Adjustable Tablet Stand with Pencil&Charger Cable Slot,Bamboo Wooden Stand with Multiple Angles,Organizer Desktop Holder for Drawing,Compatible with ipads(Support to 9.7-11" Devices)

January 24, 2024 Bear in mind that the company doesn’t replace parts. When the rubber part came off the foot of one side, they offered to replace the entire stand. But my stand is in perfect condition, so I refused their offer of replacement (incidentally the parts are hard to get & incredibly overpriced.). So I found some rubber type of sticky things in my junk drawer that are used to tack things down, support furniture feet, or hang a framed picture & I trimmed them to size to replace the missing rubber foot that fell off my stand (within the first couple weeks). I replaced both feet so they would match. It’s been working well. I work on my graphic art everyday now. I don’t know how I ever managed without this stand. It’s well built & sturdy. I have plenty of room to put my hands next to the working area without touching it. Another bit of advice for graphic artists & designers is to get yourself an artist glove that helps prevent you from touching the surface of the tablet. They’re inexpensive. Here’s one on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08T62B5HZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 . The last bit of advice I can offer is to say to be careful changing the level of the stand. I have accidentally had my iPad fly off & fall to the floor when attempting to adjust the stand to the highest level with the iPad sitting on it. You just need to have one thumb holding the top of the iPad down at the top while adjusting one side, switch to the other thumb, then adjust the other side to level. Since the lip that the tablet sits on is very narrow, it’s easy to lose the tablet if you don’t have a thumb holding down the top of it. Nov 6, 2023 3 stars. I initially gave this amazing tool top scores because it does everything I could ask for. However, after using it for two months, one of the rubber feet came loose & fell off. The sticky was gone from it & repeatedly replacing it didn’t work. When I lost track of the foot, I wrote to the company requesting replacement parts of rubber feet for the stand. The seller responded by saying that because I bought it on Amazon, Amazon is supposed to take care of any problems, but the seller offered an exchange with a new stand. Because there’s really nothing wrong with the stand that new feet can’t fix, I wrote back requesting new parts. I didn’t want to exchange a perfectly good stand which probably would have ended up in a dump, which under the circumstances is uncalled for. On his third response he simply repeated what he had said about contacting Amazon about the problem, but when pressed in my second letter, he didn’t tell me how I was supposed to ask Amazon for new parts, except to say that I could go to the Amazon not to request a replacement of the stand. But on the third response he offered me $5 if that would resolve the issue. Unfortunately, I had already looked online for these rubber feet. If you can find any feet in the right size, or close to the right size, they are so exorbitantly priced it’s ridiculous (as much as I paid for the stand for two small rubber feet). I still don’t know how I’m supposed to contact Amazon about the problem because of the way Amazon makes it next to impossible to get help from them for any product or problem that isn’t listed when discussing the issue with their bot. The only thing I can do is either jury rig it (fix it with something I can find that might do the trick) or call Amazon. Having the pain of having to discuss the problem all over again with someone after writing 3 letters doesn’t appeal to me. I’m taking the $5. Merchandising has become a joke. I come from a time when no reputable company would sell something to you without parts if you need them. We didn’t just throw things in the garbage. We repaired them. It has become idiotic that we can’t even make a simple repair for a simple device. So If you enjoy doing your own repairs with whatever you can find to fix it, or if you enjoy a nice conversation on the phone with Amazon, go ahead & make this purchase. I have no idea if Amazon has parts for this stand because I’m finished trying to get satisfaction. However, this stand has really made working digital art on my iPad a whole lot easier. Even knowing all of this ahead of time, I still would make the purchase. I just wish it wasn’t so difficult to find out how to contact Amazon so I can request new parts. If the company that sold the stand, or Amazon, and other companies would rather throw perfectly good products into a dump rather than have to be responsible for supplying parts for them, then I now understand how the Pacific Ocean became so clogged with garbage. @Oct 31, 2023 5 stars. It’s very versatile in how it goes up and down to the level I need to work at. The edges give me plenty of room to put my hands. There’s a nice place to put my Pencil down, but enough room to put the pencil back onto the iPad for charging. Best of all, there’s a nice wide opening to put the charging cable when I’m working longer sessions and don’t want to stop to charge my iPad. I have been using it almost every day for 2 1/2 months and the only problem I have had is that one of the rubber props underneath the end of one foot has fallen off time and again until when coming back from a trip, it is now lost. I’m going to contact the seller to try to get a replacement. Now with the missing rubber piece my art board is wobbling, which would probably stop if I removed the prop from the other foot, but then it will slide. Altogether, I would definitely recommend this art board to digital artists and anyone who wants to use the iPad with the Pencil.

I love this stand. I do a lot of writing and drawing on my iPad (9th gen 10.2 inch) and with it being on the smaller side of tablets I would struggle any time my hand would fall off the edge of my iPad. With writing it was annoying but with drawing it was really messing up my flow so I went looking for a solution. First I saw another brand marketing a similar concept to this one but it was plastic with removable thin legs. Not only that but it was over 100 dollars. Then I saw this one and I’m so glad I went with this one. It holds my iPad perfectly with a space at the top for my Apple Pencil and a slot in the left side for the pencil as well. The price is much more reasonable than the competitor. And this one is bamboo! The legs are plastic but they don’t feel cheap at all. They are very sturdy and I like how wide they are. I super appreciate the rubber on the end of the legs as this stops the stand from sliding around on the table. The stand is also very light so when I take my iPad to a coffee shop to draw it’s easy to carry the stand in my backpack with my other supplies and not worry about any unnecessary weight. I got the smaller size and like I mentioned it fits well, I thought there would be a big gap but it’s only about a centimeter of space on one side and the top. I’m right handed so I push the tablet into the right corner so I never feel the gap when using my iPad. All together it’s a great product and I highly recommend it for artist especially.

