Twelve South HoverBar Duo (2nd Gen) for iPad/iPad Pro/Tablets | Adjustable Arm with New Quick-Release Weighted Base and Surface Clamp Attachments for Mounting iPad (Black)

Its is a life changing and amazing product! Its adjustable in many ways e.g bringing it up to your eye level or turning it aound.

Been using this with my iPad M4 and it holds great. Sturdy and easy to use.

Good quality

Sehr standhaft, das iPad hält gut drin und die Gelenke geben nicht so schnell nach also können das Gewicht vom iPad gut halten.👍🏻

I recently picked up the Twelve South HoverBar Duo (2nd Gen), and it has made a big difference in how I use my iPad day-to-day. The combination of the weighted desk base and the option to switch to a shelf clamp gives it a level of flexibility most stands don’t offer. I can raise the iPad up to eye level for FaceTime or Zoom, lower it for reading or drawing, or clamp it to a counter when I’m following a recipe. The whole setup feels premium and well-built. One of the things that stands out is the magnet strength. It’s surprisingly strong and holds the iPad in place without slipping, even when I rotate or tilt it to different angles. It snaps on with a really secure feel, which gives you confidence that the device isn’t going anywhere. The design also looks great on a desk—sleek, clean, and minimal. It blends in nicely with Apple gear instead of looking like a bulky piece of equipment. It’s extremely adjustable, too. You can tilt it, raise it, lower it, and rotate it with ease. It keeps the iPad up off the desk so there’s more room to work, and it pairs nicely next to a laptop or monitor. It works with multiple iPad sizes, so I don’t need separate stands for different devices. There are a few things to keep in mind. It’s definitely more expensive than basic stands, so if you just need something simple, this might feel like more than you need. Switching between the desk base and the clamp takes a bit of time, since it’s not a quick attach system. And if you’re using a heavier iPad and extending the arm out farther, you do need to tighten the joints well to keep it from drooping. As for the weight, the base is heavier than most stands, which ends up being a good thing because it keeps everything sturdy and prevents tipping. But because of that weight, it’s not really a stand you’d want to move around constantly. Overall, it’s a great stand if you want something solid, stable, and highly adjustable. The build quality, magnet strength, and clean design make it feel like a premium accessory, and it’s worth the investment if you regularly use your iPad for work, calls, cooking, or creative tasks.