Hanghs Desktop Document Holder/Paper Stand/Clipboard for Sheet Music/Cookbook/Book with 7 Adjustable Positions Black

I bought this stand to hold my large print Bible on my desk for my daily reading. This stand has worked out very well for me. Holds my large print Bible very well. Stand is sturdy, and the book holding prongs work very well when I need to turn the page.

This product was exactly what I needed! Take phone calls all day and jot down notes into a n 8x11 spiral notebook. Then I have to transcribe those handwritten notes into the computer at the end of the day. Now that my eyesight is not so great I find it very useful to be able to stand up those notes up and move them by their closer or further away . This product works perfectly for that. It is sturdy and it is lightweight so just very easy to set up and take down. This holds everything from a single sheet of paper to a full ream without taking up much space on my desk. That being said, for the top of things that I do with my notepad I could really use a narrower stand. But this one would allow me to put two pads on it if I wanted to . There's plenty of height on it and nothing seems to flip over the back side or slide down. The clips are made of the same plastic as the body of the stand and so I thought that they would be cheap or wear out easily. But that is not the case at all. They are the perfect thickness. No matter what I put up there it never slides off or slides out of the clips. It is very easy to take things in and out and whether they are big and thick are quite small. Even with repeated use the clips do not feel loose at all. I particularly like that they stay where you put them. This product is sturdy, lightweight so easy to move about, inexpensive so goodbye, and works well for lots of different sized items. It is durable. And doesn't take up much room. Overall I would say it's an excellent buy.

This is a really nice device.I thought I was getting something semi-cheep that would need to be anchored to the table but this thing is sturdy, the angle is adjustable, little adjustable tabs hold pages (any thickness) open and it easily accommodates any size document--even a large 3-ring binder. And to top it off it collapses to 3/4" thickness and can then be easily sled into a book shelf.

I recently acquired the Hanghs Desktop Document Holder/Paper Stand/Clipboard for my home studio setup, and I am delighted with its performance and functionality. This product has significantly enhanced my workflow, making it a must-have addition to my digital audio workstation (DAW) desk. In this review, I'll discuss its compact and sturdy design, as well as a minor issue I've encountered with the coating.First and foremost, the Hanghs Desktop Document Holder impresses with its compact design. Space is always a premium in any workspace, and this document holder understands that perfectly. It fits seamlessly into my setup without occupying much room. Its compactness does not come at the expense of utility; instead, it offers an efficient solution for organizing and accessing my sheet music, notes, and various documents. The design is sleek and unobtrusive, blending well with the rest of my equipment.The sturdiness of the Hanghs Desktop Document Holder is another standout feature. Made from high-quality materials, it provides a solid and stable platform for holding documents of various sizes. Whether I'm placing sheet music, notes, or even a book on it, the holder remains stable and reliable. This stability is crucial, especially during recording sessions where any unnecessary movement can be distracting. The robust construction ensures that the holder can withstand regular use without showing signs of wear and tear.One of the most important aspects of any document holder is its ability to hold items securely in place, and the Hanghs Desktop Document Holder excels in this regard. The clip mechanism is strong and reliable, ensuring that my documents do not slip or move around. This feature is particularly beneficial when I need to refer to multiple pages during a session. The ease of flipping through pages without having to constantly adjust the holder is a significant time-saver.However, despite its many positives, I have noticed a minor issue with the coating on the Hanghs Desktop Document Holder. The coating seems to smear if your fingers are oily or moist. This can be a bit frustrating, especially if you're handling the holder frequently. While it's not a deal-breaker, it is something to be aware of. I have found that a quick wipe with a cloth can resolve the smudging, but it would be better if the coating were more resistant to this issue.Apart from this minor drawback, the Hanghs Desktop Document Holder has proven to be a great addition to my DAW work desk. It has helped me stay organized and efficient, allowing me to focus more on my music and less on managing my documents. The compact design, sturdy build, and reliable clip mechanism make it an invaluable tool for anyone who needs to keep their workspace tidy and functional.In conclusion, the Hanghs Desktop Document Holder/Paper Stand/Clipboard is a high-quality product that delivers on its promises. Its compact and sturdy design makes it a practical addition to any workspace, and despite the minor issue with the coating, it remains a highly recommended accessory. If you're looking for a reliable document holder to enhance your workflow, the Hanghs Desktop Document Holder is definitely worth considering.

The media could not be loaded. This is a NIV Bible I am using as a demonstration in using this, it seems it will be very helpful so I can just look over at it and have it held up for me to make it easier to read even with small text, my face can be close to see it with my eyes.It keeps you from looking downwards anymore also I like all the levels this can be propped up to and easy to maneuver, I like it for the price too.

This is a good size and is adjustable; useful for holding a watercolor block at a slight incline.

This served its purpose as a temporary fix until a new music rest for my keyboard could be acquired, but it's too small for loose music - a book would be fine, likely, but if you have loose sheets of music, they will fall over. Unfortunarely the item is now outside the return window, but yeah, it has a very limited use for books or single sheets.

I'm a musician and violin teacher. I work on music a lot using my computer and many of my students do lessons online as well. I was always struggling to prop books/music up against my computer and keep them from sliding forward or flopping over. This stand has helped so much, I'm wondering why I didn't think about getting one sooner! It's sturdy, well made, has clips to hold pages flat, and it's very affordable. Well worth the purchase!