[Black] Enough space for my tablet (Wacom Intuos Pro Medium) to fit well but not too loosely or snugly. A pocket for accessories and cords, plus a space to put my pen as well. I could probably stick a thin pad of paper and some pens in as well without stretching it

[Zipper] This hood fits my Canon 100mm L macro as well as the Canon hood for less $$. It doesn't have the fuzzy flocking of the Canon hood, but I can live with that. I bought this hood to attach diffusion material for macro flash work. At this price, I can modify (cut it up) it and not worry too much about ruining an expensive lens hood.

[Zipper] Love it!
Arrived neatly without damages, and useful for travelling when you want to bring your Wacom MobileStudio Pro along with you.

[47 x 14 x 4"] Nice match for my Intuos Pro. Just need to watch which direction I place the tablet in the case because the 'Touch' switch on the side of the tablet tends to get activated if I place it in the case the wrong direction.

[47 x 14 x 4"] Great case, nanoSERIES fits perfectly.

[Zipper] Fits securely and well

[Zipper] It's a great case, very sexy

[Handle] I purchased several ProX cases, including the workstation case, and find this one great as a producer/engineer station for holding all the extra things my production might need. It rolls very smooth, and the table attachment is pretty solid. My only suggestion would be to put heavy stuff near the bottom as the height of this unit makes it a bit top-heavy.

[73 Keys] This keyboard has the Sounds of a Kronos with out the heavy price tag. 88 weighted keys with a nice feel and action. Easy to navigate color touch screen and many user programmable buttons make using this keyboard a pleasure. The setlist feature is a a huge help for live performance. Now for the downside. This keyboard is heavy. Weighing in at about 50 pounds. Also the transpose button is a little weird having to use a shift key then push the octave change buttons to transpose. . Also the boot up time is very long, about 2 minutes before you can play. All in all this is a great keyboard.

[73 Keys] This simple pouch is a nice option to protect your wacom pro. I have the medium size and the medium pouch fits it with plenty of room to spare. I saw another reviewer saying that this didnt fit and that doesnt make sense unless they accidentally ordered the wrong size wacom device or wrong size pouch. To be clear, there is a medium and large size for both, just order the ones that match. 

The pouch has a main compartment that is zippered and a front pocket with two velcro tabs. Although the zipper does a great job of securing the wacom, the front pouch is only moderately secure because the two velcro tabs, about the size of a silver dollar each, are positioned at the edges of the front pocket. So there is a substantial gap left for your pen or other accoutrements to fall out. If you use another bag to hold your pen, etc. then youll be fine regardless, but if you are toting this around without putting it into a briefcase or backpack, then you might want to consider a laptop sleeve with a more secure side pocket.