Mobile Desk With Storage

This bag is a mobile desk as it hol.ds everything I need to manage my day.

I can now add my external storage to my T Mobile cellular router.

I like the over the head and it has good quality sound.  I have to travel sometimes so I have to get a pouch for it, it is more for at the desk and not mobile.  but i do like it.

Perfectly easy way to increase storage on a laptop and remain mobile.

TropLite surge protector is so reliable, I have all the plugs connected to laptops, mobile chargers, desk lamp, exterior lightings etc., It is able to withstand as many appliances we add to it. No sign of heating. The 7ft cord is so useless in case of mine. The side plugs will help at times in need.

Just as described. The mobile pixel Duex pro will tremendously help me with m work when I am away from my desk. I just wish I could do the same with the trios with this.However, the next big advertising, I will get me two trios. I love this product

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received the Mount-It! - Mobile Sit-Stand Computer Workstation from Try It Sampling Company for review. This is the perfect desk if you have a smaller office space. Even though it is small, it still is perfunctory. It has nooks and crannies for every device you need close at hand. What's better is it is super easy to assemble. It's on wheels, so it's mobile and you can either sit or stand at it. It is a lovely computer desk!

This mobile kits actually pretty nice. The manfrotto desk tripod is quality. The clamp is completely metal, no plastic parts, with strategically placed soft pads that contact the phone casing. It's spring loaded, so it keeps pressure on the phone to keep it in place when moving or bumped. I didn't need the microphone, but always good to have an extra one just in case. Overall quality is excellent! Good deal too!

If you looking for a small surge suppressor then this is the one for you it only has three AC plugs and only three USB plugs but it has a mobile cradle for when you're charging your phone you just sit it in the cradle and plug it in with a 5 or 3 inch USB cable which I have so I don't have USB cable wires all over my desk it's a perfect fit. The other two USB cables I have connected is a one and a half foot cable and a 3 ft cable so it's cable managed and it doesn't take up much space on the desk hence being small and not that many plugs if you want more plugs than buy one but put it on the floor because you don't want a bunch of AC plugs plugged into your desktop especially AC outlet. I purchase another surge suppressor that's just USBs and there's eight of those and on top it has a wireless mobile charger where you just lay the phone on top and it charges it. Again when I use that one I use short USB cables and it has a readout on it which tells you what's the voltage and amperage and how long to charge it also has a 3.0 USB for quick charging but that's another story and another store but this surge suppressor is what you want if you're looking for a small surge suppressor that you can put on your desk doesn't take up much room it's perfect for you I recommend it you won't be disappointed.

After a week or two of regular use, I’m seriously impressed with this new light. Even at its brightest setting I haven't had any heat issues, and the 1% setting increments make it really easy to dial in the settings as needed. Plus, it's remarkably lightweight (I think the NP970 8800mAh battery I’m using actually weighs more than the unit itself). The desk clamp is well made and the light sits nicely above my laptop for conference calling or can be mounted on top of my GH5 for a portable lighting setup. Connection to the app from my Android phone is simple, fast and has so far been very reliable, and controls are incredibly responsive. The selection tools within the app are great for picking different colors. The preset effects are great too, and can be selected with a couple of clicks in the app or using the dials on the back of the unit.  Moving from my desk setup to my mobile setup, I just unscrew the LED from the hotshoe mount attached to the desk clamp, and then either connect it to my Panasonic GH5 as a key light using the hotshoe mount, or it can be screwed directly to a lighting stand without the hotshoe mount. The included hotshoe mount has a really nice, clicky rotation to it which locks the light’s position at c.20-25 degree intervals, and can be tilted 180 degrees as needed. The light has its own mounting adapter on the top too, so you can attach things like a wireless mic receiver unit to your setup when you’re on location. Future improvements? A battery indicator in the mobile app would be a great addition, and it would be really useful to see a GVM desktop app at some point in the near future so that the lights can be controlled remotely from a laptop. But for now, the mobile app is more than sufficient for most use cases!