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MCHOSE Gooseneck Tablet Holder with Page Turner Remote
A flexible gooseneck stand holds tablets and phones up to 11 inches while a clip-on remote turns pages on Kindle, Kobo and app readers without touching the screen
- TypeTablet Stands
- Hands-free page turning via clip-on remote
- Flexible gooseneck adjusts to any reading angle
- Clamp fits devices 4.5 to 7.2 inches wide
- Works with Kindle, Kobo and capacitive touchscreen eReaders
- Supports phones and tablets up to 11 inches
Gooseneck tablet holder with page-turner remote
A flexible gooseneck arm holds tablets and phones for hands-free reading in bed or at a desk. The clip expands from 4.5 to 7.2 inches to fit devices up to 11 inches such as iPad Air models and iPad mini 7.9 inch versions. A dedicated remote clips to the screen and turns pages on Kindle e-readers without Bluetooth or Wi-Fi pairing. It also works with Kobo devices and the Kindle app on iOS or Android tablets.
Thermals noise and power draw
The holder is a passive mechanical arm with no motor, fan or battery so it produces zero noise and draws no power. The remote uses a small replaceable cell that lasts for months of casual reading. No heat is generated during use.
Remote and clip adjust the experience
The page-turner remote removes the need to tap a cold screen while tucked under blankets, helpful for readers with limited mobility. The bendable gooseneck lets you set any viewing angle without tools. The spring-loaded clip grips phones and tablets securely from 4.5 to 7.2 inches wide. No software installation is required; the remote works instantly with compatible Kindle models including Paperwhite Oasis Scribe and 10th or 11th generation units.
Highlights
- Hands-free page turning via clip-on remote
- Flexible gooseneck adjusts to any reading angle
- Clamp fits devices 4.5 to 7.2 inches wide
- Works with Kindle, Kobo and capacitive touchscreen eReaders
- Supports phones and tablets up to 11 inches
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the gooseneck arm and where do people slip up?
Bend the flexible arm to the angle you want, then clamp the base to a desk or bedside surface up to 4.5 cm thick; the common mistake is tightening the clamp before positioning the arm, which makes fine adjustment difficult.
What part will need replacement first with daily use?
The page-turner remote runs on a coin cell battery that will eventually need swapping; the gooseneck metal spine and clamp mechanism have no consumable parts.
What is the first limitation I will hit during a long reading session?
The clip opens from 4.5 to 7.2 inches, so tablets wider than 7.2 inches — such as an 11 inch iPad Pro — cannot be held securely.
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