A device designed to securely support a mobile communication device on a flat surface, commonly a work surface, provides stability and accessibility. For example, a user might employ such a device to facilitate hands-free video calls or to readily view notifications without needing to hold the phone.
The utilization of these supportive implements offers multiple advantages, including improved ergonomics by reducing neck strain and enhanced productivity by allowing users to simultaneously access information on both their phones and computers. Historically, improvised methods were used to prop up phones; however, the development of specialized supports reflects an increasing reliance on mobile technology in professional and personal settings.