Can you use it on a desk surface?
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You could definitely use it on a desk. The suction pad in the bottom easily sticks to a variety of surfaces.
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If you have a smooth surface, it will mount using the suction base.You will not be able to use it alone. But, you can mount it on a small plate from your kitchen and support it as a base.
2194754
Yes you can..... Actually I have but I mounted the monitor on desk mount so that there is no pressure on the bottom of the monitor. There are small screws that attaches the clear plastic to the monitor.
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Yes, it would be very useful on a desk. I use it on my table at home, and it has done exactly what you mention... taken the pressure off my wrists. I use it primarily without the black pad, and use the black pad when I'm on my couch, etc. I love this thing! Hope this helps!
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We use ours under the desk but I don't see any reason it couldn't be on the desk. They don't radiate terribly far at their low power so it would need to be right next to your hands to have a major impact.
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You would need to replace the machine screw with a wood screw, as this is designed to screw into a metal plate. Other than that, you should be able to use it for a desk.
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No you cannot. This has a peel off backing with adhesive. You can apply it to wood, glass or metal. Pretty much anything with a smooth surface.
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Probably not, due to the curved surface on it's hard plastic side. I actually use it for as a lap desk for my wireless keyboard and mouse because it keeps my arms completely parallel to the floor and to elbows close to my side allowing long periods of work.Steve
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I never have tried on a wooden surface. I always use it on concrete, but it would seem like you could use it on wood. Really don't know for certain.
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I use mine on my coffee table which is made from reclaimed barn wood. It has bumps, knots, and plenty of ridges. Without the pad my mouse jumps all over and it is very unresponsive. I would expect you to have similar results on your desk. This pad is think.
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It should work on either type of surface, but you might want to verify this with the manufacturer.
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It's as long as a full size desktop keyboard. So if it's going to extend well past the edge of the laptop; other than that there's not reason you couldn't use it as long as your laptop was on a desk/table/etc.
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I used it to reproduce some graphics on my bike, I'd say the wood would have be sealed and or painted to give it a good surface to stick to. But I really don't know if this would be the right stuff for a desk.
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you can . But the table is not steady..I mean when you place laptop on table and if you start typing the table will shake.
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Desktop surface only is the design. I imagine it could be done by some DIY types as the unit is very light, but I would advise against it.
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Not sure, I only tried it on my phone screen. But, as it's intended to be used on screens and wasn't effective for that at all, I doubt it'll work on other surfaces.
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It certainly can be used on top of a desk. It's actually more sturdy on a harder surface rather than a softer like a bed or couch.
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Yea, that should work, but you want to make sure the thing will clamp to the edge of your desk. There needs to be a lip or an edge that it can grab on to. I was honestly a little disappointed about how small it was. But it is still sweet.