Ok, looking up stands made for wacom tablets, they can get waaaay too expensive, and the only thing seperating it from a tabletop easel is the back attachment, which you don't really need, especially if you want to be mobile with it. You'd want ample back support for the tablet itself, as well as something stable enough that it won't fall down or slide around on the table, so I'd probably reccomend something like this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07C76N6XY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_zhAuEb8W58J1A It is wood, but it locks into place with little notches that are drilled down, which seems sturdy. You might wanna add rubber feet to the bottom so it doesn't slil around, but it's cheap and seems like a good thing to try to see if you like this kind of setup, before you buy anything nicer. It does have a wooden pole that keeps it in place for the notches, which looks like it might break after heavy usage, but if it does, you could most likely replace it with a stronger metal pole. I hope this helps!!!