size this will support as any tablet with minimum of 6 in and maximum of 8 in in width is supported by the Versa stand and this covers a whole wide spectrum of devices everything from your Samsung offerings to the Nexus line and all the Apple iPads and to mount the tablet you press the side button to release the extended bracket adjust the size and tightly press both sides squeeze the release mechanism on the stand unline the magnetic backing of the bracket and you're basically good to go very simple and intuitive there's also a large cat out at the bottom of the bracket for routing your power cables that is very thoughtful and now comes the best part the flexibility of maneuver is quite versatile we first have the full 360° rotation plus any adjustment on the three articulating joints for your reading mode typing mode and align it with your computer screen mode the only thing I think is missing is the ability to lock the rotation as it's not very resistive but other than that our Nexus 7 was just a treat to work with in this orientation plus you can adjust the width of the feet depending on how much space you have on your desk without sacrificing the stability of the entire system also I would love to see the tablet bracket gets smaller perhaps in future iterations as one of the ends is definitely not low profile and is actually quite bulky but I do have to say the universal versus stand is truly impressive and it really shows otch is serious with delivering the best on the market with solid build quality light and non-intrusive form outstanding flexibility for articulation and variable Tablet support the Incorporated C out for cable routing for charging is very useful and also incredible value for just $30 that I think is a no-brainer for those relying on tablets for additional productivity at home or office now if there's one thing I would love to see changed is to minimize the form of the bracket itself to be as minimal as possible especially at the ends there that tends to stick out but overall I'm happy to say this is one damn good value tablet stand and for those who constantly use their tablets for social interaction and media would you actually consider getting one of these for your space let us know in the comments below we'd love to hear what you think and make sure to check out our other reviews of agch monitor arms if you're interested as always thanks for watching and we'll see you in the next one\n"