Thread: Reading in Bed - the tools and accesories you use
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Old Yesterday, 07:19 AM   #2
John F
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Originally Posted by Colonel Cathcart View Post
Recently, I find myself more and more reading in bed. I've been looking for accessories to make the experience better. Mostly, I've been looking at these types of clamping or floor-standing flexible tablet mounts that could hold my Libra H2O (a couple of image example included).

Have you tried these types of things? any recommendations? suggestions?
I also have a few questions regarding these types of accessories:
1. Will it work OK with the Libra H2O since it has this non-flat asymmetrical shape?
2. Will it put the device at risk of screen cracking? The clamping mechanism is spring loaded, and It will be under this type of force for extended periods of time.
3. And as the title suggest: Are you using something else you can recommend?
I use a custom stand that I just rest on my groin area. It is a little narrow side to side so can be a little tippy side to side, but I like it.

Also, I would recommend something like this "pillow pad stand" (although not this particular one):

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B091T25DDT

The only thing that is a little problem is that there is no height adjustment.

Edit: and in case it is helpful, I usually read for at least one hour a day in bed.
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