It's the most beautiful tablet stand I've seen. Also it makes the iPad seem to 'float', and somehow makes the iPad more beautiful, is my feeling.
It may not look practical, but it's that too. It holds the iPad much better than one might expect, and all three positions are stable.
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| Mine, in cherry. With iPad Mini. |
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| Bril idea for a way to have three positions. |
I would hurry, because it's a hand-made product, stock is limited.
Oh, and I have found that the W2 model, made for the first iPad Air, works perfectly with that one, but also with the new iPad Air 2, and with the iPad Mini (with the small exception that the most leaned-back position does not work with the Mini in landscape format). In fact it's exactly the width of the iPad Mini's short side, so you can see more of the pretty wood.
I have not tried their glassfiber/plastic models, but with the super-glossy piano lacquer, they surely look really nice too, and at less than half the price.
Here are samples of their woods.
The Cherry was lighter than I expected (though nice, expecially after I gave it extra furniture oil), so I'm getting a walnut also. (If you buy more than one, maybe you can convince them to send a photo before you commit. Say hi from me.)
