The best iPad holders for bed
Enjoy movies, music and more in comfort with the best iPad holders for bed use.
There are a number of different types of iPad holders that are suitable for use whilst relaxing. One is a tablet pillow stand: essentially, a cushion with a holder built into it that you can use to prop up your iPad while you are sitting or lying in bed. You could also consider a wall-mounted or ceiling-mounted iPad holder, which would allow you to adjust the angle and position of your iPad to your liking – see our best iPad wall mounts for some options.
If you want to put some distance between you and your tablet, you could opt for an iPad stand. We've included all these types in our roundup of the best iPad holders for bed, and our live links will take you directly to our trusted retailers. We've also made sure to specify the pros and cons of each product to help you quickly compare them. Whichever iPad generation you have, we assure you'll be at maximum comfort whilst surfing the web or streaming your favourite movies.
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Best iPad holder for bed overall
+ Lightweight
+ 3 viewing angles
+ Washable cover
- Too soft for some
This soft pillow tablet stand has a built-in ledge to prop up your iPad, and suits devices between 4.5 and 12.9 inches. It offers a choice of three viewing angles, to suit you when you're lying down, sitting and standing respectively. There's a built-in pocket, too, and the cover is removable and machine-washable.
CB rating: 5/5
Best value iPad holder for bed
+ Reasonably priced
+ 4 viewing angles
+ Washable cover
- Design a bit bland
This soft and light cushion stand holder is suitable for all devices between 4.7 and 13 inches. It offers a choice of four viewing angles for bed, sofa, lap, desk, table and car. It comes with a removable and washable pillowcase and a storage pocket for all your tech.
CB rating: 4/5
Best iPad holder for bed on legs
+ Very flexible
+ Strong and sturdy
+ Easy to store
- Positioning is fiddly
If you want a lot of flexibility in how you position your tablet, this iPad holder is a great option. Its four gooseneck legs give you a range of viewing angles, and it will fit pretty much any tablet into its 10mm wide slots, using the bungee restraining strap. The legs fold down when you're not using them, for easy storage.
CB rating: 4/5
Most flexible iPad holder for bed
+ Ultimate flexibility
+ Well made
+ Not discreet
- Needs assembling
Want ultimate in flexibility when it comes to the best iPad holder for your bed? This tablet arm stand comes with four joints, which are fully adjustable and can be rotated through 360 degrees for ultimate posing. It comes in two pieces that need assembling, but no tools are required to set it up. It's compatible with devices between 4.7 and 11 inches.
CB rating: 4/5
Best iPad holder for stylish looks
+ Stylish design
+ Reasonably priced
+ Sturdy
- Not everyone's taste
The gooseneck iPad holder is compatible with all 4.7 to 12.9-inch devices, and offers a killer combination of multi-angle flexibility and stylish good looks. Consisting of a secure clamp and flexible arm, it's nice and sturdy, and lets you rotate your iPad through 360 degrees.
CB rating: 4/5
Best free-standing iPad holder for bed
+ Stand away from bed
+ Height-adjustable
+ 360-degree rotation
- Doesn't fit all tablets
If you're worried about falling asleep in bed and knocking over your iPad holder, you may prefer one that's freestanding on the floor, at a safe distance. This stand from CTA Digital fits 7-13 inch tablets, is 360 degree rotating, and sits on a height-adjusting, telescoping pole.
CB rating: 4/5
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