Adjustable Drawing Tablet Stand Drawing Pen Display Aluminum Ventilated Stand Holder for Wacom One, Cintiq 13/16, XP-Pen Artist 12/13.3/15.6 and Huion Kamvas 12/13/15.6

Got a Wacom ONE 14, did NOT want to pay that nonsense price for the Wacom stand. This works just fine. I do wish it could hold the tablet in a wider range of high vertical angles, but given the bargain I’m fine with it. Just know it’s not getting above a 45° angle. Sturdy, doesn’t wiggle, no nonsense. A reliable part of the setup and one of the only things that didn’t need tech support, an adaptor, or god knows what else. It is slightly larger vertically than the Wacom ONE 14 but that really does not affect the functionality at all.

Very happy with this stand, I have an iPad pro 11in and was worried about compatibility but it's great! +Pros + - lightweight, collapsible/portable and still well made! - fully supports the back of iPad and equally distributes pressure - very sturdy! Not even a little bit of wobbling! • Anti-Slip pads on both bottom and mount, So It doesn't move on the table and my iPad doesn't move on the mount! - Fairly adjustable, can sit fairly low at an angle and sits up at about 50° which is perfect for what I need - the feet at the bottom you set your tablet on don't pop out super far so they don't get in the way of your arm when you do a brush stroke! (I've had this problem previously) Needless to say I'm very happy with this stand :)

This is my go to budget purchase for stands for my Artist 12 and iPad, works great but the little nubs at the bottom part that holds it in place at the edge of your working surface keep falling out and making me have to purchase another every few months and Im about to order my third unit so buyer beware and manufacturer take note please.

Not tilting as high as the original stand.The angle is lower and you can only adjust it lower.

Fits my Wacom One device extremely well. I'm shocked by its high quality and angle adjustment options tbh. Def worth the buy.

I bought this holder for my teenage son when he was getting into digital designing. It is a great stand to use when you are drawing on your tablet. He didn't have any complaints about it.

I had a leg break on my Wacom One. Bought this instead of sending it in for who-knows-how-long to get the leg repaired. This does the job nicely. Surprisingly slim, given how strong it appears to be. The holding edge does stick up above the edge of the Wacom One, but not enough to bother me. Another advantage is this gives me a variety of angles that I didn't have before. Overall, it seems like it is going to do the job nicely.

Made using my XP-PEN Artist 15.1 tablet a lot easier on my posture

I have used it for more than a year working as a freelance artist and graphic designer with a Huion 16 drawing tablet, and the stand has been excellent for that. It helps reduce neck strain, and I can draw at a more comfortable angle. The only thing I need to be careful with is when it is moved and picked up, it disengages back into its flat position. I would recommend taking the electronics off it when moving it to protect them from potential damage; thankfully, another review I read also warned of this, so I have been safe with it the whole time. A good, cheap stand to use with a drawing tablet. It may not work for bigger tablets than a 16-inch one since the tablet overhangs the stand considerably.

This was in the good shape, the loset steap degree really helpful for writings

The overall design seems good but it might be good for smaller size tablet or a laptop. Also the elevation angle is not enough. Returning it.

I like this stand a lot, I use it with my screen tablet so I don't have to bend my neck so much when working with it. Great value for the price, do recommend.

Works as advertised. A great product and wonderful addition to the Wacom ONE tablet for easier use.