Review on 🖥️ LapGear Commuter Laptop Stand - Portable Padded Lap Desk with 20 Adjustable Angles - Black - Ideal for 15.6 Inch Laptops and Tablets - Style No. 49108 by Jeff Aulia

Update: I've added a laptop tray to the range, the biggest I could find. Because of the way this laptop is mounted and the weight distributed, I can tilt it significantly and customize it with a keyboard, mouse and more! It's great because now I can bypass surface issues and move my stuff around the house and work literally anywhere. I can quickly switch from typing to drawing with minimal setup time. I have one of the original Surface books. Anyone who has one knows that writing on it can be a hassle. First, I just wrapped some rubber bands around a homemade pillow made from a non-slip kitchen cupboard. It was a good decision, but still painful and not ideal. I've bought a similar one before that had big pads at the bottom, but it wasn't great and was just left in random spots because it was bulky (it didn't have that many adjustments either. This one goes with me everywhere I go go i have a swiss army backpack and it fits in the laptop compartment along with my laptop, every time i take my computer out it goes with it, this allows me to put it on the back of the sofa, on my knees, on any surface.. It's comfortable enough, no need for more padding, it's already saved my computer because I put it on the table and when I set my computer I heard a scratching and realized that the whole table was covered in salt It's great because I can put my computer anywhere and I don't have to worry about ruining the computer on dirty surfaces.I have back pain all the time it allows me to mi ch leaning back and still writing in split seconds or bending over have increased it (always) I mo gu keep things on a tray behind a raised lid. I put my external hard drive, calculator and phone in there. And whenever I need to move, I can add a few more things and move around easily. I'm switching between 4 or 5 stars. The lock and unlock button gets stuck a bit, but to be honest I don't lock it that often so it doesn't really matter. I bought an external keyboard because the Surface's onscreen keyboard is annoying and I switch between writing and typing so often that it always leans on it at an angle. It's a little pricey so I don't think the locking button should be sticky at this price point, but overall it's worth it and the best solution I've found so far.