Foldable Stand for Movink 13, WacomOne 14 & MovinkPad Pro 14

Not gonna say I like that it was a hundred bucks, but it is the only stand i spotted, even when looking at other tablet manufacturers' products, where the supports do not stick up past the bottom edge of the tablet. On all of the the other ones I looked at, the bottom edge of the stand, where it supports the tablet, sticks up past the edge of the tablet, allowing the stand's support(s) to get in the way and/or dig into the wrist of whomever is using it. If you search for drawing tablet stands and look closely at the images, you can see it. Some are definitely worse than others, but they all seem to have the problem. This stand does not have that issue. See the first pic, that shows the bottom edge from the front. That was the primary thing that made me pick this stand over any of the others, but even outside of that, it's a well-designed and manufactured stand. It's quite stable. All of the places where the stand touches either the tablet or the desk it is sitting on are rubberized. The stand doesn't slide around on the desk, and the tablet doesn't slide around on the stand. When fully extended, the stand spans most of the back of the tablet. I tried pushing on the tablet near the top and side edges, where it extends past the stand, and didn't get any movement at all -- no tipping, no shifting. The stand feels well-made. It appears to be all metal and silicone. The joints are neither loose nor overly stiff. The stand opens and closes smoothly. The leg attachments feel strong. I set mine up so that i was looking underneath the stand, from the side, and then pressed down increasingly hard on the tablet to see how the legs would respond, and they did fine. Those rubberized contact points absorbed most of the pressure, and the legs gave no sign of strain. You could be pretty heavy-handed with this and not worry about it breaking on you. I was surprised to find that I like the drawing angle. I expected to find it too flat, but it's actually pretty comfortable. If this stand holds up (no pun intended :) ) as well as it looks like it will, I will consider it money well-spent.

While the price is a tad high I would say its worth it. Its super compact and can be adjusted to fit the MovinkPad 14 pro for both vertical and horizontal placement. Quality wise its super well built. The whole stand is made out of metal and the rubberized parts have a nice feel to them, tablet stays in place on the stand and the stand does not move around once setup. It even comes with a travel case which was a nice surprise. Folds up quite nicely and takes up close to no room in my backpack. If you have a Movinkpad 14 Pro this is a must have, I personally didn't think I would enjoy a stand as much as I do this one and am happy I bought it. Highly recommend.

This stand has good build quality and is durable. but not really worth if for the price. could likely find a similar quality stand or and adjustable stand for half the price. Unless you are a Wacom fanatic I would not buy.

Great stand but personally I returned since I purchased a case with a built in stand. Strong and durable it works well for its use but doesn't allow for any other angle other than keyboard mode.

I was on the fence pruchasing the Movink tablet, and then I saw this stand as an add-on. I figured I would give the tablet its best shot and purchased the stand because its part of the whole Wacom Movink experience. If it sucked I would return it. The Movink tablet is amazing. Its thin, light, and portable. Which also means its easy to bump and slide around on your desk. Thats where this stand comes in, orientating the tablet to a comfortable working wrist angle, as well as keeping it firmly planted where you want it. The best part is that it collapses into a small form factor that fits into the pouch in my bag, so that I can have this comfortable experience editing while on the road, or switching from my remote office to the in office office. And the portability of this stand does not diminish the solid and sturdy feeling while using the Movink with its stand.

Needed this for a long time for my Movink. It’s the only stand that fits. I love how it can be folded up. I’ve never had anything like it. I’m glad it came back in stock. Always buy Wacom. Been buying their products for over 10 years.

I would probably give this little stand a 5 for quality and convenience, but I’m going to dock a couple stars for the fact that these accessories should have been included with the purchase of the Movink, and the price of this…it’s way overpriced. So far I’ve added this stand ($79?) and a sleeve ($45). The stand is nicely constructed out of aluminum (I believe…), and seems to be a good balance of sturdiness and compactness when folded. The angle seems to be pretty comfortable so far—I’m coming from the 24” Cintiq Pro on the Ergo stand, which is not comfortable at all…I also have the 16” Cintiq Pro, but I only use the built-in stand on that one. This comes with a little protective sleeve that’s nice. If I were pricing this option, I would have priced it at about $39, but no more than $50. But if you’ve got cash to burn, and the convenience of the Movink is important to you, you’re probably going to need this. Maybe I’ll figure out a way to 3D print one…