Twelve South's new HoverBar Duo puts your iPad at just the right height
What you need to know
- Twelve South has launched the HoverBar Duo iPad stand.
- HoverBar Duo stand supports various positions, angles, and iPad models.
- New stand is available now for $79.99.
Twelve South has introduced a new versatile iPad stand that puts Apple's tablet in the optimal position for meetings, cooking, and more.
Twelve South's HoverBar Duo can be placed virtually anywhere thanks to a unique weighted base and shelf clamp system. On a desk, height and angle adjustments can put the iPad right at eye-level, making it great for meetings, productivity, or as a second screen with Sidecar on macOS.
By lowering the stand down to table height, the HoverBar Duo provides an easy way to jot down notes with a stylus, such as the Apple Pencil 1 or Apple Pencil 2. When not in use, the Apple Pencil stores neatly in a slot directly on the base. The included clamp mount for the HoverBar Duo allows for placement on surfaces such as kitchen cabinets, countertops, rods, bed frames, and tables, freeing up your hands for other tasks.
The HoverBar Duo is compatible with most models of iPad and certain iPhone sizes. Here's the breakdown from Twelve South:
- iPad (all generations)
- iPad Air (all generations)
- iPad Pro (all generations)
- iPad mini (all generations)
- iPhone 12 Pro
- iPhone 12
- iPhone SE
- iPhone 11
- iPhone XR
- and all previous generations of iPhone
The HoverBar Duo is available now directly from twelvesouth.com for $79.99.
It's flexible
Eyes on the prize
Twelve South's flexible HoverBar Duo puts your tablet at just the right height for FaceTime calls, dual-screen use, and productivity when paired with a mouse and keyboard.
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