Infinity Adjust Stand for iPad Pro & iPad Air - Open Box, Black / iPad Pro 12.9"
The Infinity Adjust Stand for iPad
It's time to start using your iPad as an iPad again. We wanted a high-performance iPad stand that was incredibly adjustable (from drawing to a second screen), packed a much stronger magnet, with a killer aesthetic made from solid metal.
It's meant to be touched.
Note : We have not tested them with the newly announced M4 iPad Pro and M2 iPad Air, please keep an eye for updated information.
Please Note: The stand does not work with iPads in cases, and might not work with iPads that have skins on them. Please use iPads on the stand naked for the best results.
Our Review
LAB22 Infinity Adjust Stand for iPad — Precision Desk Tool for Remote Work
The gist: A precision-engineered aluminum iPad stand that turns your iPad into a dedicated annotation, reference, or secondary display surface — exactly positioned for how you actually work.
- 5°–90° infinite tilt: Set it to a reading angle for reference docs, pencil-flat for note-taking, or upright for a second monitor in meetings — holds any position without a lock.
- Strong magnetic attachment: 9kgf-cm magnet array keeps the iPad stable under typing, scrolling, and stylus pressure without sliding or repositioning.
- Portrait and landscape rotation: Pivot 360° instantly to match document orientation, Zoom layouts, or a vertical reading mode for long-form content.
- Premium aluminum build: Low-profile and desk-stable; doesn’t wobble under keyboard vibration or airflow from a fan.
Reviewer Stephen Robles at beard.fm ranked it his favorite iPad stand, noting it “allows you to lower the iPad to a comfortable writing angle, making it great for podcast editing and drawing with the Apple Pencil.”
Best for: Remote workers who annotate documents, sketch wireframes, or want a true second screen without an external monitor. Skip it if: your iPad is in a case — the magnetic mount only works on bare glass. Runs around $50 (Open Box) — check the current price before buying.
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