What is height in the back and height in the front - is slanted & I'm a typist & don't want the front too high.
1351019
I think it would depend more on where your keyboard is on your laptop. It is rather slanted. The very front is only about 1/2" and the back is the 2.2" they give in the description. Certainly not level, and a good slant for my laptop.
1993180
It's about 2 1/2" tall in the back, and about 3/4" tall in the front, so there's a noticeable, but not uncomfortable, slant.
1993181
The back is about 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 inches high and the front about 3/4 of an inch. Hope that helps you.....
156689
The front is raised by 1/4" and the back is raised by 1 5/8". The front 1/4" raise is when you place the keyboard down into the stand so that the keyboard does not slip off of the stand. If if keyboard is placed on top of the front of the stand, then the keyboard would be raised 5/8" at the front.
1439990
If you weren't set upright, this desk would be too tall. If you were comfortable reaching up to type, the adjustable easel could be used to place the laptop at an angle, but it may be awkward if you were lying flat on your back.
866787
I don't have a protractor to measure the actual angles so I have to give you the data in terms of inches. Here goes: the flattest setting has the front of the laptop sitting 1/2" above the tabletop and the hinged side about 3" above the tabletop. There are four settings and each, in order, raises the hinged side of the laptop to 5.5", 6.25", 6.5" and 6.75". I find the lowest setting to be helpful for me if I have a lot of typing to do. If I'm just reading and surfing using my mouse, the higher settings are very helpful.
97048
With the angle set at maximum 27 degrees, the back edge is raised close to 7 inches above tabletop. Depending on the size of your laptop, the 1/2 inch raised lip at the front edge of the stand could still retain it safely if you're using a separate keyboard, so the laptop is being not jostled around.
672760
The front is 20 inches and it slopes down in the back to about 17 inches. I don't consider it a low chair.
1258260
Do you mean the measurement "between" the keys or from the "center" of one key to the "center" of another?Also, do you mean how "high" are the top of the keys from the surface the keyboard is sitting on?If I may just comment, this is one of the best keyboards ever made and is perfect for "real" typists. the next best, I think, are the older Dell keyboards.
2002007
The keyboard can be tilted to two different heights. There are two different tabs, a shorter tab that can be flipped out on each side for a short tilt, and a longer tab on each side that can be flipped out for a higher tilt.
172661
Most keyboards also have a short base with nothing to rest the palms on. This one has a slightly extended one. The split zones are also often angled from each other which is not a comfortable position for me. Everyone has different needs. If it doesn't look like something you would be comfortable with, don't purchase it.
92456
It has a slight slant to the back. I did end up sending couch back. Some of the mechanics on the recliner to the right was broken and the couch had a odor of smoke.
1240450
The back is slightly slanted at all times. I use it as a nursing chair and have spent LOTS of time in it- I can tell you, it's very comfortable and a good deal for the price.
597103
The seat is tapered and measures 27" at the back and 30" at the front. We have found the chair to be very uncomfortable because it is so deep, 24", and need to put a big pillow against the back rest and I am over 6' tall. It seems to be well made and attractive but not a pleasure to sit in.
1566844
Yes it is slightly i would say 1 to 2 inches The back is straight front is slanted
9759
Mine is set at the lowest setting. My keyboard tray is just over 25" and it does not fit fully under it.
1950262
without tray extended...I measure 20" front to back, 23" left to right, 13" high.
1258262
"~" through "Backspace" is 11 7/8", inclusive; "~" through "Ctrl" is 3 1/2", inclusive. The minimum height (there is a slight dip of the base surface from "~" to "Ctrl") is 1/4". I am of course describing IBM's original product (which I use) -- not after-market and/or USB products.
1754240
Seeing as the board is slightly angled towards the user, the front (near the user) thickness including the height of the keys is 1-1/8" while the back side of the board, again including height of the keys, is 1-3/4".