OEM Google Nest Hub Max Stand
I bought this OEM adjustable aluminium swivel stand for my Google Nest Hub Max on Amazon.sg for S$56.24, since the device's camera angle sits too high. The 5cm stand rotates 360 degrees and tilts 25 degrees.
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Stands for phones, tablets, and gadgets, from desktop holders to charging stands.
Sony PS4 Vertical Stand
At Bic Camera Shinjuku West, I also picked up the official Sony PS4 Vertical Stand for around S$26, against S$36.90 in Singapore. This newer model supports both the PS4 Slim and PS4 Pro across several CUH model numbers.
Universal TV Tabletop Stand
I bought a Samsung 32-inch LED TV back in 2012 but accidentally threw away its original stand when moving house. As I won't wall-mount this spare TV, I looked for a universal tabletop stand that supports VESA-mounted televisions.
Flosku Aluminium Desktop Stand For Apple Pencil
The Flosku Aluminium Desktop Stand for Apple Pencil is crafted from solid aluminium with an inner silicone fitting to protect the tip. It comes in silver and black, retailing for £25 plus shipping to Singapore.
Spigen Apple Watch Stand S330
The Spigen Apple Watch Stand S330 retails for S$49 at Nubox, one of the few Apple Watch stands sold in Singapore. I weighed it against the similarly priced Griffin WatchStand, but its tall plastic design looked prone to tipping over.
Nokia Wireless Charging Stand (DT-910)
I won the Nokia Wireless Charging Stand (DT-910), worth S$128, from TheGeekyBeng's Great Nokia Giveaways. It's my second Qi charger, after the Anker Ultra-Slim Qi pad. Both happily charge my Lumia 930 and Nexus 5 even with their cases on.
Infinite Loop Tablet And Smartphone Stand
The Infinite Loop Tablet and Smartphone Stand was the 3rd project I backed on Kickstarter, and so far the only one I'm disappointed with, its build and quality just horrible. As the name suggests, it's a coil-like stand you twist.
Bluelounge Milo
The Bluelounge Milo is a mobile phone stand with a clever twist, a micro-suction area that lets you place your phone at any angle. Rest an iPhone vertically and it leans against the back; horizontally, the suction holds it.