HUION ST200 Adjustable Drawing Tablet Stand Laptop Stand for 10-16inch Laptop, Tablet, Drawing Monitor

My new laptop has its vents on the bottom and I don’t like the feeling of my laptop heating up on my legs so I wanted a laptop stand that I could (1) use on my lap or even my bed (a lot of foldable stands are an odd shape at the bottom that isn’t lap friendly), (2) throw in my computer bag with my laptop (a lot of other ones are bulky and/or look like they would scratch my laptop), and (3) that would also allow my laptop to breathe when used (a lot of others are made of padded leather or just have a hole here and there that wouldn’t allow for ventilation). THIS IS PERFECT. While gaming, I leave the larger wedge down even when using the smaller wedge so that the entire underside of my laptop gets some air, but even if I keep the large wedge up, it feels almost like the HUION tablet stand is perfectly made for my laptop because both rows of vents are PERFECTLY exposed end-to-end. The tablet stand is also perfectly sized for my laptop and for portability. I like the lower settings for gaming and lap use but I also love the higher settings for streaming because it brings my laptop screen up to eye level. Also the flaps/wedges will not come loose in your bag; I’ve shaken it upside down. There’s kind of a big gap in angle between the highest low setting and the lowest high setting but that would quite literally be my only complaint. If you’re looking for a portable stand that fits your every need, this is it. And if you have an Asus Zenbook Flip S13 UX371EA, this is the PERFECT choice. While looking at the reviews before I bought this, I saw some people complaining that the bottom is plastic and not aluminum alloy, but I honestly like that because that means I won’t be putting cold metal on my lap. Personally, this fits all of my criteria for what I needed so I’m not mad at the price.

This is a strange little stand. When you flick it into position it feels like the flimsiest prop there ever was. Inspires little confidence. Once you sit a drawing tablet on it, it's like a keystone in an arch, the whole thing becomes firm and steady. It's strange. It works, it seems strange that it does after you've handled the thing, but it does work.

Lightweight, so it's easy to transport. Also, the adjustability in height makes switching between two differently sized drawing tablets a breeze. Haven't tried it with a laptop though.

Yes, just yes Having a stand genuinely helps so much and I really like this one It works well, it’s easy to use right out of the box, it folds well, the mechanics work good, it has a stable grip, and overall it’s just really nice. It has A LOT of different settings and it’s comfortable to use, I would recommend

It's a very sturdy stand that stays put on my desk even with moderate force from drawing. However, it has the same problem that nearly every tablet stand has where the achievable angles are either too low, or too high, completely missing the middle ground.

What's to quibble about? This is a simple, sturdy, and adaptable support for a tablet. No frills needed. No flimsy parts to break unless you use it as a dishrack. The price is excellent for what it supplies. I have never used a support before, painting/sketching on the wing. The support allows me to rest my wrist on my desk, taking pressure off the tablet - an additional plus. So do all "easels" you might say. Whatever others might afford I simply that this holds firm, does not skid, seems first class quality. I highly recommend its use.

Who needs a Wacom when I've got my Huion Kamvas Pro 16 (QHD) and my HP ENVY QHD PC?

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