I wanted a stand for my iPhone 6 Plus, and after looking around, I took a chance on this $(removed) TaoTronics adjustable kickstand. I wasn't disappointed. The body is made of anodized aluminum, and the kickstand is made from some kind of black plastic. To adjust the angle, you press a button near the hinge. Once its set, it won't budge. The body has rubber feet to keep it from sliding around. I'm very happy with it. For $(removed), it's a great deal.
Sturdy adjustable kickstand for phones and tablets
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