Excellent review! It’s so great to learn an easel that remains stable at 90 degrees! Everything I’ve tried is either tipped back too far, or top heavy when at a steep angle. I ordered one based on your review - thank you very much!
I done lots of looking into these stands.... my best solution.... get a proper small wooden drawing easel instead. they are very cheap, more sturdy, minimalistic, timeless, and much more elegant than many of these plastic, metal, aluminum stands
Ooh, I love that stand! I'm using it for my Cintiq 16 and it's so good, I promptly forgot about it while also using the tablet as a second screen. It's so sturdy and can be used for other purposes that I find it absurd to buy the Wacom stand for more when you can do more for less with this.
I just looked up "parblo stand review" to look into this stand and recognized your channel in the top suggestions. Love your reviews, man! Always helps me decide what to get and hoping to get this tablet stand for my set up soon.
Thank you for the recommendation. I bought the PR110, and based on your advice, I returned the first and picked this one up instead. I was worried about the rubber parts on the PR110 falling off. So I'm glad I picked this one up instead.
I had this stand for my ipad pro for like 2 years now the rubber part is still fine but the lock mechanism spring has some problems it wont always lock without pushing it back manually but otherwise its been very useful. I never thought about using it for painting on paper though might have to try it out.
Just got a Huion Kamvas 16 but decided to get a third party stand after so-so reviews of the optional one. Looks like this is the perfect solution as I want to have a near vertical option for monitor use in addition to drawing.
Nice to see with your iPad & laptop, would have liked to see it with a Wacom StudoPro. Found a very inexpensive ($10 US) small stand for mine, the ApeCase stand which u may have actually recommended, but this monster working so well with a sketchbook makes me want to me see if my daughters might want it as well. ( tho' honestly the Ape stand has worked so well I'd need some heavy persuasion to toss down $40 for the Parblo...)
I like it, but i need my "easel" to be raised. If the bottom of the screen is near the desktop (same height as my elbow) it's hard to draw on. If i had something like your stand that would be great
This was a really informative video, I really would like to get it soon! A question for you, do you usually sit om the floor in front of this wooden table to paint? I keep having trouble finding a place to paint so I'm wondering if you paint on the floor or at your computer desk! 😅 To help give me an idea of how I can set up my little corner, thank youA
I usually use this table with a black cover (frequently seen in my videos) to keep things clean. Ultimately, regardless of where you sit, you should be comfortable and should not feel any ache after minutes.
"it's really good ...but I don't use it for drawing" ??? What is the point then? Thanks for showing the nextstand k2, that's what I needed. Parblo would be nice if it had vertical adjustment.
I draw on the table, then put the sketchbook/paper on the stand for watercolour painting so that the water can flow downwards. There's no advantage to drawing on the stand.
@Esposita I agree, but it feels worse on my neck and shoulders to constantly be looking down. Sometimes I think non-screen tablets + a monitor might actually be better after all haha.
@@ny4nk0 You can use a display tablet as a drawing tablet if you mirror your monitor and look up. The advantage of the display tablet is for sketching and inking--more precision. Now, if you don't do much sketching or inking, then don't waste your money on a display tablet. I like having the best of both worlds.
I have the PR100 and love it, but I only wish it was a bit taller so I could draw in portrait mode on the iPad Pro. The other stand you use @02:35 looks really interesting. What’s the name of that one?
too bad the rubbery parts weren't made with silicone. Silicone holds up to freezing and high heat, it's used for potholders and ice cube trays and muffin pans. It doesn't get dry or brittle or sticky and gummy.
So far so good. The high humidity hasn't had any effect yet on the rubber. And I hang this by the window so it gets sunlight most of the time and the sun hasn't caused any damage. Hopefully this will last.
I don't think this can go onto an arm stand. If you need something taller, maybe use elevated laptop stands. eg www.parkablogs.com/content/review-lululook-rotating-laptop-stand
@@teohyc I would consider it but for now I want to see if I can use an arm stand instead that way I can put it at the edge of the table cuz I need to be able to hold at least three monitors two main monitors and then the drawing tablet display! So I want to pull all the monitors to the edge of the table so that I can have enough space for everything else that I might need it for!
