MacRumors Giveaway: Win a 13-Inch iPad Air and Mount From Lululook

[MacRumors]

For this week's giveaway, we've teamed up with Lululook to offer MacRumors readers a chance to win a 13-inch iPad Air and a Lululook Foldable Magnetic Charging Mount to go along with it.

Lululook makes all kinds of stands and accessories for the iPad and other Apple products, and its $100 Foldable Magnetic Charging Mount is not quite like other stands you've seen. It's a desk stand that clamps on to the edge of a desk or a table, with an adjustable arm that can be tilted and angled to get the perfect viewing position.

An iPad connects directly to the mount using magnets that hold it securely in place, while the other end clamps to a desk. There are actually 88 small magnets to ensure that your iPad isn't going to go anywhere. A joint on the clamp allows it to be rotated 360 degrees, and there's also another joint at the top, so it's easy to reposition.

A USB-C cable provides power, and the iPad is able to charge through the Smart Connector. With the three section arm, it can be shifted around on a desk, so it's perfect for setting up an iPad as a second monitor, or attaching one to a worktable where you want to be able to watch video content while the iPad is out of your workspace. You can use it in either landscape or portrait mode. There are versions of the stand for the 13-inch 2024 iPad Pro models and the 2025 iPad Air models, plus it works with some older iPads too, including the 2018 and later 13-inch iPad Pro models.

Lululook has plenty of other stand options too, if you don't need the clamp design. The Magnetic Wireless Charging Stand for the 13-inch iPad Pro and Air is $90, and it has a clean, Mac-like look. It charges an iPad via Smart Connector, and it has two 360-degree pivot points for adjustability. The stand is made from aluminum alloy so it has a sleek look that blends well with Apple devices.

There's also the $80 Magnetic iPad Stand for the 13-inch iPad Pro and iPad Air, which is a good option if you don't need included charging. It has a 360-degree rotating base, and it is height and angle adjustable so you can get it into just the right position. It rotates into portrait or landscape mode, and magnets hold it securely in place.

We've got a 128GB 13-inch iPad Air and a Lululook Foldable Magnetic Charging Mount for one lucky MacRumors reader. To enter to win, use the widget below and enter an email address. Email addresses will be used solely for contact purposes to reach the winner(s) and send the prize(s). You can earn additional entries by subscribing to our weekly newsletter, subscribing to our YouTube channel, following us on Twitter, following us on Instagram, following us on Threads, or visiting the MacRumors Facebook page.

Due to the complexities of international laws regarding giveaways, only U.S. residents who are 18 years or older, UK residents who are 18 years or older, and Canadian residents who have reached the age of majority in their province or territory are eligible to enter. All federal, state, provincial, and/or local taxes, fees, and surcharges are the sole responsibility of the prize winner. To offer feedback or get more information on the giveaway restrictions, please refer to our Site Feedback section, as that is where discussion of the rules will be redirected.

Lululook Giveaway​

The contest will run from today (April 25) at 9:00 a.m. Pacific Time through 9:00 a.m. Pacific Time on May 2. The winner will be chosen randomly on or shortly after May 2 and will be contacted by email. The winner will have 48 hours to respond and provide a shipping address before a new winner is chosen.

Article Link: MacRumors Giveaway: Win a 13-Inch iPad Air and Mount From Lululook

 

[Baywatchboy]

Would be a nice addition for the office.

 

[efktd]

Compliance!

 

[iZac]

aww, someone squashed a G4 iMac

 

[iclicked]

This would be very useful.

 

[portableclouds]

I like the concept, but Lululook's accessories are a little bit suspicious to me. I bought a stand from them last summer to use with my 2020 iPad Pro, and experienced a range of issues including:
- network access being obstructed by the metal used in the accessory
- the iPad recognizes the stand as a Chinese hardware keyboard and won't show the software keyboard by default, causing you to have to hit the "show keyboard" button every time you want to type something (assuming you don't have a real hardware keyboard)
- major lag and graphical issues, including a random shutdown with a magenta screen that lasted for like 6 minutes.

so yeah, steer clear of lululook, even if it's for free

 

[Chat GPT]

That would be so useful, I wish I win this!

