Review on Premium Parblo PR 100: Adjustable Tablet Stand for 10-16 Inch Graphic Tablets by Brandon Daughenbaugh

This is a very good adjustable tablet stand, especially for artists. You adjust it by lifting the spring tab at the top and adjusting it a variety of ways. Release the tab and it will snap into the adjusted position. It is very durable. It appears to use the same tablet stand as the Artisul Freestyle stand, but this lockable adjustable stand is much better. The rear latch lift is much better and easier than Artisul's sliding swivel stand. The Artisul seems to have a wider footboard, but I had no problem with the Parblo on my knees, it caught in the middle of my thighs. Most posts have an adjustable or non-fixed adjustable groove. I don't know of many other coasters that combine the best of both worlds: flexible versatility and the reliability of a locking feature. At the time of writing, the price and delivery are also much better. They also have good customer service. Now for the things that could have been better, mainly in terms of preference questions. The bottom lip is made of soft rubber and is narrower than some tablets with cases. Luckily, large tablets also get stuck due to the rim curvature and rest on the tip of the rim. Not a big issue and stable but I'm wondering if a bigger lip might be better. Oversized tablets can also make tab access a little less convenient, but it's still great. Very personal taste error, I don't like the "Parblo" logo on the front, a more subtle black would have been better. And the textured rubber studs on the footrest, while practical, remind me of tires and aren't as elegant as the smooth texture. It would also be nice if the entire handlebars were made of non-slip rubber instead of two. It would also be great to have an adjustable tongue on the sides like the Centiq stand, but that can be challenging. It really looks better than most tablet stands. It's also a good product in form and function, as well as a good product for artists.