🎨 Enhance Your Artistic Experience with the HUION Adjustable Tablet Stand for Graphics Drawing Monitors: Suitable for Kamvas Pro 16/Pro 12/Pro 13, Kamvas 16, iPad Pro, Wacom Cintiq Review

Much better than the stand my XP Pen 15.6 came with. It's easy to set up and once it clicks into place I don't feel any concessions. It also has decent height adjustment. It can get big enough for my drawing tablet to act as a second monitor if needed. It fits my 15.6 XP Pen Pro. It'll likely fit a larger tablet, but stability will be an issue if it's significantly larger.

Only the part that comes in contact with the device is made of metal. The base is made of plastic, which was my first impression considering the price. It wasn't until I received the product that I reread the description. If this product were made entirely of metal, it would be much more valuable. But you can see that the base is made from fairly flimsy plastic with small, thin notches to hold the stand in place. I expect this stand will break in due course.

My friend used this for his Huion and as I was already familiar with what I am getting I already know it will not disappoint. I got it for my used Cintiq Pro 13 and it fits perfectly. I'm usually careful with things and don't move them much so I don't see the plastic height adjustment notches wearing out. plastic pallet) so the display is held in place very well. Even at the widest angle, when I press my hand against the display, there is no movement. Because it folds flat, it can also be…

I need this stand so I can draw at an angle with my tablet. Even though it has multiple angles, I didn't quite get the right angle that I wanted. Not the fault of the product. It would be better if there was more angle adjustment, but it's enough. I haven't drawn on my tablet yet, but I've put my hand on it and it seems very stable. Rubber feet prevent slipping. It could probably be used for a laptop as well. It doesn't look cheap and it's not all plastic. Some parts are metal which is very…