 

[Schrödinger’s]

Nice looking mount. Too bad I’m not eligible. Why’s that you need to be US/UK/Canadian/Xstanian resident to be eligible?

 

[SoldOnApple]

Would be nice to have a few of these around. One at the desk, one at your bed, one in the kitchen, so you can place your iPad on them when moving about the house through the day.

 

[mattopotamus]

I have one and love it (different brand). I opted for one without the built in charger because I heard mixed reviews, so just run my own cable. Just took this photo now.

 

[Edgecrusherr]

Hard pass on anything that involves social media.

 

[johnsawyercjs]

When I try to enter using my MacRumors username, I get this, followed by an error:

I could ask the same of it.

 

[TSE]

With that mount I can get my iPad to stare me right in the face in bed. Pair it with the Domino's app and a bucket and I'll never have to leave!

 

[tridley68]

Good luck to everyone entering

 

[Blue Nova]

Actually, this will work for the home screen whatever Apple is working on where everybody in the house can have one screen and look up stuff.

 

[Gizzlez]

What kind of tweaked out coder needs this?

 

[artifex]

The way the cable runs along the side of the arm like that looks really cool. Wish my monitor arm looked that cool, and was that reticulated. I'm sure it helps that an iPad arm doesn't have to carry nearly the weight of an LCD monitor.
Good luck.

 

[Take Flight]

I like the concept, but Lululook's accessories are a little bit suspicious to me. I bought a stand from them last summer to use with my 2020 iPad Pro, and experienced a range of issues including:
- network access being obstructed by the metal used in the accessory
- the iPad recognizes the stand as a Chinese hardware keyboard and won't show the software keyboard by default, causing you to have to hit the "show keyboard" button every time you want to type something (assuming you don't have a real hardware keyboard)
- major lag and graphical issues, including a random shutdown with a magenta screen that lasted for like 6 minutes.

so yeah, steer clear of lululook, even if it's for free

that keyboard error prompt seems like it would be a huge problem/bug for something like this. maybe it was something subsequently fixed in iOS updates?

 

[applefan8254]

Damnit. I knew this is the one I should have bought on temu instead of the gooseneck ones. The gooseneck ones are ok but they're kinda stiff and like, I wonder if these ones maybe can swivel more "intentionally", whereas the goose neck ones, they kinda work but I think the "aesthetic" on these more solid ones looks a little better like, if you have it in your bedroom or something

 

[1984 Mac Guru]

In real world experiences, these telescoping arms don’t work well with iPads that requires touch input. It wobbles and shakes no matter what unless anchored like a normal monitor and not on a long arm.

 

[zombierunner]

pretty cool

 

[Hugoma]

In my language, lulu means piss

 

[portableclouds]

that keyboard error prompt seems like it would be a huge problem/bug for something like this. maybe it was something subsequently fixed in iOS updates?

nope, still happens to this day. i got the stand last summer and occasionally still use it to hold the ipad vertically or for watching videos. i had originally gotten it to have more comfortable viewing angles for working than the magic keyboard, but after so many issues with it that caused me to lose work, it’s mostly just been sitting in a drawer :/

 

[litmag01]

nope, still happens to this day. i got the stand last summer and occasionally still use it to hold the ipad vertically or for watching videos. i had originally gotten it to have more comfortable viewing angles for working than the magic keyboard, but after so many issues with it that caused me to lose work, it’s mostly just been sitting in a drawer :/

Thank you for the followup and feedback. I was already suspicious of a company whose name sounded almost like Lululemon, whose stands look almost like those of TwelveSouth, and whose chargers look almost like Anker chargers.