While I love drawing/sculpting on my iPad, I always find it awkward to work near the edges of the screen because there isn't really a flat surface to rest my palm/wrist on ­­— turns out this stand is exactly what I needed! This stand has significantly enhanced the experience of working on my iPad with my Apple Pencil. The build feels sturdy, the surface finish is nice and smooth. You can adjust the incline, and it has rubber pads on both the "feet" and the base of the stand so you don't have to worry about the stand sliding around while you are working. The surface where you rest the iPad has a nice soft fabric covering so you don't have to worry about your case-less iPad getting scratched up (though you might not want to go case-less in the first place — more on that shortly). I think I saw some reviewers complaining about the cut-out window at the back ­— that is actually a positive! If you are using a power-hungry app (e.g. Nomad Sculpt) your iPad is going to start to heat up. The cut-out window helps your iPad cool down, so don't let that turn you away from this stand! Finally, the one thing I dislike about this stand (and why I took down one star). For reference, I have a 12.9-inch iPad Pro (5th generation). The product listing claims that this stand is compatible with my iPad however if I use this stand without a case, the channel for the charging cable does not align with the charging port, which puts stress on both the charging cable and the charging port of the iPad. This is because the slot for the iPad is about 3.5mm too large horizontally and 2.5mm too large vertically. I have been able to mitigate this issue by putting my iPad in an old case that I had and cutting off the lid for a more snug fit. All in all I really like this stand and definitely recommend it.

First, it's worth it. I love this thing - they even give you extra replacement rubber feet! Regardless of it's negatives, just buy it. HOWEVER - You can't use third party charging cables with it. At least none of the 5+ kinds that I have. There isn't enough space to accommodate the cable ends. It works perfectly fine with the Apple OEM cables. I knew this was an "issue" from reading another review, they also had the same solution I employed. If you have access to a drill or a Dremel, it's easy to just widen the cable track. It's really not a big deal. BUT YOU NEED TO KNOW THIS GOING IN. That's it, the only negative. Hopefully they revise the design :) I have long fingers and hands and it's just the perfect size to allow me to comfortably rest against, the adjustable height is just fantastic, and the surface is super smooth but not in a slippery kind of way. It accommodates my iPad Pro within it's clear case, and my pencil being inside of an ergonomic grip. It's very good quality and very sturdy. For 50 bucks, you're not going to find a better deal.

I've been looking for a tablet stand like this for a while. A stand that is made for an artist. The stand is big enough for me to rest my hand on it. It's very sturdy, no wobble at all. Easy to use, and simple. It looks nice, and not crazy expensive. I only have two complaints. First the hole where you connect the USB cable is to small. A lot of my USB cables are to thick for it. Second I wish the stand had magnets so the ipad could stick to it. But overall I am very happy with this purchase.

I’ve had my Eletiuo stand for a few months now and still love it. It has a nice number of positions, the lowest setting works great for me while I draw. The higher settings still let my iPad nest well and works out to be a good angle for me to watch shows while cooking. I have the iPad Pro 12.9” with the Smart Keyboard case. I was expecting to have to remove the case to use the stand but the stand accommodates the case nicely. If I took the case off the ipad would sit lower into the stand but even with the extra reveal it still works for me. The only issue I’ve had is that one of the rubber wedge feet fell off while traveling and I’ve had no luck finding a replacement. The one thing that makes this stand slightly inconvenient is that each leg is adjusted separately. It doesn’t bother me but if you like to be able to set stuff up with one hand you might want to try another stand version.

This thing is amazing, its well crafted and the feet don't move, i love drawing on my iPad but i was getting neck cramps from looking down too often. I got this and it sits the iPad upright. I can sit it on my desk or in my lap, it has a spot for my pencil and the charger which work fantastically. I think the biggest draw is its solid, i don't feel like i could bend it or break it cause its just solid wood. I can't even imagine not having it now, super comfortable and super quality.

This thing is awesome and fits in my backpack. Great quality/design. Wish I bought it years ago instead of waiting for an iPad stand to go on sale. I like the amount space on the board so you can comfortably rest your hand or wrist while you draw. That being said there is some weight to it, about the weight of a textbook.

De las mejores inversiones que he hecho! Es súper cómodo dibujar sobre en él y poder apoyar toda la mano/brazo según tus necesidades. Las patas tienen varias alturas y todas ellas súper cómodas para ir variando la posición/postura de tu brazo y no cansarte tanto! Tiene un agujero en el medio para que el iPad respire y no se sobre caliente tanto, cosa que me parece súper importante. El soporte es bastante ligero, materiales se ven de buena calidad además de ser muy bonito. La recomiendo 100% si pasas muchas horas dibujando!

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Better than expected. Used both elevation lab and this one and this one is better. It’s lighter, has room to rest your hand as you’re drawing and more adjustable heights. Downside - a little bit big to carry around and the pads on the adjustable legs came off - not a big deal I just superglued it back on. Happy with product. Shipping took awhile to Australia though.

Llegó una semana después de lo esperado pero llegó en buenas condiciones y es de muy buena calidad. Me ha gustado mucho, muy recomendado para ilustración digital! Es mucho más cómodo trabajar y no siento la presión en mis brazos como antes

Useful for drawing & calligraphy with Apple Pencil. Liked the extra space for arm & hands to rest on. Also the bamboo wood texture - cool and comfortable. Charging cable groove- too narrow for some cables and not really aligned