Stop Holding Your Phone Above Your Face
We compare the best phone and tablet stands for bed, sofa, and lying-down use — hands-free viewing without arm ache or dropped phones.
Desk stands are built for sitting upright at a fixed distance, which doesn't work for watching something lying on your side or flat on your back. Bed stands use long, flexible arms and clamps to position a screen exactly where you need it, hands-free. We've compared six options for stability, reach, and how well they hold position overnight.
The Reviews
Product photo — FlexArm Long-Reach Bed Stand
FlexArm Long-Reach Bed Stand
5.0£22-28
Product photo — ClampFit Adjustable Tablet Stand
ClampFit Adjustable Tablet Stand
4.5£18-24
Product photo — LazyView Floor-Standing Phone/Tablet Stand
LazyView Floor-Standing Phone/Tablet Stand
4.5£25-32
Product photo — GripSecure Overhead Bed Stand
GripSecure Overhead Bed Stand
4.0£15-20
Product photo — CompactClip Travel Phone Stand
CompactClip Travel Phone Stand
4.0£8-12
Product photo — NightGlow Stand with Built-In Light
NightGlow Stand with Built-In Light
4.5£20-26
Comparison Table
| Product | Reach | Price | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| FlexArm Long-Reach | Long (full overhead) | £22-28 | 5.0 |
| ClampFit Adjustable | Medium | £18-24 | 4.5 |
| LazyView Floor-Standing | Long (adjustable pole) | £25-32 | 4.5 |
| GripSecure Overhead | Medium-Long | £15-20 | 4.0 |
| CompactClip Travel | Short | £8-12 | 4.0 |
| NightGlow with Light | Medium-Long | £20-26 | 4.5 |