LEVO Deluxe Tablet Floor Stand Powered to Charge All Best Tablets iPad Mini Pro Galaxy Fire Surface

This product is really made very well. It is stable. No chance of it tipping. Best material. 5 stars all the way.

Over the past couple of years, I’ve purchased two Levo G2 Essential tablet stands, a Levo G2 Deluxe non-powered tablet stand, and most recently the Levo G2 Deluxe powered tablet stand. All the Levo stands I’ve purchased have been well constructed and are still working perfectly.The focus of this review is the Levo G2 Deluxe powered stand. The Deluxe powered stand, like it’s cousin the Deluxe non-powered stand, has the following features we love:* The stand base is extremely sturdy and will not tip. The base is made up of a concrete like block that weighs 20 lbs +.* The stand has wheels which is useful for moving the stand.* The stand height and arms are adjustable and makes viewing your tablet in bed perfect.* Your tablet is held by bungee cords, which makes it easy to insert and remove your tablet from the stand.The main difference between the deluxe powered and the non-powered stand is the power of course. The powered stand has a usb outlet built in to the stand, with a cord going to your wall. The non-powered stand does not have built in power. Sadly, there was a defect in the powered stand I purchased where the power cord was too short and couldn’t connect to the power.I directly contacted the seller and provided a detailed description of the problem, along with a video that showed the problem. Erica from Levo was great and helped resolve my power issue. (P.S. If you ever have a problem with a Levo product, it’s probably better to contact the seller directly instead of through Amazon. Levo knows their product and can probably help you better on the phone).Lemme tell you a bit why I purchased the Levo deluxe floor stand in the first place. I constantly use the iPad in bed to watch my shows. I was constantly getting neck pains (or tech neck as LEVO calls it) from bending my neck down to view my iPad. I tried some iPad pillow I bought on Amazon, but the iPad was still too low. The Levo Essential stand, while great, is too short to use in bed. The best solution, of course, was to get up off my bed and watch my shows on the TV or the computer. But I didn’t want to do that.After scouring on Amazon, I kept seeing the Levo Deluxe (non-powered) floor stand. But at almost $200, I was a bit skeptical of forking out that money. I finally took the plunge a while back and purchased the Levo Deluxe (non-powered). The Levo Deluxe was God-sent. No more tech neck. I can lay in bed and use the iPad at whatever angle I want. I can even comfortably lay flat on bed and have the iPad directly (and securely) above me. The most important thing is I can keep my neck in a neutral position when using the iPad, instead of bending my neck down to view.Who is the Deluxe (powered or non-powered) stand for?If you have a large tablet (like an iPad Pro 12.9).If you regularly use your tablet in bed, and suffer from tech neck.The main downside with either the powered or non-powered Deluxe stand is the cost. At somewhere around $200, either stand is pricey. However, you will immediately notice the quality of the product once you assemble the Deluxe stand. If you’re on the fence, and have the money to fork over, just take the punge and buy either the powered or non-powered Deluxe stand. You’ll be happy you purchased one.

I'm giving this 4 out of 5 stars only because of a couple points below. But to be clear i love the stand (after i had a couple tweaks to it) and even brag about it with my friends.i remodeled my bedroom and lost the space for my wall mounted TV and decided to go over to an 10" Apple Air tablet as a smart (very smart) TV. i keep the stand right between my pillow and my night stand with the base half jammed under my bed. Its working really well but there is a few points that could make it even better for maybe a next generation1. the range of motion on the first "elbow" is surprisingly limited. Not sure why given the other "elbow" seems to have a broader range of motion. I actualy took the thing apart and noticed the plastic piece had the stop in it. I've not done anything about it but 5 minutes with a dremil would fix that. Its probably typcaily not an issue as the base is on wheels but at least in my case the fixed position between the bed and the nightstand means it doesn't have ability to have motion by the wheels.2. Having an embedded charge cord is pretty awesome. However the apple cord is long and bright white and doesn't look great at all. I replaced it with a black charge cord it it is also too long. I'm going to see if i can find today a better cord solution. I still recommend it3. The "clamp" that holds on to the tablet is a reasonable design but they are not updating as the tablets update. The newest apple ipad air as a fairly thin bezel and the clamp overlaps the bezel and covers active screen area. That plus apple without the "button" added a whole bunch of swipes between the center bezel inward that is just not possible. I suspect the easiest answer is you'll need to purchase a case for the tablet that gives extra bezel clearance for their clamp. For me the answer was another 5 minute trip to my shop with the bezel and shaved down the depth of the fingers. It worked fine.Overall i now have a very very expensive smart TV ($500 for the ipad and $200 for the stand) but its perfect. No smart TV remotes, no smart TV extra keyboards, smart as heck, and honestly a web browser 10x better than any of the smart Tv browsers. I am all in and love it

I have owned two Levo Tablet Floor Stands and use them for my family mainly with iPad Pros. The Levo stands as others have stated, are top notch, premium and sturdy and heavy (in a good way) stands. The design is very well thought out and allows a very wide range of motions to adjust to your preferred viewing angle. The powered unit is a great idea and when I needed another stand, I didn't hesitate to get the new powered model from the same maker given my very positive experiences with the two unpowered stands. The powered unit came with a detachable power transformer (similar to a notebook power supply). One end connects to the wall outlet and the other connects to the bottom of the base. The stand column/pole now has a power cord embedded that also connects to the base during installation. The base has another power circuit that takes the 9V output of the wall transformer and conditions to the 5V needed for the USB. Previously owners of the non-powered unit need to note that due the fact that a power cord now threads through the pole, the top elbow has a more limited range of motion in order to prevent endless 360 degree moves that will eventually tie up and damage the power cable. Again, overall, a very solid product that is exactly as you'd expect, the outstanding Tablet Stand of the original with USB power added. In working with the new powered stand, I had an opportunity to work with the company's service department and I am absolutely impressed with the professionalism, the courteous service and customer-first attitude. These qualities are increasingly rare in a online, anonymous world. Needless to say, I highly recommend this product.