What is height at back of stand: 1) At max. height (tilted forward)? 2) when level? 3) When tilted back (before laptop slides &amp; screen not blocked)?
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I have mine tilted forward as much as possible. It raised the very front of the laptop up by 4", the area where the keys begin by 5" and the back where the screen is attached by 7". I have a 15" laptop
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I do not remember that I was able to adjust height. If you able to screw the stand very deep to the sand then it is shorter. But if yo use on back-yard than the height will be the same. I hope it helps.
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I've actually found the stand to be quite stable, but I've also used it with the Goldtouch Go! Notebook stand and found that works pretty well too... though since it's meant for a laptop, even adjusted to the highest angle, the screen is angled back a bit more than one might normally use. I don't mind, but others might. There are a number of other stands for tablets and laptops that would probably works as well.
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Good question. Let me measure it. By my measurement, The base of the outside of the monitor is 3.5" off the table and the total height from the table to the top of the monitor is 15" - 16" - bit I have my monitor tilted back a bit. I have really enjoyed this monitor since I got it.
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Rear is lifted and the front has two tabs that prevent the laptop from sliding forward. The rear is lifted, I would say, 10 degrees or so.
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No it's a matt screen, which I perfer and total height I cant really answer, I bought two of them and hung them off the wall right in front of me, so not sure what the height would be with the stand, not sure where mine are so I cant help you out there... but what I am looking at from top to bottom, is 16 inches....I suppose you could add another 3 or so as a guess.... BTW, I love them, they work well, never had a problem with them and they are very very clear. I am a network admin and stare at these things 8 to 10 hours a day....they are perfect....I would highly recommend this product.
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I'm using a 10.1 Note. There are 3 options for the stand. Upright Landscape, Upright Portrait, And flat tilted. The stand is universal and should work however, for me it comes almost to the edge when I have it at upright portrait, But I believe you can just adjust the legs. I love it because it's nice and compact vs. the other bulky stands I've had. It is a little bit on the heavy side though. Hope this helps
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Well that would depend on the distance from the bottom of your laptop to the where the screen starts. To give an approximate (measuring mine) about 15 inches. Looking at the other answers people gave are sorta right. that one that quoted 16 inches would be answering your specific question like I did. The other answer that has smaller #s (6.3-10.9 inches) would be from the lowest point of the stand (the front), not where your screen sits.
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With my 15" laptop, the rear is elevated about 2.5 inches, and the front about 1 inch. The front of the laptop does not touch the desk, since the stand has four "feet" so there is space underneath. I use a cushion for my wrists to make typing easier. I like the elevation because it tilts the keyboard -- better for the wrists. I wish it were a little higher in back but I couldn't find a stand with more elevation.
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When set to its highest position, the stand will bring the back of your laptop just over 8 inches from the table. The stand is adjustable in increments down to about 3 inches from the table.
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28", no. My 12-1/2" tall wide screen monitors are about 22" above my desk with this stand. I have an 1" that I could raise it. As the monitor get higher, the less they can extend forward without tipping.I lower my chair to its lowest point to get my eye level correct with my monitors.
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In general the diagonal measure of the laptop should not matter. My laptop is probably 17 inches or so diagonally and it works fine with this stand. What matters most is if the thickness of the laptop or shape of the case causes instability with the two relatively small "feet" that hold the laptop in place. This is more of concern if you want the laptop at a steep angle because the "feet" flip out about an inch so if your laptop does not have a flat case it could be less stable when at the steeper angles. I simply cut a straw into two small pieces which I put over the feet to make them longer and therefore more stable when I need maximum height for the screen.
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I measure the height of this stand ( which is great) at 2 5/8" - 65mm - 6.5 cm. The other responders and I must be using different rulers. My display is raised to a comfortable height.
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There are two tabs that flip down to raise the keyboard. But there's only those two angles. Normal height and with the tabs down. Hope that helps
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Laurie, Regarding your questions about the Bosvision laptop stand:Maximum rear elevation is 2", comfortable for extended keyboard use. The front is raised about 1/8" off the desk with a lip to prevent slip. Neither front or rear aluminum arms touch the desk - or the laptop - as they're cushioned with L-shaped rubber feet. Front arm angle & lockable rear arm extension adjustments allow use with large laptops and smaller devices alike, such as a standard iPad. The stand is surprisingly compact, light and fairly priced. It deserves a design award if one exists for this product category.Too OCD? Then ... Buy it. You'll like it. Laurie, Regarding your questions about the Bosvision laptop stand:Maximum rear elevation is 2", comfortable for extended keyboard use. The front is raised about 1/8" off the desk with a lip to prevent slip. Neither front or rear aluminum arms touch the desk - or the laptop - as they're cushioned with L-shaped rubber feet. Front arm angle & lockable rear arm extension adjustments allow use with large laptops and smaller devices alike, such as a standard iPad. The stand is surprisingly compact, light and fairly priced. It deserves a design award if one exists... » Read More Laurie, Regarding your questions about the Bosvision laptop stand:Maximum rear elevation is 2", comfortable for extended keyboard use. The front is raised about 1/8" off the desk with a lip to prevent slip. Neither front or rear aluminum arms touch the desk - or the laptop - as they're cushioned with L-shaped rubber feet. Front arm angle & lockable rear arm extension adjustments allow use with large laptops and smaller devices alike, such as a standard iPad. The stand is surprisingly compact, light and fairly priced. It deserves a design award if one exists for this product category.Too OCD? Then ... Buy it. You'll like it. « Show Less
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Height is not adjustable and you can tilt the screen back and forth. It takes a little extra force then you would think. If you wish for more height i suggest wall mounting it or if you plan to get two just order a VESA dual mount desk clamp holder. Don't remember the exact name but it's something vesa
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I guess depends on your laptop screen... this is what the stand will go..Height Range: 6.3 - 10.9 inches I am using a Macbook Air with a 15" screen so yours maybe different.