Twelve South is known not only for the large number of accessories available to iPhone and iPad users, but also for accessories geared toward Mac users, from desktops to notebooks. The American company just added a new product to its catalog named ParcSlope.
ParcSlope is a one-piece metal with an 18 degree angle, which allows the MacBook to be raised both to improve our image (reducing the prominence of the double chin in video calls), in addition to allowing you to continue working comfortably with both the keyboard and the trackpad at hand.
But in addition, it is also ideal for iPad users who need to include the device slightly to draw or write more comfortably. Also, for MacBooks without ARM processors, allows a continuous flow of air for the equipment to be quieter (especially if we use Zoom to make video calls).
At the rear it incorporates a system for secure equipment cables, so we will never have the cables of our equipment by our work table. The company has taken into account the change that many workers have experienced throughout 2020, going to carry out their work remotely.
According to the company's co-founder, Andrew Green:
With so many of us working from home now, creating a workspace that is comfortable, productive, and beautiful is so important. ParcSlope elevates your MacBook screen to improve ergonomics while keeping the keyboard + trackpad at desk level. But ParcSlope's aggressive minimal design is what I'm most excited to share. When a desk accessory borders a sculpture - you really have something special.
This new Twelve South stand dubbed ParcSlope is priced 57 euros via Amazon and 59,99 euros through its official website. This bracket is compatible with all MacBook models.
