Has anyone used this for a Kindle/e-reader, and if so do you like it for this purpose?
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I just bought one and it does well with the basic Kindle e-reader. I clipped it on and it held secure. The neck easily adjusts to avoid glare. I wanted to try this route as opposed to getting a Paperwhite Kindle. I am a new user of e-books and wasn't sure if I would read enough in dim light to justify the additional cost of a more expensive model. I bought my light at Bed, Bath and Beyond for 9.99 and the clerk said that they sell a lot and there haven't been any returns or complaints. I am just wondering about how frequently the AAA batteries would have to be replaced. I am waiting for an answer about this aspect.
1637672
I just bought one and it does well with the basic Kindle e-reader. I clipped it on and it held secure. The neck easily adjusts to avoid glare. I wanted to try this route as opposed to getting a Paperwhite Kindle. I am a new user of e-books and wasn't sure if I would read enough in dim light to justify the additional cost of a more expensive model. I bought my light at Bed, Bath and Beyond for 9.99 and the clerk said that they sell a lot and there haven't been any returns or complaints. I am just wondering about how frequently the AAA batteries would have to be replaced. I am waiting for an answer about this aspect. I just bought one and it does well with the basic Kindle e-reader. I clipped it on and it held secure. The neck easily adjusts to avoid glare. I wanted to try this route as opposed to getting a Paperwhite Kindle. I am a new user of e-books and wasn't sure if I would read enough in dim light to justify the additional cost of a more expensive model. I bought my light at Bed, Bath and Beyond for 9.99 and the clerk said that they sell a lot and there haven't been any returns or complaints. I am just wondering about how frequently the AAA batteries would have to be replaced. I am waiting for an... » Read More I just bought one and it does well with the basic Kindle e-reader. I clipped it on and it held secure. The neck easily adjusts to avoid glare. I wanted to try this route as opposed to getting a Paperwhite Kindle. I am a new user of e-books and wasn't sure if I would read enough in dim light to justify the additional cost of a more expensive model. I bought my light at Bed, Bath and Beyond for 9.99 and the clerk said that they sell a lot and there haven't been any returns or complaints. I am just wondering about how frequently the AAA batteries would have to be replaced. I am waiting for an answer about this aspect. « Show Less
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No I have not but it gives a great amount of light for the right price, very cheap and durable, been using it for a few months now it's great! Buy it, you won't regret it!
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I think it's designed for the Kindle. There are other ones available for other devices
723122
You Definitely can. I use it all the time with my Kindle Paperwhite and My Ipad mini
663711
Yes to all three questions. I plug it into my laptop via USB while it plays from Kindle and have no problems.
1039514
Yes it would definitely work for a Kindle or any other tablet or reader. It is very easy to adjust to any preferred angle. I think it is a great design and very versatile. It is comfortable on your lap since it is like a bean bag sort of and conforms to the shape of your lap. I can't magine anything being easier than this to adjust. I also use mine to hold my pattern when crosstitching.
1588336
Absolutely! This is great for all kind of things. I used it for an iPhone, iPad and Kindle.
706365
I wouldn't suggest it, as the unit is plastic and may not bear the size of an e-reader. Cell phones are small enough to distribute the weight evenly without an issue.
1775984
Absolutely! I love mine. Very sturdy carry my kindle on it too, when my daughter and I go to Dr visits. It was a good buy.
1618313
I have a Kindle also - and I love it!I'm getting a Zen this week, but the User Manual seems to be hard to find.Thanks for taking time to write.
1467712
Yes, I actually use it for my daughters kindle. You just sync it through blutooth
779902
I haven't tried yet. I mostly use my tab for reading. I can try one and let you know. :)
116223
As far as I can see, there are no magnetic components to this stand. It's just a thick plastic brace with metal screws on particle-board-like wood. As far as I can tell, your e-reader should be fine.
2201584
I know it's probably too late for the person who asked this; but for anyone else with the same question...I think giving any of the Kindle e-readers (not necessarily the kindle fire 'tablets') would be a better idea...they are CHEAPER, and they'll be much more versatile. Not only can you install a Bible on them, they can hold virtually thousands of other books!! I have owned this particular item AND I've had a Kindle touch; the latter was cheaper, lasted longer and was sooooo much more versatile! (I do not have any connection or work with Amazon)
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No - it doesn't work very long - I had it less than 3 months and barely used it when it completely stopped working. When it did work, it didn't work well for reading.
1340110
I've used it on my Kindle (w/protector) several times - works great! But, I am no expert.
2159413
That's what we use it for, (kindle, ps3, cell phone, lap top) basic home use. We've had for several months and are very satisfied. No complaints. I think we've reset it one time. I think it will be good for your described use, and it's very easy to set up.
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I use mine mostly to read ebooks to be honest, but occasionally i play sudoku or make a shopping list and add a contact. Um... in the eReader format right now I have 43 books on it and maybe 4 or so in the pdf format (eReader files are smaller than adobe)