Can this be used on my bed mattress so I can use my laptop?
832792
I feel this is mostly used for back support while you are sitting on bleachers. I think it may move around if you used it as a table
832793
I was not sure about this scenerio, so I actually tried it and Yes, you can actually sit it on bed and sit in it while using laptop. Interesting question to say-the-least!
1345830
Yes you can, it worked just fine on my bed. The stand that's attached to the cooler allows different height levels, so that you can elevate your laptop. And since the fan will seat directly beneath your laptop that too is elevated. I hope this helps.
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Not really.. It wont sit the right way.. You would have to sit on the side of the bed.. It is perfect for sitting on a couch. They do have the kind you need.. It is almost like a hospital table that has a long base that slides under the bed and they have the ability to tilt, with a split table where a small section stays flat..the laptop part tilts...
1133518
Not really. It's not tall enough; also, when you extend it all the way to full height it's not very sturdy. This product is best used for sitting on the bed or reclining while working with the laptop. For a standing desk, I suggest going with another product.
642126
I suppose you could but only if it was a hard case. This really isn't a padding of any kind. It's more like a polyurethane sheet with mylar on one side, meant mainly for solid surfaces. Also any little bit of this adhesive product that isn't covered by the mylar will STICK TO ANYTHING! So probably not a good idea for a computer.
1691030
I would be careful about that, if it was me. I guess it depends on how heavy your things are. Maybe try it with the bottom bunk first! That way if it slips, you probably won't hurt your laptop! Mine does not slip, but I don't have anything heavy in it. I have to take everything out of mine and put it back into place every time I change sheets. If you leave things in it, when you change the bottom sheet, it will slip out then for sure. I don't have a bunk bed, so mine is only a few inches from the floor.
255394
Hi James, I do not think this would be advisable. The sliding and shifting of the pad would make sleeping very uncomfortable. You would be forever adjusting the mattress pad under your sheets. BL
1753373
I'm sorry, but I do not know if that can be done. I'm not great with computers, but this has worked well as an attachment to the laptop! Good luck!
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Hi JR ... Yes you can as long as your laptop has bluetooth that is A2DP compatible.
1131556
It depends on your laptop. If it has an hdmi or vga port, then yes you can. I pretty much only use mine by hooking it up to a laptop.
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I don't see why not. I have an electric adjustable bed that we use this mattress on now. The only thing you need to be aware of is that the edges are not constructed as sturdy or rigid as most other mattresses are. The edges (or sides) are exactly the same material as the rest of the mattress - no extra support when sitting on the edge. This is not a problem for me at all but just thought you would like that information.
1001574
Not too sure because I didn't try that. I only use it in the bed. But the quality of the material is not good at all.
708815
I don't see why not. My daughter loves this mattress pad. You can't really even feel the wires. Dual settings. It has been great for over a year.
654508
I wouldn't see why not. It is wired with a USB cable so as long as your laptop doesn't use mini USB you can use it immediately. Otherwise you would need an adapter.
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I don't know if it will work...it probably will ruin the electronics...try a waterproof mattress pad on top or look for one that is waterproof..I saw one somewhere
618028
You can. It'll make the bed tall. But it'll be more comfortable. Really depends how thick your mattress is
1403554
If the bed is a pedestal, then yes. If it has sides that come up around the mattress it may be hard to use.