Bamboo Tablet Stand - Portable & Adjustable 5 Angles, Laptop Riser, Book Reading Stand, Compatible with 9.7/10.2/10.5/10.9/11 inches (Walnut Varnish)

Made drawing with an iPad waaaay easier. It can be set up at any angle and can be played down flat. It’s sturdy and fits well. This is an amazing cost effective option rather than buying a sketch-board.

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’ve looked and bought different ipad stands and cases for note taking. This is the perfect choice! Idk what took me so long to buy this!It is sturdy and beautiful!

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.

Love this thing, now that I have it it’s weird to use my iPad without it.Super comfortable to draw with, easy to adjust as needed. Stable even when I’m resting my arm on it, doesn’t slide or move a bunch. Fits the iPad perfect with just enough space that it’s not pinching my charging cable.Only wish I had gotten it sooner.

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.

There doesn't seem to be too many styles of this product out there, which is crazy because it's wonderful. The ipad sits flush with the wood surface, so I can rest my wrist and focus on working (i cannot fit it in there with the case on, but that's an okay trade in my opinion). I can prop it up and save my back any strain. Or I can flatten the kickstands and just hold it on the couch. Very comfortable

One of the things I loved about my Gaomon tablet was the size and extra large bevel that lets your hand rest on a solid surface while you're drawing, even close to the edge of the screen. Since making the switch to the iPad, I lost that extra surface that made drawing at a desk so comfortable.My Logitech Combo Touch case did a good job at giving me an elevated drawing angle, but I'd still hit my hand on the desk if I ever got close to the bottom of the screen.I've been looking at many options for a large drawing board for my iPad, but none of them would accomodate the previously mentioned logitech case. Most drawing boards (like the Astropad Darkboard, and the Sketchboard Pro) are made to fit the iPad like a glove, which would mean removing my case every time I wanted to use the drawing board.So I hunted for alternatives -- and this one had a size option for "with case" -- which is exactly what I was after. With my Logi Combo Touch case, I can still drop it right into this drawing board and get straight to work. I just have to remove the keyboard. Piece of cake!And the best part (for me) -- there's still about a quarter inch of space on the top and side -- meaning that if I decide to upgrade to the M4 2024 iPad Pro in the not-so-distant future...I won't need a new drawing board! Even with a case, the M4 should fit great (in theory).The only down-side so far has been one of the rubber feet falling off. So I used Gorilla Glue to secure it. It shouldn't move for a while.