does anybody know how far the feet stick up on the ERGO 360? my 16" HP g7 is only 1" thick. i'm wondering if they will interfere with typing.
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Not sure what you're asking. Are you asking about the stoppers that keep your laptop from sliding off?
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My laptop is thinner but with a smaller screen, and the stand held it fine.
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I use the rival with a fingertip / claw type grip, and it works OK for me. However, as another person answered here, it can be a little unstable or wiggly at times with this grip. I have had an issue with this mouse being a little slippery and I suspect from reading here that it has more to do with the fingertip / claw grip than the mouse itself. However, overall it is not really a major concern, and I am trying to find a mouse pad with more grip to offset this.
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I took off the try. I found it to be in the way. I am almost 6 feet tall and when I pull the deszk up to my standing height it comes out to the edge of my desk. I use the top of the veridesk for my keyboard and mouse. I bought wireless. I am very happy with the desk purchase. Price is more than fair. A few people in the office have a more expensive standing desk and it is not as stable or flexible.
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I use 17 inch laptop, while reclined all the time. I find it works to just play and not be typing a whole lot. the arms on my recliner are high. so that could be why. hope I helped a little.
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Depending on the thickness of the docking station, as well as if your docking station has the ability to lock into the laptop or secure it together. I have three total Ergotron Notebook trays. One if them I do have a docking station and laptop on. In my case, my laptop actually locks into my docking station. My docking station is 3/4" thick, which the angled cleat is 1-1/4" thick which rises above both my docking station and laptop. I would say if the total thickness (height) of your docking station with laptop is higher than 1-1/4" then I would put additional shelf liner or non slip material. The mount does come with non-slip strips which work extremely well. Depending on the thickness of the docking station, as well as if your docking station has the ability to lock into the laptop or secure it together. I have three total Ergotron Notebook trays. One if them I do have a docking station and laptop on. In my case, my laptop actually locks into my docking station. My docking station is 3/4" thick, which the angled cleat is 1-1/4" thick which rises above both my docking station and laptop. I would say if the total thickness (height) of your docking station with laptop is higher than 1-1/4" then I would put additional shelf liner or... » Read More Depending on the thickness of the docking station, as well as if your docking station has the ability to lock into the laptop or secure it together. I have three total Ergotron Notebook trays. One if them I do have a docking station and laptop on. In my case, my laptop actually locks into my docking station. My docking station is 3/4" thick, which the angled cleat is 1-1/4" thick which rises above both my docking station and laptop. I would say if the total thickness (height) of your docking station with laptop is higher than 1-1/4" then I would put additional shelf liner or non slip material. The mount does come with non-slip strips which work extremely well. « Show Less
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A hard surface only. I tried propping it up on a mousepad to minimize the ergo trouble, but I couldn't click with it propped up that way.
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Lynda, I use the Microsoft 4000 ergo keyboard that is 20 x 11 and there is no problem whatsoever. You can move your keyboard to whatever position you want. My chair has padded round arms, too, and I believe that they include enough adaptors for you to be able to install it on any chair. You should not have any issues.
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Hi, My HP dv8 is a little heavy for this stand. My dimensions are 17.16" x 11.26", so the laptop fits on the stand, but at 8.95 lbs it's kind of unstable depending on the height the legs are extended to. The higher the stand, the more wobbly it seems to get, which could be annoying for typing. Also, depending on the surface that I'm placing the stand on, the weight of the laptop, or book, etc. will have an influence on the effectiveness of the stand. If the stand is on a hard flat surface, e.g. desk or table, you can put quite a bit of weight on the stand, but if you are on a sofa, bed, or comfy chair, the weight of the object definitely has an effect on stability. Hi, My HP dv8 is a little heavy for this stand. My dimensions are 17.16" x 11.26", so the laptop fits on the stand, but at 8.95 lbs it's kind of unstable depending on the height the legs are extended to. The higher the stand, the more wobbly it seems to get, which could be annoying for typing. Also, depending on the surface that I'm placing the stand on, the weight of the laptop, or book, etc. will have an influence on the effectiveness of the stand. If the stand is on a hard flat surface, e.g. desk or table, you can put quite a bit of weight on the stand, but if you are on a... » Read More Hi, My HP dv8 is a little heavy for this stand. My dimensions are 17.16" x 11.26", so the laptop fits on the stand, but at 8.95 lbs it's kind of unstable depending on the height the legs are extended to. The higher the stand, the more wobbly it seems to get, which could be annoying for typing. Also, depending on the surface that I'm placing the stand on, the weight of the laptop, or book, etc. will have an influence on the effectiveness of the stand. If the stand is on a hard flat surface, e.g. desk or table, you can put quite a bit of weight on the stand, but if you are on a sofa, bed, or comfy chair, the weight of the object definitely has an effect on stability. « Show Less
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You can't type standing up unless it its on something. So, unless you're 5', it probably won't reach. It can, standing up, go raise the laptop about 1 ft. Hope that helped!
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Depending on the thickness of the docking station, as well as if your docking station has the ability to lock into the laptop or secure it together. I have three total Ergotron Notebook trays. One if them I do have a docking station and laptop on. In my case, my laptop actually locks into my docking station. My docking station is 3/4" thick, which the angled cleat is 1-1/4" thick which rises above both my docking station and laptop. I would say if the total thickness (height) of your docking station with laptop is higher than 1-1/4" then I would put additional shelf liner or non slip material. The mount does come with non-slip strips which work extremely well.
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I use a Pro and everything fits nicely on my keyboard tray. My boss has a Pro Plus. She has an ergonomic keyboard that sits nicely on the keyboard tray, but her mousepad (which I assume would be about the size of a trackpad) must be on the desktop instead of the keyboard tray because there is not enough room next to the keyboard.
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thanks Ghengis, I do a lot of CAD remotely on my 17" laptop, don't want to lug around a big so-called "CAD" mouse - and I prefer the more compact size in general. tried numerous MS and Logitech mice over the years, and except for some fine precision issues in Alias, my MS 3000 worked just as good without the bulk. I just tried the Logitech Anywhere MX, don't like the middle button placement, and the scroll wheel felt rattly.
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I ended up buying the gaming surface made by the same company but I tried it on a standard mouse pad. Works fine either way. I just bought theirs b/c it gave me a lot more real estate to work with.
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Has anyone had problems with the keyboard "sticking" on the last letter you typed? (Like thisssssssss)? It also will not do an upper case I--this just started today. Am wondering if I need to return this.
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I'm sorry but I don't have any experience with the smaller Epic. What is the "smaller Epic"? I just didn't keep this keyboard since I could not adjust to typing. Typing on a flat surface is very very challenging for me.
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I just checked, I didn't notice until you asked the question! Maybe a hair smaller, not like my fingers are cramped, but slightly closer together than my laptop that I'm typing on now....and I have thick fingers. But then again, I didn't even notice it until now to even have it be an issue.
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With my Veridesk fully raised I am Approx. 15" above the surface that the Veridesk is sitting on. I am afraid you would be looking downward to see your monitor let alone using your keyboard.