Drawing Tablet Stand for 12-17 inch Drawing Display with 9 Angles

🎨✨ New Studio Essential Drawing Tablet Stand/Laptop Stand/Mobile Stand❤️❤️ Just got my new Drawing Tablet Stand and I’m obsessed! It’s super sturdy, adjustable at multiple angles, and perfect for long drawing sessions on my tablet 💻🖋️ Whether I’m sketching, painting, or editing, it keeps everything steady and at the right height — no more wrist strain! The multi-angle adjustment is smooth and lets me find just the right tilt for comfortable drawing, reducing wrist strain during long sessions. It even has space to hold my mobile phone for references (artists, you know how useful that is 😅). Plus, it folds flat, and it has carrying facility so it’s easy to carry for travel or workshops. A excellent choice for digital artists using any drawing tablet, apple Mac book and iPad. The anti-slip mat and sturdy frame give a reassuring sense of stability. It’s also great that the stand can hold a phone or reference device alongside the tablet, which is so helpful when working from photo references or digital sketches. Definitely a 10/10 addition to my art setup 🌸 The big plus is its foldable and portable design. It fits easily in my art bag when I travel or attend workshops, and setting it up takes just seconds. The sleek design and clean lines also make it look great on my workspace — functional and aesthetic! Overall, this drawing Tablet Stand has made my drawing workflow far more comfortable and ergonomic. Obviously Recommended!

I initially bought this for my fiancé, now husband, who was getting a new tablet. In the time since we bought it (it was highly rated on the internet and I'm not one for following the hype, so I was a bit skeptical) and unlike a considerable number of other things he has wanted to experience because of the collective that left him disappointed, I can now say that this Frunsi Drawing Tablet Stand was not one of them! In the past month or so, we have been putting it through a number of tests and found plenty to like. While a bit more firm pressure can push the stand flat (it is a hard plastic so it doesn't have as much give), you only need to worry about that if you are very heavy handed or rough. Even then, if you lay the adjusting flap in the back down to its lowest resting state, that should even it out, allow you to draw without as much pressure on your wrists, and keep it from slapping down. Although this tablet stand could possibly hold tech under 12 inches, the recommendation is accurate considering that the grips are spaced out to accommodate a screen of that size and so are the small tabs you flip up on the front that does a great job of keeping the tablet from sliding forward. So, too, the round one on the bottom, which I think was also a well-thought out addition. The neat little phone stand that's included and works very similarly, has come in handy as well. There's been no regrets thus far and I used his at home a few times for getting my own art done throughout the day. It was enough to convince me to go and buy one for myself. I think it will last quite a while. We're very pleased and as an added bonus, it helps him straighten his posture a little more while in use. A side note for anyone who has a thing about colors/matching them: The photos are very saturated and a bit overly bright. The tablet stand itself is a very fair pink, not quite pastel but not far off. Either way, it is definitely not the same color it shows, but that was a relief to us. If I could be sure about the color beforehand I would have bought the blue one for myself rather than the dark one. The rest of is a very accurate depiction of what you're in for. I wanted to come and give a review now, so I'll have to edit to add photos a bit later today as I forgot to take some for this.

This stand is simple yet does everything I need it to. It has a wide range of adjustments for the angle on both the main stand and the mini phone stand. Both stands are sturdy and useful, and the phone stand sits neatly in the main stand when not in use. Also, the main stand has venting holes which are excellent when using it on a folding laptop. Overall a fantastic stand for a very good price!

I didn’t know it came with a phone holder. So this is a decent product but it’s made of cheap plastic. Yet Even so it still gets the job done and doesn’t break the bank. If they redo this product with stronger material, it would be a for sure item on every artist or tablet owners list. No latches just plastic slots you can fix to adjust the angle. Holds pretty well so far and the extra phone holder is a plus. I will say though that because it’s plastic, it is light weight and since it’s foldable, it makes it easy to include in your bag and carrying it around is no issue. Try it.

A variety of angles to use that are easy to set up. I use a wide drawing monitor (XPPen Artist Pro 16) and it doesn’t slide around, fall out, or feel at risk of breaking the holder while in use. I’m not exactly light handed and it feels more secure than a few others I’ve tried so it’s a winner. The feature I like the most is that placing my drawing tablet in it feels secure. The bottom lips of a lot of holder either seem to be too short or too deep without a way to grip the device enough that small to medium pressure on the device will cause it to slip out, which I hate. This one is big enough for my drawing monitor while keeping it secure, just like it keeps my thinner iPad or thicker journal in place as needed. I store it behind my device in a padded case and it adds only a small amount of bulk and not really any weight. If I didn’t already have a phone stand, I’d be comfortable using the one included if I didn’t prefer to charge my phone in portrait mode

Works as expected!

This thing helps a lot with my drawing tablet.

This is my 3rd time buying this tablet stand. I primarily use it on my lap or on the recliner armrest which can at times be a bit unstable. Twice the hinges broke when it fell on the floor so I hoping I can be more careful with it this time. I'll be looking for another type of stand if this one also takes a fatal spill. I do like the different views I can get with this stand.

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To start off, I am very satisfied with my purchase. I knew from reviews that I was getting something a bit different from the images. It's not metal, it's not got that nice sheen to it like the images. It's a 3d print with some foam stuck on instead of proper grips. I spent too much money on this. Because it's pink. I could have gotten the exact same thing cheaper, probably. But I was set in my ways and demanded something pink to hold up my humble drawing tablet. My search was long but not fruitless, as I ended up purchasing this one. And I regret nothing. It's sturdy enough for regular tablet use, and so far has held up to my very heavy laptop. It also has a really lovely feature I didn't notice when purchasing-- it spins! Small feature, but I was really excited about this tiny range of motion. It's smooth and doesn't spin on it's own [so far]. The pop out phone holder is nice as well. Nice if you haven't got one already, nice for the kitchen if you have. If you are not fussed about aesthetics, you can get something better at this price point. If you're a complete shill for colours like I am, you might find yourself equally delighted with this purchase.

La entrega se realizó en la fecha marcada. El artículo llegó en buen estado. Lo uso con una wacom movink. Me gusta que tenga bastantes ángulos de inclinación. Es firme y sujeta bien la tableta donde reposa sin molestar a las manos mientras dibujas. Me gusta su color negro. Es fácil de colocar y quitar. No ocupa mucho sitio. Apenas pesa. Trae también un soporte para el móvil. La única pega que le pongo es que se desliza un poco sobre la mesa.

Es super practico, liviano y portátil

Works perfectly as a stand. Robust, easy to setup. Amazing for the price.