ParbloPR114 Tablet Stand,Support up to 11inch,Adjustable 6 Angels,Foldable and Easy to Carry

I use it for my Surfacebook 2 in studio mode when I want to do my art. The different angles you can set it to makes you able to find a really good position to draw in. Especially convenient when I'm doing coding work, as it's able to leverage my laptop to a good position so that I can practice good ergonomics and keep a good wrist position.Not to mention, the build quality is really great, this thing isn't breaking any time soon. Its made entirely of metal excluding the rubber pads on the feet and the part that holds the device in place. Note, it may be a little bit heavy. For $40 bucks you can't go wrong. Everything else I see is made of plastic and thats bound to break sooner or later.

I'm a professional cartoonist so this sort of stuff is extremely important to me.You don't need a lot from me except for a couple of notes. I am using it on the iPad 12.9 and it's very sturdy. I leave my iPad in a Logitech folio while using it. It's a little shifty unless I place it on the stand exactly right. You'll figure that out. Naturally, if you put most of your weight on one side of it, the side will depend on whether you're right or left-handed, you will make it tilt. Just shift your screen (not the physical tablet).I researched a bunch of these on Amazon and read a lot of reviews. This one sounded the best at the best price. It is.Buy this one. It's worth the price. It's sturdy. You can put all your weight on it. You'll be fine. It's so much better than drawing on a flat surface.

This stand is perfect! It’s sturdy, simple, and can hold my device (Wacom Mobile Studio Pro 13, for reference!)I apply a bit of pressure when I use my tablet on an angle, and the stand is able to withstand it (pun not entirely intended) without slipping or closing on itself!It’s easy to store, as it becomes almost completely flat when collapsed, so it’s perfect for just stowing in my tablet bag.

The stand works really well for just about everything it said it would. I use a 15.6" drawing tablet (XP Pen artist 15.6) and I bought the stand specifically for it. Unfortunately, the magnet that holds the fabric portion to the metal interferes with my stylus (it's battery-free and uses magnets to communicate with the tablet itself). It luckily only interferes with the pen right where the magnet is, and I was able to fix the interference with a folded piece of paper over the magnet. It's an easy fix, but keep this in mind when you're buying it. I'm probably going to remove the portion with the magnet and replace it with some fabric for a more long-term solution (I didn't intend on using the "viewing" angle on the display regardless). Using my laptop on its own (a touch screen with an electronic stylus) had no issues with the magnet, and I didn't find any issues on other devices either. Other than the magnet issue, it's very sturdy and has no shake whatsoever when in use despite my device being quite a bit larger than the stand itself. The flatest setting is a little high compared to other stands I've seen, but I personally prefer the extra angle. The grips on the bottom also do really well at keeping both the tablet and the stand in place where you want them.

I purchased this unit to help with the common problem of keeping my tablets upright on my desk.This Parblo stand is the perfect solution for tablets of all sizes.The unit seems to be well constructed with rubber covering bottom of the stand to prevent sliding around or damaging your desk. There are multiple adjustment points to change the viewing angle, which is simple to change.Would highly recommend to anyone who needs as stand.

I use the the PR113 adjustable stand to both draw and browse the web for my iPad Pro 11inch (3rd gen). The stand is sturdy for drawing and it even holds up when I am lounging on the couch! In addition to the four well-supported angles, I found that using the stand as a free-form hinge worked well for browsing the web. However, you’ll want to use one of the four super-sturdy angles for drawing due to the pressure exerted. I really wanted something that compliments my Magic Keyboard and this product adds the versatility that I was looking for. I wish that there was a better cutout for the camera bump; I added some small felt pads that I had lying around since the metal surface of the stand seemed like it would scratch the back of my iPad.

I bought this stand for my iPod pro-which I primarily use as a drawing tablet. So I wanted something sturdy as my hand rests on my tablet when I draw.And it works great for that! But I also use it to prop my laptop up in my lap while in bed so that my laptop is well ventilated and doesn't overheat in the blankets.So I'm actually using this item twice as often as I thought I would! It's very sturdy but still light enough to be carried with my laptop and tablet. A good value and very practical.

After using a cheap collapsible ski-style stand for a while, I decided to upgrade to this. The *moment* I opened the box, I knew this was worth the money. I also love that this fits perfectly in tomtoc’s 12.9” iPad Pro carrying case. It’s as if the two products were made for each other. It’s very sturdy, with absolutely no flex or wobble. I do wish I could get a slightly steeper angle for the rare occasion I want to go very steep, but this will definitely be sufficient for my day-to-day drawing needs. Overall, my initial impression is extremely positive.