Nexstand is light, compact and portable. But if you are not going to bring the stand around, all that does not matter. Parblo PR100 is the better stand.
Just buy this if you need a tablet stand. It is easily worth the money and can last for decades. I have the rubber bottom under sunlight for years and the rubber has not deteriorated, or turn sticky due to humidity.
anyone got recommendation for a stand with adjustable height and almost 90 degree angle? My desk is too short. I used a laptop stand but can't adjust the height, so its not good looking down for hours
Not sure. But the areas that cannot be clipped are the top mid section and the whole bottom. And you need paper of the right size. Otherwise may be better to get watercolour blocks
This stand looks pretty nice. As an alternative to consider, I have the Nomakk laptop stand which seems more versatile with respect to height settings and the angle adjustments are nice. It also provides a quite solid work surface. The only problem may be the bottom brackets that hold one's tablet/laptop/paper may get in the way of painting a little so some sort of spacer might need to be added to move the painting surface up to avoid this. (smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B087P2C3V2/)
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Excellent review! It’s so great to learn an easel that remains stable at 90 degrees! Everything I’ve tried is either tipped back too far, or top heavy when at a steep angle. I ordered one based on your review - thank you very much!
I done lots of looking into these stands.... my best solution.... get a proper small wooden drawing easel instead. they are very cheap, more sturdy, minimalistic, timeless, and much more elegant than many of these plastic, metal, aluminum stands
Ooh, I love that stand! I'm using it for my Cintiq 16 and it's so good, I promptly forgot about it while also using the tablet as a second screen. It's so sturdy and can be used for other purposes that I find it absurd to buy the Wacom stand for more when you can do more for less with this.
I just looked up "parblo stand review" to look into this stand and recognized your channel in the top suggestions. Love your reviews, man! Always helps me decide what to get and hoping to get this tablet stand for my set up soon.
Thank you Teoh, I enjoyed your review :) This stand would make a nice gift for a young artist , for a compact watercolor stand
Thank you for the recommendation. I bought the PR110, and based on your advice, I returned the first and picked this one up instead. I was worried about the rubber parts on the PR110 falling off. So I'm glad I picked this one up instead.
I bought it a couple of years ago, best buy. I like it a lot too!
Very nice stand. Light but balanced.
I had this stand for my ipad pro for like 2 years now the rubber part is still fine but the lock mechanism spring has some problems it wont always lock without pushing it back manually but otherwise its been very useful.
I never thought about using it for painting on paper though might have to try it out.
👍 I just ordered a laptop stand for the same purpose.
Love from India !
Thanks for the review of the product, it helps us to know before buy it..
This reminds me of IKEA's ISBERGET stand, but with a bit more back support and control on the angle.
Hi Teoh! I've never painted on an easel, but this makes me want to try it! Excellent review! 👍😊💐 Donna
Whether easel will help will depend on the work you do. For watercolour, it's nice to have the water flow downwards.
@@teohyc I have enough trouble controlling it when it's just sitting there! 😊😂😅
This made me realize I have a couple of old laptop stands I could use for the same purpose.
Just got a Huion Kamvas 16 but decided to get a third party stand after so-so reviews of the optional one. Looks like this is the perfect solution as I want to have a near vertical option for monitor use in addition to drawing.
Very useful stand, seems very durable too, seems would come in handy anywhere, thanks for reviewing,
Beautiful artwork man.
This is great !!
Hello Teoh! Could you do a sketchbook tour? Thank you in advance. Your artwork always inspires me to go outside and draw.
Nice to see with your iPad & laptop, would have liked to see it with a Wacom StudoPro. Found a very inexpensive ($10 US) small stand for mine, the ApeCase stand which u may have actually recommended, but this monster working so well with a sketchbook makes me want to me see if my daughters might want it as well. ( tho' honestly the Ape stand has worked so well I'd need some heavy persuasion to toss down $40 for the Parblo...)
NICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I so need one, thanks for showing
This is good Thank you !
Nice 👍
Thank s for the info- I bought one!
I like it, but i need my "easel" to be raised. If the bottom of the screen is near the desktop (same height as my elbow) it's hard to draw on. If i had something like your stand that would be great
You're other stand, not the parblo 😂
thanks
This model is also available in Aliexpress for $35 without the Parblo brand.
