iofeiwak Aluminum Alloy Stand for Apple Vision Pro, Battery and Cable, Lightweight ABS Top Holder with Silicone Anti Slip Base - Silvery

Actually looks decent, usually run the risk of these things looking cheap, but glad I got it.

PresentationThe iofeiwak Aluminum Alloy Stand for Apple Vision Pro was supplied in a plain cardboard box with a lever open top, inside of which was a plastic tray containing the parts needed to assemble the stand.First ImpressionsThe stand is not all aluminium, but a combination of aluminium for the base and support column/pillar, and ABS plastic for the for the actual holder at the top and the cable storage hooks. Assembly is simple as the the top piece is wound onto the pillar until tight, then the pillar has a thread in which a small screw with a hexagonal head is fitted under the base then tightened with the key provided once the top is aligned with the base as needed. The final step is to clip on the cable storage hook assembly and it is ready to go.Day To Day UseThe stand when assembled looks impressive – though I will say I would have liked the top piece to be aluminium too to give it that full metal look, the top gives quite a good impression of metal but is never fully convincing. The base is nice and heavy and keeps the whole stand stable for the Vision Pro and the battery makes the whole thing look sleek and seamless whilst being rock solidly planted. The cable management could be better but does a credible job of tucking things away and stopping it looking disorganised.Summing UpA well made and well designed stand that provides a solid platform for the Vision Pro, not too much to quibble about, though I know from experience that I have had to make sure I have it the correct way around so it does not slide off. The stand is a little expensive given that is is not of an all metal construction.

I was looking for a way to clean up the look of my entertainment center, and this iofeiwak stand seemed like a good solution. It's definitely stylish. The aluminum alloy gives it a premium feel, and it looks much better than just having my Apple Vision sitting directly on the surface.Setting it up was a breeze – just a couple of screws to tighten, and it was ready to go. It feels very sturdy and holds the Apple Vision securely in place. The silicone base keeps it from sliding around, which is a nice touch.However, I did wish it had some built-in cable management features. beyond the little snap on part, which can make things look a bit messy. Also, while the silver color looks great, it might not match everyone's decor.Overall: The iofeiwak stand is a good option if you're looking to elevate the look of your Apple TV setup. It's stylish, sturdy, and easy to assemble. However, the lack of extensive cable management and limited color options might be minor drawbacks for some.

I decided to try this stand for my device, and it’s light and easy to set up. The anti-slip base keeps it stable, and the design is sleek and unobtrusive. It holds the device securely, but I found that it can be a bit unstable with heavier items, especially when the device is being moved. It’s great for light use, but I wouldn’t trust it with heavier devices or for long-term standing. It’s decent for short-term, casual use but could use some improvements in stability for heavier applications.

Be careful this can easily break your device. I set it up and in less than 1 minute the AVP slides and falls on the desk. There is no grip betwenn the support and the deice.

A compound of various materials to form this structure where I thought I would only find alloy with cleverly integrated padding…Except I get this. A design that does well to display the device it was designed for but nothing else. That’s all you need it to do I hear you say but read on and you may see why…First lets start at the base, a metal construct that gives a sense of premium let alone needed weight to support the whole structure but what users may find is that they wont necessarily like the way the metal of the base connects with the metal of the battery despite the bedding’s cut out being the perfect mould, there was no real thought here.More premium looking and feeling metal as we travel up the backbone of this structure but curiously and unexpectedly the (needed) cable tidy system that you clip on to the column is a cheap feeling plastic. A perfect contrast to the materials previously described though it does its best at blending in with a complimentary hue.Then we come at last to perhaps my greatest disappointment. The “centre stage” where the Vision Pro will sit, a plastic mould, not a more premium material with requisite padding. I guess the material in itself is more harmonious in it’s sheerness. But thats not my biggest disappointment. It was only when my Vision Pro slid from this design and made the “perilous” drop to my desk that I realised that the top mould had no safeguards against this. It purely relies on the force of gravity to affirm the Vision Pro in it’s place.I use this product surreptitiously now but if I could spend my money all over again it would be on something else… maybe you should too…

I always place my Vision Pro on this stand after a session. I really like how it looks on a clear table. A nice design. It can also, with care, store the headset with an Annapro 2 head strap.

The built quality is good. Sturdy and robust so seems durable to last longer. It has modern appearance and looks decent. A practical solution for vision pro.Arrived well-packaged.The price is slightly expensive in my opinion.