Review on Fellowes Designer Suites Laptop 8038401 by Michael Eldridge

WACOM INTOUS PRO LARGE TABLET FIGHTING ON THE DESK IS NO MORE A PROBLEM! I have a big Intous Pro. I love it. It's big and impressive. But I don't have much space on my desk and I want it at an ergonomic angle. I find it easier to access and maximize its functionality when it's set up than when it's lying flat and taking up less space. I first used my document/book stand which worked for a while but the bottom lip was too big. and it was uncomfortable to lay a hand on it. The Fellows Designer Suites laptop stand is the best solution I've found after weeks of searching. Here's why: 1. The stand occupies a small footprint, allowing me to place the base next to the monitor stand on my right and the Mac keyboard on my left. My tablet fits perfectly on it. Of course, the tablet is larger, but its base supports the center well, and the tablet doesn't tilt or wobble on the stand when I press the buttons or scroll wheel.3. It has 2 corners which I find useful.4. The bottom edge perfectly matches the bottom edge of my tablet and holds it in place. It also doesn't bother when I put my hand or hand on it.5. The documentation points out a useful space on the back for storing a USB hub! Nothing special, and it's not specifically described, but hiding it and being able to get it easily is a plus point in my book. I switch between connected and wireless modes for a tablet so I don't have to constantly reach for my Mac. I'll be using this thing 8 hours a day to illustrate and design with ease, so convenience and support are key. I wish Wacom could pre-sell this as an accessory on their website. I would have gotten it immediately. Can even move larger tablets. LAUGH OUT LOUD