Deep-Ledge 65-Degree Phone Stand
Created 2 months ago
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Description
A rigid phone stand angled at 65 degrees, proportioned to clear lower screen content while retaining devices in thick cases. Requisite bracing is extruded into a single dimension to maintain a flat footprint and minimize material usage.
Features:
- 24mm deeper retaining ledge for armored or wallet cases.
- Reduced 9mm front lip height to prevent screen obstruction.
- 65-degree optimal viewing incline.
- Rigid 6mm profile.
- Overall capacity accommodates devices around 3 by 7 inches.
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