How flat does top go? Having eye surgery & will need to keep my head down for a wk. Want something to let me use tv&laptop lying flat.
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It lays pretty flat however the cushion may not let you lay flat and if you flip it to the back then your head goes thru the hole. A position that is not comfortable at all. I think you can do better than this chair. And definitely not worth the price. Hope it helps
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The top goes all the way flat and when the chair is open it is flat like a tabletop. If you are busty like me, the bar underneath might need a towel or a pool noodle on it for comfort.
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It is pretty straight, however i have been using it lying on my back and both sides have torn where the elastic piece is to the armholes. I would not reccomend.
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It doesn't have a flat surface on top, just bars. If it's a small tube-type TV or a flat panel with a board under it maybe.
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very easy to adjust position. i would adjust to desired position & then put lap top on. why risk dropping your laptop.
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Yes, the portion that holds the laptop can lie flat. Be aware that the small mouse pad table will move in the same "tilt or lie flat" as the laptop tableThe smaller table can only be slid closer or further away from the laptop table. (They will remain at the same angle in reference to each other.)Not a negative. Just offering comment for clarification.
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I suppose the dresser is probably strong enough to put a T.V. on top of, so long as it's a newer flat screen and not one of those ancient ones made from stone ; )
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The back end is flat. So long as you remember to swivel the power cord to the side it sits just fine.
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The top is flat. I did not change any hardware but it is possible if you have the skill to do it. Hope this helps.
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Patricia...it may be used standing or lying flat...a "plus" for many users, I'd say, especially if you need to save space on a desk top!
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You put on top . Good fit not space on sides to worry about anything, you will love it definitely more comfy
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Hi. I actually just tried it to see what would happen. I'm not sure if I need you to sign some kind of agreement that you won't sue me if something bad happens to your laptop but here goes anyway. Now not sure if you saw my review but I give you fair warning that I'm not entirely sure I put the stand together correctly. However it holds paper so seems to be right. I only say this because I saw a response that said you can't tilt the desk (top) all the way back but I can. So I either assembled it wrong or that person is wrong. Anyway I was able to to tilt it totally level and put my laptop on it (I have a 15in macbook). It's sturdy in the middle where the stand joins the top but it's a bit wobbly from side to side. However it bore the weight without anything happening (I only tested it for about a minute). I think it's a little risky because there's nothing keeping it on the stand if someone were to ever accidentally knock into it. And again it is wobbly from side to side. I think you could risk it but I wonder if there's something slightly better out there for that purpose. Honestly my vote is that it's wobbly enough to make me too uncomfortable. Do you have iPad? That would work perfectly with the stand in the correct position.
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If the laptop is small enough you could place it on the top shelf. You could also place it on the lower shelf but it might be awkward for you.
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It is easy enough to move the stand up or down (seconds) if that is what you wish to do. I leave it set up on a portion of my U shaped office desk with a monitor and phone and simply move my laptop to either my sitting or standing desk. I spend half my day on scheduled conference calls and do all them standing up and find it is much better than sitting all day. This has been a very good solution for me.
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Hinge up would cause the laptop to lean instead of standing vertical due to placing the thinner edge in the arc. Also, all of your ports would then be towards the top. The arc holds the the laptop off of the desktop so air flow is not restricted.
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Hey, Mo from Bamboosa here. We do feel that the Lap Log works best if you are slightly reclined instead of lying flat on your back. The Lap Log does not really 'elevate' your device so in a totally flat position you would have bend your neck somewhat to get a good viewing position which may not be comfortable for everyone.
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Hello!Mine isn't 'very' wobbly. However...the large screen could be unsafe, of course. Anyway... when I got mine, I googled 'safety for large screens', and got a whole lot of similar safety strap items one can use.This one is good, and I feel more secure now: QuakeHOLD! 4520 Universal Flat Screen Safety StrapsThere are various different makes of these safety straps. My tv is much more secure now.I can't imagine what having a 90inch flat screen would be like. Yikes!!! :))
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The key is what are you putting on the lift? Your ultrabook would be ideal and no bending will occur. A heavy 17 inch laptop is resting on mine all the tine and I use it on my chest or lap any time it is not on a stand or desk. It can be easily scooted around for proper venting of your fan exhaust area. There is nothing else to compare to the cool lift honestly and I have the others sitting around so I know this!
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I think a flat screen would probably be ok. Not positive though. We don't have anything on ours.