StudyDock Desktop Phone Stand
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Description
What it's for
A one-piece desktop phone stand for students, holding a phone at a 65° viewing angle on a desk.
Dimensions
- 65 mm wide, 75 mm deep, 70 mm tall
- 4 mm flat base, 4–5 mm walls
- 14 mm deep shelf with a 6 mm front lip
- Two triangular side supports
Remix ideas
- Widen the shelf for phones with cases.
- Add a cable slot through the backrest.
- Lower the backrest angle for typing-height viewing.
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