Tablet/Phone Tripod Stand-Fits All Tablets

The IPS20 stand by Rockville supports most phones and tablets. This stand is made of the same quality materials as our professional microphone stands. It uses strong steel tubing with a long lasting powder-coated finish. It holds screens from 4.7˝ – 12.9˝. This means it will work with iPad, iPad mini, iPad pro, iPhone 6, iPhone 7, Samsung Galaxy, and most other tablets and phones. To check if your device is compatible, measure the screen on your device diagonally. If it is within 4.7˝ – 12.9˝ then you are good to go.

The IPS20 is fully adjustable. It has a height range of 35.5˝ – 63˝. That means you can actually use the it while seated or standing! It is fully collapsible for travelling or easy storage. The tablet/phone holder can be oriented horizontally or vertically and it is mounted on a swivel so it can be tilted to any angle.

Tablet/Phone Holder Functions

Retracted

Extended

A labeled diagram of a universal black plastic device holder showing its adjustable clamping features: Bracket Claw: An arrow at the top-left points to the raised gripping edge at the tip of the left arm, labeled "Bracket claw." Retractable Folding Bracket (for tablets): An arrow on the left points to the wide, hinged extension arm on the left side, labeled "Retractable folding bracket (for tablets)." Folding Bracket (for phones): An arrow on the right points to a smaller secondary flip-out bracket on the right end, labeled "Folding bracket (for phones)." Center Base: The central body features a textured surface with mounting slots for attaching to a stand arm or swivel joint.

A labeled diagram showing the back side of an expanded black plastic tablet mount with a central mounting stem: Swivel Adjustment Lock Ring: An arrow on the left points to a threaded black plastic collar at the center back, labeled "Swivel adjustment lock ring," which secures a ball-and-socket joint connected to a metal mounting eyelet. Retractable Bracket Release Mechanism: An arrow on the right points to a small tab near the lower edge of the center housing, labeled "Retractable bracket release mechanism," used to unlock and adjust the expanding side arms. Structure: The two outer bracket arms extend symmetrically to the left and right, featuring textured gripping pads at each corner.

Assembly:

1. Loosen base screw (fig. a) and pull vertical tube up completely. You will feel resistance once it is fully extended. Tighten base screw (do not over tighten).

A black-and-white instructional photo labeled "fig. a" in the upper-left corner showing manual operation of a stand adjustment lever: Component: A black tubular metal stand shaft running diagonally across the frame, fitted with a rounded plastic housing collar. Action: A person's hand grips the housing with their thumb resting on a ribbed quick-release lock lever, demonstrating how to engage or disengage the clamping mechanism to adjust the stand's extension or angle.

2. Fully spread the legs apart (fig. b).

An instructional diagram labeled "fig. b" in the upper-left corner showing a fully deployed tripod base: Base Configuration: Three metal legs radiate outward evenly from a central dome-shaped housing collar to form a stable, flat triangular tripod footprint. Vertical Shaft: A central vertical pole extends upward from the top of the base joint collar. Adjustment Mechanism: A tightening knob or locking lever sits near the top of the center housing to secure the leg extension angle in place.

3. Loosen the clamp (fig. c) and adjust extension to the desired height. Tighten clamp, making sure to not over tighten.

An instructional diagram labeled "fig. c" in the upper-left corner showing height adjustment for a stand shaft: Pole Assembly: A thin upper metal shaft extends vertically from inside a wider lower shaft fitted with a textured twist clutch collar joint. Directional Arrows: A circular grey arrow loops horizontally around the central clutch collar, indicating the rotational twisting motion required to loosen or tighten the mechanism. A vertical grey arrow points straight upward parallel to the upper extension pole, showing the direction to raise the pole once the clutch is unlocked.

4. Tighten the knurled screw until it stops (fig. d).

An instructional diagram labeled "fig. d" in the upper-left corner showing the top mounting tip of a stand: Threaded Stud: A silver, threaded metal bolt extends vertically from the top of a smooth metal stand pole. Locking Ring Nut: A thick, black plastic knurled locking ring is threaded onto the stud. Directional Arrows: A circular grey arrow loops horizontally around the threaded stud, illustrating the rotation needed to turn the locking ring. A straight grey arrow points downward along the right side, showing that turning the ring moves it down toward the top of the pole to secure attached equipment (such as a microphone clip or camera base).

