Review on 💻 WonderWorker Newton: Ultimate Portable Folding Laptop Stand with Adjustable Bed Tray, Cooling Pad & Lightweight Aluminum - Black by James Hardy

I am bedridden quite often and one of my main occupations is my tablet. When I work from home (which I often do), I use my tablet and Bluetooth keyboard, but my neck tingles (and the pain gets worse than anywhere else) when I try to type or read in bed. . So far this has alleviated most of this problem and it works really well for her. However, the downside to this is that moving his arms can be a nightmare. The buttons are difficult for a person with stiff (or arthritic, I think) hands to press, and sometimes they get stuck halfway for some reason I haven't figured out yet. So sometimes setting it up for various tasks (e.g. reading on a tablet and then lowering the tablet to make typing easier) is more trouble than it's worth. The small lip would also be better if it had something soft, as it can seriously cut your hand when typing, which is relatively uncomfortable.