ParbloPR 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.

Likes the smooth motor of the stand . Size seems a bit big

I bought a Huion Kamvas Pro 16 tablet and needed a stand. I wanted a stand that could do both low angles for drawing and near vertical for when I wanted to just use the tablet as an extra screen. This stand does both of those perfectly. Absolutel lifesaver.

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.

The stand works great and it's very easy to adjust. The glove also fits well.