BOOK HOLDER / the best stand for hands-free reading
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- if you're dealing with joint pain, studying long hours, or burning through best sellers, this is the best book holder for hands-free reading.
-andrew
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00:00 Intro
0:11 Problem
0:47 Solution
1:44 Features
2:25 Uses
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If only we could just have books levitate in front of our face and turn the page with our mind without any struggle
Apparently you can get a remote for the Kindle that turns pages, so with the stand, you could get pretty darn close to magic. (:
It’s possible, put the book on an robot arm, use face and eye tracking camera. You could make it turn if you stare at a certain point, or use a neurosky headset to turn the page when you focus
easy with a VR headset. but you do loose a thing or two when you go virtual
I agree entirely with this review. We have something very similar that worked great when I was recovering from a neck injury and had limited mobility. It now works great as a music stand, holding books or sheet music in place while being easy to adjust for different instruments.
True, I wish I had it back when I was taking drum lessons. Was always such a pain, trying to fit a normal stand in between the drums and cymbals. Would be great for metal drummers with 60 different parts to their kit, ha!
Andrew, you have a great sense of storytelling and design, I know you had some troubles with your comic, but keep at it, you'll make it
Thanks! What troubles I had with comics were made up for by my TH-cam channel. (:
Just got mine today and I LOVE IT!!!! It's a brilliant design and well-made! I highly recommend this for any bookworm!!!!!
Yay! I get so happy every time someone gets one, because it's one of the most useful things I've ever bought. Happy reading! (:
Dealing with arthritis isn't easy, been looking for a sturdy hands-free book holder. Just bought this one thanks to your review, hope it works like intended!
Yea, it's rough. Not having to hold a book gives your hands a much needed break, tho. Probably in the top five most useful things I've ever bought. Enjoy! (:
Well made video! I have similar ailments and a deep love of reading, like you.
Yea, it's no fun to not be able to get in the flow when reading. This was one of the most unexpected life changing things I've ever bought, ha.
A fan of Redwall! I see you are also a man of culture.
Hands down the best feast descriptions. I get so hungry every time.
Thank you for your review!
You're welcome, thanks for hanging out! (:
Thanks for your review. I ordered mine. I needed a better way to read my Bible and read reformed theology literature after a hard day's work. I, too, find it difficult to use my hands constantly trying to focus on my book. This hands-free setup should bring ease and comfort along with more reading capabilities as I lay in bed or a lazy boy.
Sounds like a great use for the holder! I use my more than just about anything I own, so enjoy! (:
Thank you so much Andrew for making this video. I was looking to purchase this very stand. Decades of reading books (which I love) and computer/laptop use has severely affected my neck, back, and shoulders…
As you mentioned in the video, you lost interest in reading due to the physical pain. Well, so did I.
Hopefully, this stand can revive that interest…
Greetings from Delhi, India.
Yea, pain can really disrupt your whole life. Seems such a funny purchase, but I use this book holder more than almost anything I own. Getting to read hands-free in bed at night is my favorite. Happy reading! (:
Ok i want it nowww!!
Literary game changer. (:
Hi I can't figure out how to install the screws for the levo book holder any advice how?
On which part?
I know someone who uses a 13" android e-ink tablet on a stand. He has a bluetooth clicker for changing pages!
Yea, I should get a clicker for my Kindle. Seems really nice, especially when I'm curled up in bed on a cold winter night. (:
Omg thank you for making this. Wait so can you bring it to read while lying flat down ?! That is my one wish every day. Does it come far down enough ??!
Hey Leandra! Yea, I've been using it to read on my back in bed for years now. One of the best things I've ever bought. Makes it so relaxing and so easy to get to sleep. Might not work if you had a tall bed, though. You could always put it on a riser or something, I suppose.
I didn't consider using it to read myself to sleep at night. That's a good consideration.
Yea, being able to lie on your back and read hands-free is by far the best feature. Makes it so much easier to fall asleep at night!
I will say that all these book holders always seem to cause spine damage to my books. Especially hardcovers. I didnt know this until after i finished a book, and realise the back had a pretty nasty crease where the back cover folded.
I bet you could rig up something where you secured one side of the book, and then used a folded piece of cardboard or something, so that the book stayed open at 120 degrees. You'd have to turn the holder back and forth, but if you were holding it yourself and didn't want to open it all the way, you'd have to do that anyway.
Still, if I have to choose between my book’s spine and my own spine…sorry, books!
Do you know if this works ok with smaller sized books? Like the kind of standard paperback size. Fantastic video 🙂
Yep, the arms pivot and would fit anything down to about 4", which is tiny. Thanks for dropping by! (:
@@AndrewFolts Thanks very much for replying mate. This could really help me. Like you I'd decided reading wasn't worth it anymore. Going to go order one now. 😁
@@monkey39128 Sweet! I use mine for hours every day. It's one of those low-key purchases that ends up changing your life. Enjoy!
@@AndrewFoltsdoes it work for very thick books. 2000 pages / 10 pounds
@@medic2018 No, you'd want a desktop stand for something that heavy.
Damn thats so cool!
Most under-rated product I've ever bought, ha.
@@AndrewFolts By the way, do you have any experience using on-table wooden stands for books?
@@rarestlego I do have an on-table drawing stand that can be used for books, but rarely use it for that, since the book is too low. That's why I like the rolling stand-you can get it up to eye level, you're not looking and crinking your neck.
Does it work for very thick books? Like 2000 pages.. Weight of the book is 10 pounds
No that's too heavy, you'd want a basic table top stand for that.
Does it hold paperback books, textbooks, and laptops well?
Yea, it's great for paperbacks and textnooks. I've also put a laptop on it, but it's really not meant to hold something that sits horizontally.
I am looking for someone who is paralyzed on the left side. If I put the book in the Levo stand for him, would it be possible for him to turn pages with one hand? In all the videos I've watched, people use two hands.
Hey Sally, yep, I've done it myself, for example, when I'm holding a mug in one hand and turning pages with the other. You press your thumb on the page, pull the tab up and place it off to the right, then turn the page, using your arm to hold the book open as you repeat the process on the left, then move the tab back on the right.
Thanks for the quick and helpful reply. BTW, your video is excellent and fun! I love the titles, the calculator, and the excellent editing.
@@sallyhutcheson8553 Thank you! Had a lot of fun making this one. (:
the downside with these stands/holders are that the pages are curled when u lock the pages up with those straps. This make reading a little uncomfortable since u dont have a straight page to read from. I deal with this by straighten the curled page out for easier vision.
I've always just used the straps for the cover, not the pages. Then I set the metal prongs slightly outside the book, so they have an outward pulling effect that keeps the pages straight.
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How can i buy this stand?
Here's a link: amzn.to/3fpfxJX