5. Screw the iPad holder to the threaded pin (fig. e).

An instructional diagram labeled "fig. e" in the upper-left corner showing how to mount an angled attachment to a stand: Assembly: A curved metallic elbow bracket is screwed onto the threaded stud at the top of the stand, positioned above the black knurled locking nut. The other end of the bracket connects to a device housing with a black adjustment knob. Directional Indicators: A straight downward arrow points directly to the top of the metal elbow joint, indicating placement onto the stand's threaded tip. A circular grey arrow loops around the base of the elbow joint to show the rotational motion required to thread it into place before locking the lower nut upwards against it.

6. Now tighten the knurled screw snug to the bottom of the holder (fig. f).

An instructional diagram labeled "fig. f" in the upper-left corner showing how to lock an attached bracket onto a stand: Assembly: An angled metallic elbow bracket attached to a device housing sits threaded atop the stand post. Locking Action: The black knurled locking ring nut located on the threaded shaft directly below the elbow joint is tightened flush against the bottom of the metal elbow bracket. Directional Arrows: A circular grey arrow loops horizontally around the knurled ring to indicate the rotational direction needed to unscrew/raise the nut up the threads. A vertical grey arrow points straight upward toward the joint base, showing that the nut moves upward to clamp firmly against the bracket, locking it into position.

7. Tighten the wing nut at the base of the holder (fig. G).

Attaching Tablet/Phone to Holder:

This IPS20 holder allows for adjustment of size, angle, and orientation. All this can be done without removing the iPad.

To adjust angle/orientation:

1. With one hand on the holder, loosen the wing nut (fig. h).

An instructional diagram labeled "fig. g" in the upper-left corner showing the tilt-adjustment mechanism on the back of a mounting plate: Mounting Assembly: A black textured backing plate with a curved socket housing is attached to an angled metal neck joint using a threaded bolt and a large plastic wing knob. Adjustment Mechanism: A plastic wing knob with two wide grips sits on the threaded rod between the metal elbow extension and the back of the device panel. Directional Indicators: A straight diagonal arrow points directly to the wing knob on the back of the mount assembly. A circular grey arrow loops around the wing knob, illustrating the rotational direction needed to tighten the knob against the joint socket to lock the panel's viewing angle in place.

2. Tilt the holder to the desired angle (fig. i).

3. Turn the holder to landscape or vertical position (fig. j)

An instructional diagram framed in a black border, labeled "fig. j" in the upper-left corner, demonstrating the rotation of a tablet/phone holder mount: Vertical Orientation (Left): The device clamp is positioned vertically with top and bottom grip brackets extending up and down. Curved dotted arrows around the edges indicate a 90-degree counterclockwise rotation. Horizontal Orientation (Right): A central solid grey arrow points from the left view to the right view, showing the completed transition where the mounting arms are now positioned horizontally on the left and right sides to support landscape mode.

4. Tighten wing nut. Remember do not over tighten.

To adjust size:

1. Locate the release button on the rear of the holder just to the right of the wing nut (fig. k).

2. Push the button down while simultaneously pulling the top and bottom parts of the bracket. Pull slowly and carefully so as not to damage the mechanism. Once you release the button, the holder will remain in the current extended position.

An instructional diagram viewed from the rear of an extended device mounting cradle, showing how to widen the grips for mounting a device: Expanding Arms: Four dashed horizontal arrows—two pointing left and two pointing right—indicate pulling the two outer clamp arms outward in opposite directions to expand the width of the cradle. Mounting Base: A central rear hub features a tightening knob mounted onto a threaded swivel stud. Label Pointer: An arrow labeled "fig. k" points to a small release tab or locking mechanism located on the lower right edge of the central hub assembly.

Features/Specifications

Rockville IPS20 Tablet/Phone Tripod Stand
Stand for iPad, iPhone and other tablets/phones from 4.7” – 12.9”
Adjustable height from 35.5” – 63”
Tilts +5 degree and -5 degree for different angle viewing
Sturdy floor base
Adjustable mounting bracket
Comfortably use whether standing or sitting
Perfect for karaoke, speeches, presentations, and more
Foldable design for easy transportation and storage
Holder material: ABS and rubber surface
Stand material: Steel tubes with powder coating

Related to

IPS20 Owner's Manual