Would this stand work just as well if you were using it on your lap instead of a desktop?
889134
It is very good for the laptop computer user, It helps for neck pain and headache.
889135
The glue I used to try to keep the legs in position didn't stick. Don't recommend this for anything.
889136
I dont think so. It has rotating wheel under it and its not gonna be comfortable sitting on you lap. I think its just made to be use on a desk.
327989
If you were to lay it flat, it would be sufficient for a lap top. Probably not as comfortable.
2149360
It's better to use it on a table. If you use it on your lap, it is slightly uncomfortable. I would recommend to use a laptop stand or something similar to balance it. Still love it, though.
110164
I wouldn't put one on it. You'd have to find a way to clamp the base because otherwise it could fall off very easily. Even if you did clamp it, it would be very top heavy. The stand itself is very solid, but in my opinion, only for a laptop.
1870077
No. It wouldn't work. The flat square base is 10" and I wouldn't trust the pegs for keeping it secure. It is designed specifically for a laptop.
802405
No this isn't really the accessory for lap use. It's more for desktop use. It docks the tablet upright so it sits like a screen on your desk, but it probably wouldn't be good at all for using your tablet in your lap while docked with this accessory.
2004466
I answered incorrectly based on another stand I also use. There may be room for the monitor, depending on the laptop dimensions.
709106
Yes I use it attached to the side of a wooden table/desk, the vertical height adjustment should allow you to work standing. (I have mine set fairly low, as I mostly need to swing my laptop in and out of the way). The height of my desk is about 30 inches (just over 76 cm) and the vertical pole of the stand goes up another ~17 inches (~43 cm). So (adjusting for the size of the brackets) as long as you can comfortably use something around 45 inches (~ 114 cm), I would think it would work for standing use.
1112974
The grooves in which the metal support bar sits are pretty deep so I highly doubt it would be a problem but I would recommend buying a much cheaper bookstand if you are going to use it as just a laptop proper. I bought a wire stand under $10 on Amazon and it works perfectly with my 15in MacBook Pro.
136654
If you intend to mount it on a wall, I wouldn't risk it with laptops. If it will be standing upright then yes.
1541119
I would advise against it. It would probably hold a laptop, but the angle of the laptop would not be good.
85759
I think it might. The stand itself is pretty heavy alone and if you put the screens in it that adds more weight. You could add some thicker blocks either below or so top of the desk in between the clamp so there isn't as much pressure on the desk. My desk is glass and I have to use some blocks so my desk doesn't break.
1727454
The laptop might overlap the edges a bit, but it would still do the job. I have found it to work quite well, and I have it in my lap and turned on for several hours every day..
2051356
I believe it would work perfectly. It has a little bit of a lip where your laptop wouldn't slide off.
1917556
No, the surface of the stand isn't quite large enough for anything else but the laptop itself.
921518
Probably wouldn't balance very well on the lower legs, but it might slide in between them. I have a Toshiba 15.5" laptop that barely fits. But since it just sits there, I can live with it. Otherwise, it's a GREAT product. What you might do, is pick up a piece of plexi-glass, cut it to fit under there, and hot glue it in place. It's an ugly work-around, but it would most likely work. I'm just happy I was able to free up a ton of space on my desk, and raise the monitor up as well.
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Unless you tip it or knock it backwards, it should be all right. Because of the lip in the front and the pads at the perimeter, it is pretty secure and the lap top does not move. I use a 15" Mac Book Pro on the stand and I have no problems.