MAX SMART Tablet Drawing Stand, Laptop Stand Riser, Book Reading Stand, Foldable, Portable and Adjustable 6 Angles for Laptop, Digital Graphic Drawing Tablet, Artisul, iPad Pro, Wacom Cintiq (Gray)

I review and annotate a lot of documents for work on my ipad, and needed a way to prop it up at a good viewing and writing angle. This is awesome and I use it every day. It folds thinner than the ipad and is very light so i almost dont notice it in the bag. Other products were geared more towards using the ipad nearly vertically like a monitor, or were made of steel and not very portable. Thumbs up.

This is very handy! So glad I bought it!

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Absolutely does what it says, I like that it has rubber grip areas to keep the tablet from sliding however the gripping area is small and my tablet doesnt take up the whole surface of the stand so it still slides somewhat. It would probably work much better with a medium or large size graphics tablet, but not the huge screen tablets as I think you would want that mounted on an arm.

Overall I am happy with this tablet stand. Several different height adjustments make it very usable in different situations. My one complaint is that the little pull open rest at the bottom that keeps the tablet from sliding off is way too high. It is a full inch from bottom to top and 1/4 to 1/2 would be plenty to hold the tablet and not get in the way of my hands. So I am using the stand with that support closed. Actually using it for my keyboard right now instead of for my tablet.

I got a display tablet for Christmas but didnt get a stand and this little stand is a lifesaver (I no longer sit like a shrimp). This thing isnt fancy but you can change the height and angle of the display to suit your needs.

Very good for holding up my I pad sits comfortably in my lap or on my table.

This will save you from wrist pain, potential carpal tunnel, and give you a sturdier surface to work on. Having full range of motion of your arm also gives you better control over your lines. The only minor issue I have is that the piece that holds the tablet in place pertrudes much further than my tablets width. This makes it kind of a pain to work around that spot, but Ive found placing another object behind the tablet (like a magazine or thin book) fixes the issue.

Its a sturdy, portable stand and does the job. Not the prettiest, but practical. My con: the lip at the bottom digs into my wrist and HURTS. I wish it was smaller. I end up having to pad extra stuff underneath so that the iPad sits flush at the lip. Wish it had more rubber grip on the surface so I didnt have to use it, or the lip size was adjustable.