Excellent for holding a wacom 13hd.
936526
I use this to hold up a Wacom Cintinq 13hd which is essentially a 2 pound 15x10 inch artist tablet monitor with heavy wires coming out of it.  And I rest my hand to draw on it and often push fairly hard to make heavy marks with my stylus while drawing.  This thing holds it up with only a wee bit of wobble and is worlds better than the atrocious, I'm gonna grab up every little spec of dust on your desk and being slippery as glass and flop around" wacom stand.

The heavy wire that holds the front up actually clicks in out of each of the adjustable notches.  The whole think holds up nicely and doesn't slide around on my desk.

It would be completely awesome if this company made another stand a size larger even.  I would buy it in a moment.  .
3962135
I'd wanted something like this for a while now and finally pulled the trigger.  The clamp allows for mounting to any stand and at any angle.  It's fully adjustable to allow for viewing angle no matter where you mount it.  I use it with an 8" tablet and it has plenty of room to expand for larger tablets than that.

I couldn't be happier with this purchase.
782231
This case securely holds my Proscan PLT8235G Tablet I bought from Woot last month.  None of the "Universal 7-8" Cases" seemed to fit the Tablet very well.  After searching for a very long time in stores and on the web, I finally selected this case.  I got 3 of them, Black, Light Blue and Violet/Purple to fit the 3 Tablets I purchased.

All of the ports are exposed, but a tiny bit of trimming with a leather punch tool may be necessary to allow easy access to the Power Plug and Head Phone Jack as the small leather strip partially covers them.  The hole that is punched in the leather works OK for the Headphone Jack, but the Power Jack remain covered as it is just at the bottom edge of the leather strip.  Elongating the hold through the leather a small amount may be in order if you want a perfect fit, but just moving the tablet up or down a little gives you access to the port you need access to.  The Power switch and the Volume Down switch are exposed, but the Volume Up switch is covered with a layer of soft leather, however it does not press on the switch, and the switch can be pressed through the leather easily if needed. The internal and external camera holes do not line up, but can be punched out with a leather punch if that is  important to you.  The speaker is also covered, but you can still hear the audio pretty good, so really no need to punch the leather out if for the speakers if you don't want to.

I love the way it fits as this Proscan Tablet.  I found it very difficult to find a good fitting case for this device.  It is an 8" Tablet with a 4 x 3 traditional format screen, so its more square than a 16 x 9 format widescreen.  This case also fits the WalMart NextBook 8" 4 x 3 format tablet as it is exactly the same size, but the jacks and switches are in slightly different places.

The case is pretty light weight, but seems to be pretty well built.  The magnetic clasp is just OK as it is not very strong and doesn't perfectly line up if the free included stylus is placed into the elastic holder as it put a little pressure on the flap causing the flap to be at a little angle.  I moved the stylus and clipped it to the top edge of the tablet surround leather and that seems to allow the flap to engage securely.

Overall, for the money ($17.99) with free freight, it was a great buy and I'm very satisfied with them.
818603
works really well.  now I won't lose my Microsoft Surface stylus pen again.
4222548
I use this to do my digital art, including my comic book 'The Waiting Room' (available for your kindle), and switched to the widescreen for more accurate mapping to my 24" monitor. The usual quality of wacom tablets is there, although I found that the side buttons are too easy to brush across easily with my hand while doing digital painting. I ended up disabling the right hand buttons as a result.  My one request is still that wacom would put out a wireless adapter for those of us with these wired tablets to compete with their new wireless tablets.  I'd love not to be attached to my pc tower.
3261013
I saw some negative ratings complaining about this mount being too small for tablets with protective cases. It's because they incorrectly positioned the tablets, which is what I also did initially and quickly figured it out. The correct way to mount it is to keep the mounting hands on the corner of the tablet - not on the top and bottom. Tablet should be mounted in its CORNERS (top right/bottom left or top left/bottom right) onto these mounts. Please see 2nd picture. It worked like a charm for me. Simple and very practical design. This holds my iPad and I'm only using the small mounts, not even the bigger one, which could easily hold a larger sized tablet.
4612726
This holder is great for artists. I am an artist, myself, and I have filled this holder with all of my pencils, sketch pens and markers, and calligraphy pens. It holds them all very securely.
I am especially fond of the separated compartments. Each compartment has two sides. This really helps me be better organized. I can have one layer for pens, one for pencils, etc...
The elastic pieces that hold the pencils are high quality and are securely attached. I have not had any elastic holders come loose.
I only have two issues with this holder:
The first issue is with the smiley face zipper pulls. I'm not a fan of them, but luckily I was able to remove them, so it's not actually much of an issue.
The second is, if you try to put a pen/pencil that is relatively large in circumference, like an oversized Sharpie, you may have trouble getting the zipper to close all the way. Also, since this holder is a little smaller than I expected, you cannot put in anything longer than the average pen/pencil.
As for the size, the front is about the size of a dvd case, and the thickness is about 3.5 inches. Overall, it is about the same size as a Harry Potter book.
The exterior material and handle seem very durable. I have traveled with mine in my handbag every day, and it is still in excellent condition.
Overall, this is a great storage solution for your pencils, pens, and erasers.

