SKETCHBOARD PRO 2 iPad Art Stand (Black, iPad Pro 12.9-inch 3rd-6th Gen/Air 13-inch)

I am a disabled artist with back pain, and many other disabled artists encouraged me to get the sketchboard, telling me it was great for posture and helping prevent back pain. Well, I've been using it for a little while and I haven't had much back pain yet, so...perhaps that claim was correct! From what I understand, this is meant more for desk use than lap use, and I think that's true. It feels very awkward and large when I try to use it on my lap (unless I am in the perfect position), but at my desk, it works beautifully as an easel. The edges allow me to rest my arms, and I can easily slide my arms about as I work, no awkward edges. The legs included are pretty cool too, I can prop it up at the perfect angle, which I have found is the middle setup for me. I only have two complaints: 1) Only a couple days after receiving the sketchboard, the magnet in one of the legs fell out. Slightly annoying, but I figure some superglue can fix that. But the people making the product may want to check those to make sure they're glued in properly before shipping. 2) I kinda wish there was a higher angle to work at. The low angle is, well, too low for me, and the high angle is not right either (seems more aimed at using the ipad as a screen than a drawing tool). The middle angle is okay but not perfect. I feel like it would help my back pain more if the angle was just a tough higher. Maybe in version 3? We can hope. All in all: Don't like the price, but boy, I'm glad I got it. I feel it's a much more ergonomic setup for drawing.

I love it! Pricey but it truly does elevate creating on the iPad. My favorite thing about it is how flush the iPad fits in it. There’s no lip, so it helps me create more effortless broad strokes. I love how solid it feels, the magnets in the legs are just strong enough. I also love how easy it is to plug the charger in. Only gripe is I wish it came with a case with a strap, so I could keep my iPad inside it while I haul it around. As is, I have to remove my iPad from it and put it in its old case for protection when I travel (otherwise the screen is vulnerable). So taking it in and out has gotten stale, but that’s nothing to doc a star over.

This is the best iPad accessory you could have. It really transforms the iPad into an ergonomic easel. The configuration options of the legs makes it work for any space. I keep mine in the Sketchboard 24/7. Love it! It’s sturdy even on the couch. Portability is a bit awkward, but you’ll figure that out.

I’m a professional artist who’s tried a few different sketchboards for the iPad Pro, (most notably the Astropad Darkboard), and the quality of this thing is leaps and bounds better than the rest! It’s sturdy, very well designed and packaged, and has a swappable center section to adapt to other iPad generations. Super impressed and glad to have it in my toolset

The quality of the board itself is pretty good, however it baffles me that they chose to implement this kind of legs for support. It wobbles, enough to be annoying. Can be "fixed" with some bushings, but for the price it's not acceptable That being said, it's still better than the popular piece-of-foam alternative

I purchased this specifically for working in procreate, and in that sense alone it is a game changer. The biggest challenge I had using procreate with the iPad + Pencil was not having anywhere to put my hand once I got within a couple inches of the edge or constantly searching for a comfortable angle. With the sketchboard it's just comfortable and I have fewer moments where I'm undoing the work of a runaway apple pencil. But the unexpected thing is I find myself just using my ipad in the sketchboard more often than not. Using the sketchboard when I'm sitting on the couch or with my feet up at my desk puts the ipad in a much more comfortable position for my neck. I kind of expected the sketchboard to be inconvenient, but now I prefer it. Seems very well made, I was going to buy one of the cheaper options but they didn't seem to secure the ipad as well. Glad I went with this one, the frame is a perfect fit for the ipad and the magnet helps it snap in easily.

This thing does exactly what it promises. Provide an angled and wider drawing surface for iPad art projects. It's a little expensive, but its been engineered perfectly. The only criticism I have of it, is its touted two Apple Pencil holders. Neither of which hold the pencil securely, especially when the surface is angled. The slightest jostle will send your pencil rolling, perhaps even clattering, against your iPad's screen. The holes really needed to be deeper, or less tapered so their rubber sides would grip the pencil better. As is, I just don't use them.

Love it. I have been using it for more than a year. it changes everything to a happy drawing experience.

Besser als ich es mir vorgestellt habe, ich bin sehr zufrieden mit dem Sketchboard so kann ich viel produktiver an meinen Illustrationen arbeiten. :)

I purchased a Wacom cintiq 24-in Pro 5 years ago. A great product, no doubt. But it was never really comfortable to draw on even with the ergo stand and before long I was hardly using it often. I then had the opportunity to sketch on an iPad Pro and immediately understood the quality of the drawing experience. I purchased an iPad Air and I've been drawing everyday because it's such a great experience. However, its size still hindered the experience enter the sketch board Pro 2. I'm so overjoyed at how this product completes the drawing experience on my iPad. It's a solid built, quality product that fits the iPad perfectly. With the product I can draw comfortably at my desk, on my couch, while lying on my back on my bed, on my stomach on the floor if my back is feeling rough. It's literal perfection. I couldn't recommend this product enough. Absolutely fantastic. Well done Sketchboard team.

Me encantó, es cómodo práctico y firme, cambio totalmente mi experiencia dibujando en ipad

Do you have an Ipad pro? Do you like to draw? You need this. Best accessory for Ipad Pro by far. After a month of using it on a daily basis, for more than 6 hours, I have less pain in my shoulder, and wrist, and a much more reminiscent experience to draw on paper. You actually end up using the whole screen surface. It is not heavy, and it is super sturdy (I am a heavy dude). The company really understands the use case. There might be cheaper options or better looking, you might be able to build something similar, go for it, to each its own. But from my personal POV this rocks hard. A great product.