Wooden Tablet Drawing Stand - Adjustable 5 Angles for Laptop,Book Reading Stand, Compatible with 12.9/13inch iPad Pro with iPad Case Version(3rd - 7th Gen)

I was a bit nervous to order this, due to the fact that there were hardly any sales/reviews. But, I loved the way it looked compared to the other tablet stands I'd seen, so I decided to try it anyways. I am sooo happy that I did! I am blown away by how great this stand is. I ordered the Large size, and it's the perfect fit for my Galaxy Tab S9+ (12.4"). I have a *very* thick case on my tablet too, and it still fits great on the wrist rest. If the case is off, it fits completely flush with the wrist rest, but I leave the case on anyways since it holds it fine. The stand is surprisingly thick and heavy, with amazing stability. I have used it to draw and write in all of the available angles, and it holds sturdy in all of them. Even with my tablet in portrait mode, at the highest angle, it does not tip or move anywhere. Although it is heavy, it is still pretty portable since the leg stands can be folded away, and I can slide this next to my PC to store it. I am absolutely in love with this thing!

My 14 year old has a disability and loves to draw using the iPad on procreate. He struggled physically with fatigue and this seems to fit the bill for what he needs. It seems well made, with a nice rich looking finish. The adjustability is good. The iPad fit fine, though we had to get a smaller protective case for it so we could leave it on and not have to take it off every time we wanted to use it.

I've used sketchboard pro until now and wanted something smaller. This fits under my ikea screen stand and that's a huge plus. It packs away nicely and it's super light and easy to set up quickly.I love the dark wood colour, I always keep my screen brightness way down so anything light burns my eyes.I got the 'with cover' version and it doesn't fit my cover, so I have to take the ipad out of the case.The charging groove works, but you need to add about 1cm foam on the bottom where the ipad stands, in order to avoid bending your charging cable.Pros:Dark colourLight and easy to set upGood anglesSmooth surfaceCons:Can't use with coverBends charging cable unless you add foamNo pen hole like the sketchboard proMight do a review after further use on my Instagram @zpurplex.

Only had it 1 day and already decorated it lol. So far I love it. I was worried about how much weight it can hold but you can comfortably press your hand on it with reasonable pressure and it won't fall. Good variety of angles. Fits my ipad with a thin cover case on it.I do agree with the other reviews that for some reason the charging cutout doesn't seem to fit flush with my iPad but it's an easy fix so I don't really care. Of course if u move the stand too much the pen will fall but I can put the pen in there without feeling much worry.Keep in mind this is to raise your ipad to an angle. If you try to use it flat, the stand with wobble and not sit flat from the weight of your arms.I love it would buy again.

Such a great tablet stand! It’s got good weight to it, you can adjust the angle, it doesn’t move around too much and it’s a great size for my iPad! I use it for drawing mainly and it works great for that!

I tried ordering the walnut color. The first one I received the legs were upside down. I chose to replace it - second one came exactly the same issue. Upside down legs.Dont buy the walnut color I guess - they’re trying to sell a batch of defective boards. I didn’t wanna bother returning the board again. It is an easy fix - but paying $40 I shouldn’t have to be DIY fixing their mistakes. I was able to unscrewed and flip the legs around - and tear off the padding and re-glue it in the right spot.After fixing the board - does it hold my iPad? Yes. Does it look nice? Yes. Is it able to sit at a better drawing position? Yes. Is the wood color nice? Yes. Can it stay in place?No. Though it has rubber pads - if you put any pressure on this it will push away from you. Whilst drawing I’m always having to move it back in place. The rubber feet isn’t doing much to support it.But for $42 I should not have received 2 upside down batches.

Very comfortable in my lap. Lightweight and holds my 13” iPad flush which makes it easier to draw in graphics apps. I’m surprised at how good this tablet holder is so I wanted to put out a review ASAP. I’d have no hesitation recommending this to anyone.

I've tried several different iPad/tablet easels like this, and this one is lightweight and easy to use. It's smaller and lighter than the Sketchboard Pro 1 and 2, which means it's probably a lot less durable, however it is easier and much more convenient to adjust the height and the lighter weight makes it more accessible to much older or much younger users or users with limited strength or mobility (in my opinion). If you plan to mostly use this at home without transporting it places, the durability probably won't be so much of a concern as it seems sturdy enough for that. It sits sturdy on my desk with minimal wobble.Cons:-Lacks the VESA mount functionality of SBP2-iPad can move around in the socket (not a big issue in use, just need to be mindful of it falling out if you move it at all)BIGGEST Con:-I am using the M1 iPad Pro 12.9 and the channel for the charging cable is misaligned with the port (iPad sits low in the socket). This means it bends my expensive Apple charging cable, which will cause damage to the cable over time.