Satechi Aluminum Desktop Stand - Adjustable Tablet Mount with Protective Grips - Compatible with All iPad and Tablet Models, iPad Pro M2/ M1, iPad Air M1, iPad Mini, iPhones 15/14/13/12 and More

I rarely write a review, but this stand is great. Doesn’t have the raise or rotational functions that you can find in other options around but its approach is to offer a well balanced weight all-metal and sturdy feeling stand that tilts only when enough pressure is applied. I used it for an iPad pro 12inch and the size, elevation and functionality fills all my demands. If you are looking for a durable product with a great quality for the price, this is the way.

The stand is very sturdy but the holder is slanted and not level. The arm is twisted and leaning to the right with no way to make adjustments.

good quality

Me pareció algo caro, pero la calidad es realmente buena. Sostiene el IPad Pro de 12,6” de sobre. Sin ningún tipo de inestabilidad, se puede poner a varias alturas y angulaciones, muy recomendable.

I bought this stand to use with my 12.9-inch iPad Pro (6th generation). My current iPad stands (used with an 11-inch iPad Pro) were not heavy enough to stably hold the larger tablet. This one is — in both landscape and portrait orientation — and it is beautifully engineered, with the ability to adjust it to multiple angles. But there is one negative: the slot which holds the tablet is not wide enough to hold the 12.9-inch iPad Pro when the Apple Smart Folio is attached. The bare iPad is about 5mm thick, but when combined with the Smart Folio the total thickness is about 9mm. You can place the 12.9-inch iPad with Smart Folio on the stand, but there is a large gap between the iPad/Smart Folio and the bottom of the slot, which results in an extremely unstable situation. Despite this issue, I will keep the stand because I am mainly using the 12.9-inch iPad Pro as part of a desktop arrangement (either solo with a Bluetooth keyboard or connected to a MacBook Pro via Sidecar) and the stand is perfect for this use case. NOTE: Satechi can easily remedy this drawback in a future version of the stand by increasing the width of the slot a few millimeters. This shouldn’t impair the ability of the stand to work with bare or thinner tablets because the slot has a high enough lip, and it also has a rubber pad which prevents slippage.