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Scrolling Remote & Stand: Both Arms Stay Warm

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Your phone sits in the stand. Your thumb does the rest, from under the blanket.

Clamp fits most phones up to 3.8in wide in a case. Rotates 360° for vertical short-video feeds or horizontal watching. Both hands stay warm.

Works on nightstand, desk, counter, treadmill

Page turner for reading apps. Camera shutter and video trigger from across the room.

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Spring-Loaded Grip
Holds phone in case
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90-Hour Battery
Weeks per charge
360° Rotation
Vertical to horizontal

Jess M.
Jess M.

Thought it'd be gimmicky but I was tired of my arm hurting, zero regrets. Super comfortable using at night

Hands-Free Scrolling Remote & Phone Stand
4.8 stars (935 reviews)

Hands-Free Scrolling Remote & Phone Stand

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Your Arm Goes Numb. Then You Drop the Phone on Your Face.

The Stand Holds It. The Remote Scrolls It.

It is 11:52pm. You are finally warm, and the only thing stopping full burrito mode is the arm you keep sticking out.

The phone sits at the wrong angle so you hold it. Your thumb swipes. The arm gets cold. You switch arms. The other arm goes numb. You drop it on your face. You have done this every night for three years.

Two pieces fix it. The clamp stand holds your phone at the angle you want and rotates 360° so it works vertical or horizontal without taking the phone out. The remote moves your thumb off the screen entirely. Scroll, pause, like, volume.

Both hands stay under the blanket. The phone stays where you put it. The stand works on your nightstand, the kitchen counter, the treadmill at the gym. The remote doubles as a page turner in reading apps and as a camera shutter and video trigger from across the room, so it earns its spot instead of becoming another thing you bought once and never touched again.

Clamp fits phones up to 3.8in wide.
Rotates 360°. Works vertical or horizontal.
Remote scrolls, likes, pauses from your hand.
Your Arm Goes Numb. Then You Drop the Phone on Your Face.

Why This One Works from Bed

Scrolling in bed means your arm is out in the cold, your thumb is working, and eventually you drop the phone on your face. The stand holds it where you want it, rotates 360° from vertical to horizontal without taking the phone out, and the remote puts every swipe, like and pause on a button you hold under the blanket.

Why This One Works from Bed

Scrolling in bed means your arm is out in the cold, your thumb is working, and eventually you drop the phone on your face. The stand holds it where you want it, rotates 360° from vertical to horizontal without taking the phone out, and the remote puts every swipe, like and pause on a button you hold under the blanket.

Stand + Remote
Phone Alone
Arm Stays Under Blanket
No Thumb on Screen
Rotates Vertical to Horizontal
Works Lying Down
No Dropped Phone
Angle Adjusts

Both Arms Under the Blanket

What users report after switching to the remote

Both Arms Under the Blanket

What users report after switching to the remote

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Times You Touch the Screen

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Arm Stays Warm

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Battery Per Charge

The remote scrolls, pauses, likes and adjusts volume from your hand. The clamp holds phones up to 3.8in wide and rotates 360 degrees. Requires iOS 14.8+ or Android; not compatible with Motorola Razr or Galaxy S series.

It Is 11:40pm and Your Arm Is Still Out

You are finally horizontal. The blanket is finally warm. And the only thing left ruining it is the arm you have to keep sticking out into the cold to swipe. You swap arms when the first one goes numb. You drop the phone on your face. You participate in your own scrolling when all you wanted was to stop moving entirely and let the feed happen to you.

How It Works in Bed Tonight

1

Clamp It

Spring-loaded jaws grip your phone. Rotate the mount 360° for vertical or horizontal.

2

Angle the Stand

Fold the rear leg to the viewing angle you want on the nightstand.

3

Scroll From Your Hand

Pair the remote. Keep both hands under the covers. Scroll, pause, like, volume.

Put both hands under the blanket and keep scrolling.

The clamp stand holds your phone at the angle you want and rotates 360 degrees so it works vertical or horizontal. The remote moves your thumb off the screen entirely.

  • Scroll up and down, one button
  • Like and pause from your palm
  • Volume up and down, no reach
  • Clamp fits phones to 3.8in

Hands-Free Scrolling Remote & Phone Stand Questions

How do I get it working with my iPhone? +

On iPhone or iPad, you turn on Zoom first under Settings > Accessibility > Zoom, then pair the remote. Your screen will look zoomed in until you double tap with three fingers to restore it. That's normal, it's a one time setup, and full instructions are included in the box. After that, the remote scrolls, pauses, likes and controls volume without touching the screen.

Does it work for reading books on my phone, or just short videos? +

It works as a page turner in reading apps on phones and tablets, so you can turn pages without raising your hand. Scroll behavior varies by app, so treat short-video apps as the core use and reading apps as a bonus. It does not work with e-ink reader devices.

Can I use it while my hands are under the blanket? +

Yes, that's exactly what it's for. The stand holds your phone at the angle you want, and the remote does all the scrolling, pausing, liking and volume control from your hand under the covers. Your arm stays warm and horizontal the entire time.

Will my phone fit in the stand with a case on it? +

The clamp fits phones up to 3.8 inches wide, so most large phones in a case still fit. It grips with spring-loaded, padded jaws and rotates 360 degrees so you can flip from vertical scrolling to horizontal watching without taking the phone out.

What else can I use the remote for besides scrolling? +

It works as a camera shutter and video record trigger from up to 65 feet away, so you can set your phone in the stand and take photos or start recording from across the room. It also controls play, pause, volume and continuous like, so it replaces your thumb for anything you'd normally do on screen while watching or scrolling.