HUION ST100A Adjustable Drawing Tablet Stand for Pen Displays, Adjustable VESA Mount Desk Stand, Suitable for Kamvas 20/22/22 Plus/24/24 Plus and Kamvas Pro 24(4K)

I wasn’t sure I could pull this off but after reading Wyatt’s excellent review on this Huion stand it made me think why not? Based on his information I found hardware to go about this, then took it to the next level.After finding an open box (Grade A - mint) Wacom Cintiq 22” Touch on deep discount for $800 on ‘The Bay’, the stand was once again a thing I have never liked about larger tablets and Wacom had not improved on them since my purchasing a 21UX with that exact same stand. I now have two unused large tablet Wacom stands for this reason as I’d first opted to use an Ergotron monitor arm which is still attached to the 21UX. This new tablet I want in the living room to replace a too small for my needs Wacom 16 and I wanted the same stand as that uses… until I spotted this one! I have a Huion light box but didn’t know they made stands so imagine my curiosity. Wyatt’s review showed that this is a more stable thicker stand than the similar Wacom version, and more suited for a larger tablet! Now to find parts… and I was on the right path. Sincerest thanks to reviewer Wyatt for their help.Updated my review photos and added extra, the first submission from the phone was done quickly with poor night lighting.Here is what I used:The first thing is to remove the Bearing Hub around the cables as it’s in the way and put that all in in a baggie with the screws in case you want to use them later or give/sell them to some unfortunate soul who lost or broke theirs.Wacom DTK2200 Cintiq 22HD Touch Tablet(1) - Huion ST100A Adjustable Drawing Tablet Stand(4) x - 4mm X 25mm pan head machine screws(40) x - 1/8” X 1” Fender WashersAdditions:12M 39 Ft PE Clear White Polyethylene Spiral Wire WrapFoam Tubing for Handle Grip Support 16mm (5/8") ID 26mm OD 1m LengthWacom Express Key Remote for Cintiq & Intuos Pro (ACK411050)Totally unnecessary but is at times convenient and besides, I already had one from the 16” Cintiq!This is a simple and easy fix, around a 15-20 minute project, and well worth the effort. The stand is solid! It holds 18.7 pounds with ease. The wire wrap keeps all three wires as one so they don’t sprawl and foam tubing makes it so I can set the tablet in my lap in comfort when kicking back in my lounge chair! Yeah, it’s kind of too big for this but with a small keyboard on one chair arm, the Express Key remote in hand, and a lot of determination I can do anything, including this.A word of caution: Be careful with the stand mechanism which has a lift-up lever and is accessed from over the top of the tablet. I’m fairly sure it will be durable but be gentle with it when making tilt adjustments. Take excess weight off of it in other words to protect the gear within. With little effort, this stand can replace that clunky overpriced Wacom stand that this large tablet came with. Thinking outside the tablet!

I'm trusting my $3000 Cintiq 22 Pro with this stand. Before I had it mounted on an XP-Pen stand and with the tablet locked at near-vertical drawing with moderate pressure would cause the display to slowly slide across the table. But no more! The rubber legs on the back of the ST100A are grippy enough to keep it in place while I work.The adjustment tab isn't as comfortable to use as the big paddle on the XP-Pen but it gets the job done and is almost impossible to trip by accident. It's also positioned well: I keep my pen holder mounted on the top-right of the Cintiq and the tab peeks out to the left where it's unobstructed.Most of the important bits are made of metal except the part that connects the legs to the VESA mounting body. I'm not sure why they did that but it seems sturdy enough.This is a good solution at a good price. If you try to spend more you'll be looking at ergotron arms (which are wobbly) or Wacom's ergo stands (which are outrageously priced, and allegedly still wobble). I'm glad I bought this so I can stop thinking about those options and get back to drawing.

Got it for use with the Huion Kamvas Pro 19. Simple, easy to install and use, does the job perfectly for my set up. My only complaint is that it makes the tablet somewhat less portable. On the other hand, it's unlikely I'll ever take it anywhere, so that's hypothetical in my case.

I was bummed out when I first got this stand for my Wacom Cintiq DTK-2200, as the cords coming out of the back of the cintiq prevented the stand from being mountable. But then I got creative and found a solution. I bought a 100pk of the largest diameter 1/8" washers I could find, and 4 new screws that matched the ones that came with the stand. See attached photo. After putting everything together, this stand is perfect! It still feels very sturdy even after putting a bit of weight on it while drawing, it's easy to adjust the angle, and it holds my large cintiq perfectly. This was a great find as I didn't want to pay $80 for a used stand on Ebay.Edit 4/21/23: Stand is still going strong! No changes to support strength/stability. Will probably never need to be replaced.