PR 100 Universal Tablet Stand with PR01 Drawing Glove,Adjustable from 10 to 16 inch for Drawing Tablets, Monitors

This is a good little stand to use for drawing on the iPad. It easily adjusts to just about any angle and locks firmly in place. Simply pull a lever on the back of the stand and you can quickly lean it up or down and lock in place upon release of the lever. Great for making quick adjustments on the fly. It holds up well to hand pressure and leaning with little to no give, and will not slide back or pop out of position. It comes with a drawing “glove” that I didn’t even know that I needed. Now I can’t imagine drawing without it. Nice little bonus. At first I was a little disappointed thats it’s made entirely of plastic. I was hoping for at least a metal base. Just seems like it would be sturdier and feel more substantial. But the plastic is sturdy and holds up well enough. If you’re looking for a stand to prop up your iPad, I say look no further. This one gets the job done for any hobbyist or pro. I spend hours drawing my comic on it with the iPad pro, and this stand hasn’t failed me yet.

I really like how sturdy this stand feels, it doesn’t feel too wobbly to draw on! It is SOLID and sturdy, it’s not going anywhere. My favorite part of the stand is how easily adjustable is, def worth the money! It is easy to use and adjust. I was worried the stand wouldn’t hold my Tab S7 as the case is a little thicker due to the portfolio and pocket. Luckily the tablet has not slipped out while using it, and I don’t use the stand at a very high angle so I have no problems here. I use this stand for drawing and watching videos and it works flawlessly. I highly recommend getting this stand!

Before I got this, I thought this was going to be a cheap stand, similar to most others. It's not cheap feeling at all, it's very good. The position lock is made with metal gears. The stand itself is mostly cast metal, too, probably an aluminum alloy. Even the little position adjustment lever is metal, and everything is pinned together with metal screws. Entirely unnecessary, but very appreciated. Most of the surface of the stand is plastic, but it's still sturdy so it's fine. It's also very solid on the table. It doesn't move at all while writing because it has a large rubber pad under the front lip, and there are two rubber pads on the feet of the stand. My only complaint is it doesn't go as low as I wanted, but that was also stated in the product images so I don't care that much. It will fold pretty close to flat, but then the front lip will rise and it begins to slide around and it's not very solid, so it's not very usable like that. If I cared to, I can use a book or something to prop up the very edge, but I don't really care to because it's not a big deal. TL;DR it's a good, sturdy stand and it's going to last a while.

This thing is so handy, sturdy, easily adjusted, and has held up very well to two year’s use with a 12” iPad. I have used it with a much larger graphic design monitor and it held this just fine.

Was hoping this would be a better, more portable alternative to my heavy, bulky Sketchboard Pro since I am currently traveling. It is a great little tablet stand and works well for my iPad, but a couple of things made it ultimately not the solution for me. The first major drawback: it didn't pack well into a backpack. If you are commuting to school or to the cafe, this will probably fit just fine. But for me, this would take up too much space on a backpack for traveling on a plane or bus or train, and it is just too bulky to bring with me on a regular basis. The second, most important drawback: the bottom lip pokes out a lot and irritated my wrist. If you have a case (or a thin book or something) to elevate the tablet so it stands out from the lip, it might help reduce that issue. But I didn't, and frankly having two major issues was enough for me to want to seek out a different solution. For the price I can't really be mad. I gave it to a friend who uses a Huion graphics tablet and his review is "it works". I guess I can't argue.

I used to use a conventional laptop stand for my ipad, and I didn't think it would make much of a difference... beyond fitting my device more snug. Well it ended up making a pretty big difference, the adjustable height is just fantastic and gives you great granular control. It goes low enough that I can have a more natural drawing experience, but way better for your posture than just using your desk. I even use it on my lap when I watch TV. It's size makes it easy to use alongside my mac, normal laptop stands are really large and can interfere with the visibility of you desk-space and slows you down when you need to use multiple periphery. The rubber lip at the bottom is stable, and comfortable (other stands tend to have the hard plastic things that can actually start hurting you when you draw for extended hours). And most importantly it's very firm and stable. The glove was a much welcomed bonus. I have always used a glove because your skin can make the drawing experience more difficult because it 'grips' on the iPad's glass surface - which makes drawing nice straight or beautiful curved lines difficult.

For those of you who love working on your ipad and/or drawing, this is an amazing purchase! I have an ipad 12.9", and it fits perfectly! The reason I love this so much is that I have a HUION tablet, a 24" and it is HUGE and the stand works very similar to it! It is stable, you can fold it to whatever angle is comfortable for you, and its versatile for when you're on your desk, kitchen counter, dinner table, or even on your lap when in bed watching TV! I am so glad I purchased this! And the additional artist glove it comes with is so nice too! I've been using it nonstop!

I love this stand. I wanted something that was not terribly expensive but at the same time fit all my expectations from a tablet stand. It doesn’t wobble when you press against it, it adjusts from nearly flat, all the way to a vertical stance and I can use it for drawing or to stand my iPad up when doing homework and typing with my keyboard. It also comes with a touch rejection glove that I’ve wanted for a long time but never wanted to spend the money on. I always use it when drawing now. I’m happy that I chose this one over others. For anyone who doesn’t want to spend the money on the fancier types, this is a great compromise.