Can this product hold a laptop? Because I want to use it for that.
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it really depends on how securely it is mounted to your chair. but i would still advice against using this with a laptop, a netbook maybe. the big problem is going to be the "bouce" when typing.
1541119
I would advise against it. It would probably hold a laptop, but the angle of the laptop would not be good.
1541120
Yes, I have use the laptop on mine before. The laptop I used was approximately 4 to 5 pounds. Just make sure the tray is firmly supported before you place your laptop on it. This is a great product, I'm sure you'll be very happy with it.
1541121
No, I wouldn't put anything heavier than your keyboard on it. Mine actually arrived broken so, apparently, shipping was too much for it.
1541122
It's not too wide, (11 inches) so if your laptop fits, and doesn't weight too much (I've placed 4 pounds without a problem), I guess it can work.
1541123
It'll hold a laptop, but you have to be careful because the keyboard tray isn't attached to anything. It rests on the arms.
1541124
It is designed for lightweight usage and it suffer from a poor hinge design. So, I doubt it can take laptop weighing above 5 lbs.
1541125
Why not just get a bluetoothed keyboard and mouse? Then you can use your keyboard and mouse remotely with your laptop on a desk?
867942
Yes, but be aware there is nothing holding your laptop on the stand. Your laptop just sits on the stand's platform held on by friction. The more you extend the stand, the more easy it becomes to turn the stand over if it is accidentally bumped.
1155615
It can be used but it's really designed for a desktop. The part that holds the keyboard would be useless with a laptop.
1011442
I don't know the max weight it would hold, but if you use appropriate size anchors to attach it to the wall should hold a lap top computer. I use it to hold bathroom scales since my bathroom is small.
2084100
Probably, but it isn't designed for PCs. It only has a lip on the leading edge, so it will conceivably hold any computer.
71399
I have an ipad and it actually fits very well into one of the back slots. I would imagine the main pouch could hold any sized laptop. Very utilitarian design.
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I think it would work well. It is pretty sturdy. My laptop weighs about 5 lbs and I don't have any weight issues with it. There is also a lip on the front that would hold a book well. The lip is about 1/2 inch thick.
32257
Yes it can. I use it for my PC so you would have shelf n storage space. The flat section of the desk would fit a laptop comfortably.
136653
Depends on the weight. I would say it could hold them but it is not what I would consider extremely sturdy. I would suggest using it as a stand up storage unit if you were to use it for laptops. Hope this helps.
1384628
Yes, but that would be a pretty tight fit. I recommend looking for something an inch or 2 bigger for that kind of laptop.
1711546
Absolutely! I own 2 of these tables it will roll close to the bed and hold your laptop. They are study and can be put beside a chair for a stand as well. Multiple uses you won't be sorry
1237192
it can definitely accommodate a laptop of that size, however the cushioning on the upper part will be minimized. for that instance i recommend sewing some extra padding on the top on the inside compartment, or getting a foam sleeve to put over your computer while in the backpack. i have a hardcase for my laptop just for the extra protection. but yeah, in terms of space your fine.
518096
No! Not good for a laptop at all. It's really light and flimsy with no support for the laptop and won't fit everything in there with the laptop. Wouldn't recommend
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You may be able to mount it upside down, but it was so wobbly that I returned the item. Also, the computer that rested on it was too heavy for the laptop holder part - leaned badly to the side which was quite uncomfortable for the user. I bought it originally for an office environment and we use Dell Latitude laptops. I suppose if you are using a small, lightweight notebook computer it might be ok. I opted instead for a monitor arm and purchasing another, very simple laptop stand at Walmart.
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Sorry, Chris, this can't hold a laptop fully upside down because it does not have a tethering system to hold the laptop to the stand. You could angle it in such a way that you could lay in bed a watch the laptop comfortably, just not upside down
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I don't use it for that, I keep it on my desk and even if you were to put it on your lap, it wouldn't be very secure cause the laptop could maybe slide off the fan if you're not too careful. I tried once and that happened.
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There is a tab on the bottom that holds an ipad or something of that size up and the top of the Lapgear is held open by an arm, but it would be awkward with the shape of the laptop. That's just for me, however. I just tried my laptop on it, and the weight is supported. As I said, just a bit awkward.