#Xstand just mobile full#

You would think this thing packs on a whole lot of weight, but the fact really is that it's lighter than an iPhone 4. No matter the angle you adjust the rear arm in, you'll be able to fully interact with your iPad without it tilting or moving around. And let me tell you this, every single angle you throw at this stand is as solid as a brick. Your wrists will start to hurt if you plan to use the Encore stand strictly for typing on your iPad.Īside from looking ridiculously good on a desk, the Encore stand just works. The problem that I found with the lowest angle that is meant for typing was that it is still too steep for your hands to comfortably be positioned on top of your iPad's touch screen.

The adjustable rear arm can be angled anywhere between a 90 degree angle to a 40 degree angle that is suitable for typing. The Encore's most notable feature is its adjustable, hinged arm that allows you to position your iPad in both landscape and portrait orientations in different angles. The Encore's flexibility with different sizes is a great start so far. I don't like stands that require you to take off your case in order to use them. One of the many great benefits the Encore has to offer is its compatibility with both the iPad and iPad 2, which can be used with most cases.

#Xstand just mobile full#

We'll find how just how well the Encore performs as an adjustable stand for the iPad and iPad 2 in the full review right after the cut! I haven't had much experience with adjustable stands so this is a much welcomed feature to have the ability to adjust your viewing angle.

The Encore boasts a circular base made out of solid aluminum with a hinged arm that is angle adjustable. This time we're taking a look at Just Mobile's Encore stand for the iPad and iPad 2. Some made from typical plastic materials while others use more expensive metals. We've seen and reviewed a boat load of stands for the iPad and iPad 2.