I received this product at a discounted price in exchange for my honest review.
4154378
I am not a professional graphics designer but I have members of my family who are artists so we've had digital drawing pads for quite a number of years. We currently have a Wacom Intuos and a Wacom Bamboo in the house but I was happy to get this tablet so I can keep it with my laptop and not have to share. ;-)

The Ugee M708 comes beautifully boxed and well packed for safe shipping. The tablet itself measures 14" x 8 1/4" and is a very thin 3/8" thick. The active workspace is 10" x 6" and there are 8 assignable buttons on the left side of the tablet. The micro USB port is also on the left side of the tablet (5 ft. USB cable included.) There are four rubber feet to keep the tablet from sliding around on your desk.

Also in the box is the pen and pen holder. The pen requires 1 AAA battery (not included). The weighted pen holder is a clever design in that it opens up and contains 8 replacement nibs for the pen. It also has rubber on the base to keep it from slipping.

There is a CD in the box that contains the drivers but you can also get the latest drivers from ugee dot net. I installed this tablet on a Windows desktop and a Microsoft Surface Pro 2. Since the my Surface doesn't have a CD drive, I had to download the drivers. You can do this by going to the Ugee site, then the Download Center. On that page, scroll all the way to the bottom and download the Tablet Software. Then download the correct driver above for your operating system. Once that's done, you can choose the Setup application from the downloaded Tablet software and run it.

VERY IMPORTANT: You absolutely must uninstall any other graphics tablet drivers before installing the Ugee drivers.

This tablet worked perfectly for me on both systems with the exception of Gimp for Windows. I couldn't adjust the pressure sensitivity in Gimp but after some messing around, I got it to work in Sketchbook Pro 6 or Photoshop. Actually, getting pressure sensitivity to work properly often requires a bit of adjustment - even with Wacom tablets.

The drawing surface of this tablet has a slight "tooth" which I really like. It feels very similar to drawing on paper. I did notice that I need to hold the pen closer to the tablet than I do with a Wacom but it was easy for me to adjust to. My son, however, has very large hands and he said it was annoying to have to hold the pen so close.

Like others have mentioned, I'm not thrilled with the pen. I find it is decent but I have ordered an Ugee Charging Stylus&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Ugee-Charging-Stylus-Digital-Graphic-Drawing-Tablet-Pen-P50S-Black/dp/B00J5DA6J8/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Ugee Charging Stylus Digital Graphic Drawing Tablet Pen - P50S - Black</a>&nbsp;(It also comes in white to match the tablet but I liked the contrast of the black.)

As compared to the Wacom Bamboo, I find this tablet to be superior. What surprised me is how well it compares to my much larger Wacom Intuos Tablet which cost more than $400 when I purchased it on sale 5 years ago. Because this is so much more portable, I look forward to using it all over the house with my Surface Pro. It meets my needs for editing graphics to digitize them for embroidery machines as well as editing photos, etc. I also think it would be an excellent tablet for a teen or young adult who is just beginning to explore digital drawing because it has impressive features at an exceptional price.

NOTE: I was provided a free sample for review but a positive review was not asked for, promised or implied.
1484262
The arm is great for regular monitors, it's rock solid. But it's not ideal for Wacom Cintiq 22HD, because these arms aren't meant to be used like an adjustable drawing table. It can handle the weight of 22HD, but the 22HD has pretty bad lateral wobbling movement when drawing with single hand. You have to hold the 22HD still with the other hand as you draw, which is awkward.  I was expecting some minor lateral movement, but not this much. It is workable though. I'll keep the arm since I need the desk space, the arm has enough height to support 22HD in upright portrait position. Have I known about the lateral movement, I would have bought a table and use the stand came with 22HD.

You can minimize wobbling movement by not resting your drawing hand and arm on the tablet.
2415056
Excellent holding capability and very versatile.
2332912
Just bought a 13 inch Mobilestudio Pro... Unfortunately it doesn't come with a stand and I was getting a sore neck... I browsed online and noticed some other users using their Cintiq tablets with it... Gotta say, it works perfectly. I feel the 3 levels you can adjust it to are enough (I mainly work at the 2nd/mid level). The stand is very sturdy and not heavy at all so it's easy to carry when I wanna work on my tablet outside of home.
4512199
I could go on and on about this product, but it enough to say that it is just great. Great quality, materials, menus, etc. I have four Wacom's of various sizes and from different product lines, but this is my favorite. The only issue that I have is that the odd-styled USB cable seems a bit risky. I wonder if moving it around too much (as I do) will weaken the port? That aside, I love it. I have a large tablet that is with one of my other computers, but this will be a great size to take on long vacations with me.
1788969
Holds all my tablets securely without wobble.
3873950
Perfect fit.  Using a Pro Surface 3 with a protective case.  Holds great.
3366633
This is an essential accessory if you are using a Wacom tablet. The wireless connects easily and the reciever is tiny enough that I can even leave it plugged into my laptop when its stowed in my backpack.
4482664
works well for all my USB devices EXCEPT WACOM tablet.  gave me a bit of charging problem, do not know why.  But may not be the problem of this hub.
1016699
I bought this mount arm for holding my drawing tablet, and while it holds the monitor in place really well, it jiggles when I actually use my tablet. this comes with a couple USB extension cords, which are actually really easily removed for using elsewhere. It's also super easy to install, too. Overall great quality, but if you're buying it for a drawing tablet instead of a plain monitor, you'll probably wanna look elsewhere.