my hp laptop is 16" wide. will this cooler stand hold my computer steady? thanks....
1001235
My HP laptop is 16 and a 1/4 inches long, and it holds it fine with about 1 and 1/2 inch overhang on each side.
1001236
I don't see a problem the stand is well made and should hold your laptop steady if on a sturdy desk or tabel.
1001237
My laptop is 14" wide and is the perfect fit for this stand however it is a very sturdy stand and I think it could easier hold a 16" laptop. There may be an inch overhang on each side but I dont think that would be a big problem.
1173858
Hi, my laptop is 17 inches and it fits on it fine, it would handle a 19 inch one also, I made sure of that as I use the larger laptops, hope this helps,
1735846
The actual width is 11-3/4 inches. I am using it with a 13 inch laptop with no problems. It would support larger laptops, however, the laptop would need to stay centered on the cooler so that the stops at the bottom are centered with the laptop to prevent side slippage. Personally, I don't see where you could not use a larger laptop on the Gear Head Dual-Cool but care with positioning would have to be taken.
2139574
My computer measures 15" x 9 1/2 and just fits. If it were any bigger it would be off the edge. Hope this helps. I don't think it would be too heavy. The stand is plastic but seems pretty durable.
336540
Yes. I am using one of mine with an HP 17" laptop, and it is very stable and sturdy. You will have no problem. The item is very well constructed and extremely stable.
512369
I bought it for my 17" laptop and it is sufficient. The laptop does hang over each side about an inch but it is not a problem.
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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
844249
Yes it will hold a 17" computer..........it is a really nice, simple holder.
1909630
Yes, it should be able to hold it just fine. I have a 15" that fits no problem.
168788
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.
1750379
It would def, I have a 16" laptop and it was still a bit larger and supported the laptop without it being at all close to the edge.
1346727
If I remember correctly the widest it supports is about 19". Might do some research on rack-mounted servers and check their width dimensions.
1574815
Yes! My laptop is larger than 17 inches and it fits with plenty of room left for the two large mouse pads on both sides of the stand. This stand is your best option for a wide laptop.
1757722
I suppose that depends on how heavy your laptops are. I have a 17in hp laptop and a 11.6in asus on the two top tiers and it's fine. It could definitely hold another on the bottom tier.
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My HP laptop I bought it for is 17.3" and about 1 1/4" thick. It will fit fine. I have enough room in it to carry my wife's 15" sleekbook too.
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I have a Dell Latitude E6500 and it fits fine (15"), but I think it would be OK for 17" notebook computer. Yes it will overhang a bit, but that should not be a problem for the stand.
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Oh, I did forget to mention, if you have a slanted bottom on your computer, it may slide off. I have one with a slanted bottom, a Dell and it stay's on. I guess it would depend on how steep the slant is. Its worth a try, if it work's out, your neck will love it. Its the best stand I've come across because of the high adjustment.