Drawing Tablet Stand, Laptop Stand, Foldable Stand for Tablet Display, 9 Levels Adjustable Angles with a Built-in Phone Holder, for 12-17 inch Drawing Tablet, Smartphones

A variety of angles to use that are easy to set up. I use a wide drawing monitor (XPPen Artist Pro 16) and it doesn’t slide around, fall out, or feel at risk of breaking the holder while in use. I’m not exactly light handed and it feels more secure than a few others I’ve tried so it’s a winner. The feature I like the most is that placing my drawing tablet in it feels secure. The bottom lips of a lot of holder either seem to be too short or too deep without a way to grip the device enough that small to medium pressure on the device will cause it to slip out, which I hate. This one is big enough for my drawing monitor while keeping it secure, just like it keeps my thinner iPad or thicker journal in place as needed.I store it behind my device in a padded case and it adds only a small amount of bulk and not really any weight. If I didn’t already have a phone stand, I’d be comfortable using the one included if I didn’t prefer to charge my phone in portrait mode

I am satisfied with this stand. It holds my Dell laptop computer at just the right angle. It feels sturdy and steady. No wobbling. I like how to folds down, nearly flat and it's portability.

I got this to set my graphic tablet on while I draw. It is so easy to set up. It has so many little grips on it thar even though my tablet is wider, I don't worry at all about stability. It's super easy to use. It's well built and an amazing value! It folds easily. The additional phone stand is great, making it an even better value. I love being able to have references propped up beside my tablet!

I use this stand to draw with a Samsung tablet. I'm a very heavy-handed artist but this stand holds up to my aggressive hand with no wobbling or bending. The range of angles is nice because I often sit in different spots while drawing, so I require a stand that can adapt to my sitting position and table height. It folds down flat and is very light so it's super convenient to take in a bag or backpack.I gave four stars because even though it has built-in foam pads on the bottom, the stand is too slippery on a smooth table surface and gradually slides away when I'm drawing. I fixed this by sticking some anti-skid furniture pads on top of the built-in foam pads, and that solved the problem.

I am heavy handed when I write and draw so I am always worried getting a stand. I bought this for my iPad and drawing tablet.It is very sturdy, and no issues. Simple so I don't have much else to say! I am left handed so I can lay it down on my desk sideways and write on a notebook / iPad on it. Also I use A5 notebooks and I can put it flat on the stand on my lap for writing which I have discovered very handy!

Compact but sturdy. The adjustable angles are nice. Color looks good. The phone stand is extremely small but it's not a big deal. I recommend this stand

Had it for a couple of months now, and the bottom holder's things one of them brokeDoesn't feel like good material* Good adjustment capabilities* Like the mini phone holder

I wasn't sure what to expect from a plastic stand, but it does everything I need and even better than the official Wacom stand that was included with my Wacom screen tablet. I had to find a replacement for it because it would slide backwards as soon as I put a little bit of pressure on my tablet. The Frunsi stand fixed the issues I was having because it doesn't slip around at all. I also like how many angles are available for customization; I like having my tablet at a more upright angle so I don't have to lean over as much, and this stand allows for it.The cheaper plastic material it's made of doesn't feel as good, but as long as you're not throwing it around or putting a bunch of heavy books on it or something, I don't see how it can break from reasonable use. It does everything I need it to and I'm happy I got it for an affordable price!