Excellent review! I would like to have the smaller stand but I can only find the big one, did they stop making 2 different sizes? Thank you!
This was a really informative video, I really would like to get it soon! A question for you, do you usually sit om the floor in front of this wooden table to paint?
I keep having trouble finding a place to paint so I'm wondering if you paint on the floor or at your computer desk! 😅 To help give me an idea of how I can set up my little corner, thank youA
I usually use this table with a black cover (frequently seen in my videos) to keep things clean.
Ultimately, regardless of where you sit, you should be comfortable and should not feel any ache after minutes.
@@teohyc Ohh I see! That's true, comfort is the most important aspect. Thanks for your tips Teoh :)
"it's really good ...but I don't use it for drawing" ??? What is the point then? Thanks for showing the nextstand k2, that's what I needed. Parblo would be nice if it had vertical adjustment.
I draw on the table, then put the sketchbook/paper on the stand for watercolour painting so that the water can flow downwards. There's no advantage to drawing on the stand.
@Esposita I agree, but it feels worse on my neck and shoulders to constantly be looking down. Sometimes I think non-screen tablets + a monitor might actually be better after all haha.
@@ny4nk0 You can use a display tablet as a drawing tablet if you mirror your monitor and look up. The advantage of the display tablet is for sketching and inking--more precision. Now, if you don't do much sketching or inking, then don't waste your money on a display tablet. I like having the best of both worlds.
I have the PR100 and love it, but I only wish it was a bit taller so I could draw in portrait mode on the iPad Pro. The other stand you use @02:35 looks really interesting. What’s the name of that one?
That's nexstand k2
too bad the rubbery parts weren't made with silicone. Silicone holds up to freezing and high heat, it's used for potholders and ice cube trays and muffin pans. It doesn't get dry or brittle or sticky and gummy.
So far so good. The high humidity hasn't had any effect yet on the rubber. And I hang this by the window so it gets sunlight most of the time and the sun hasn't caused any damage. Hopefully this will last.
Can this be mounted onto an arm stand? And also withstand a monitors such as a drawing monitor?
I don't think this can go onto an arm stand. If you need something taller, maybe use elevated laptop stands. eg www.parkablogs.com/content/review-lululook-rotating-laptop-stand
@@teohyc I would consider it but for now I want to see if I can use an arm stand instead that way I can put it at the edge of the table cuz I need to be able to hold at least three monitors two main monitors and then the drawing tablet display! So I want to pull all the monitors to the edge of the table so that I can have enough space for everything else that I might need it for!
when you use clips like that on your sketchbook does it dent the paper ? Thanks
There will be small indents. There are clips with soft or rubber holders but you have to find them
so, to draw, do you recommend more the nexStand? does it fit the 10.2 Ipads?
Nexstand is light, compact and portable. But if you are not going to bring the stand around, all that does not matter. Parblo PR100 is the better stand.
@@teohyc thank you for answering ♥️
did not you find any cheap alternative yet?
Just buy this if you need a tablet stand. It is easily worth the money and can last for decades. I have the rubber bottom under sunlight for years and the rubber has not deteriorated, or turn sticky due to humidity.
@@teohyc can not use amazon,shipping cost is more than tablet stand .
Price $39.99
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Estimated Import Charges $24.51
anyone got recommendation for a stand with adjustable height and almost 90 degree angle? My desk is too short. I used a laptop stand but can't adjust the height, so its not good looking down for hours
Maybe find a table riser
@@teohyc thanks I'll look into that. I never knew about it
Will it warp if you stretch paper on it?
Not sure. But the areas that cannot be clipped are the top mid section and the whole bottom. And you need paper of the right size. Otherwise may be better to get watercolour blocks
This stand looks pretty nice. As an alternative to consider, I have the Nomakk laptop stand which seems more versatile with respect to height settings and the angle adjustments are nice. It also provides a quite solid work surface. The only problem may be the bottom brackets that hold one's tablet/laptop/paper may get in the way of painting a little so some sort of spacer might need to be added to move the painting surface up to avoid this. (smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B087P2C3V2/)