can you tell me what is the forward back range? i.e front of desk to rear of desk. tx.
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The center of the armrest 'cup' can only extend about 5 inches over the edge of the desk. It's plenty for elbow movement when using a mouse or keyboard within 12" of front edge of desk.
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I have the ergo rest mounted on the front of a table that is 11.5 inches from front to back and my key board and mouse sit on it. With the rest in a balanced and comfortable position under my forearm, my fingers reach about 2 inches onto the table when the rest in all the way back and my fingers reach 1/2 inch beyond the rear of the table when fully forward. Net front to back movement is about 9.5 to 10 inches.
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Sorry for the delay in answering. We were out of town & couldn't remember. No, the desk is not finished enough to put the back facing the room. It is more of a dark plywood look instead of wood like the front.
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You could tilt the whole desk forward by placing a board or other lift support under the back two feet, but the keyboard tray and monitor tray will be tilted forward, and they would no longer be parallel with the surface upon which the Varidesk is placed.
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The sides don't matter. However, with the desk in the low position, I found I needed about 3 or 4 inches of clearance at the back to accommodate the cords trailing from my docking station and monitors.
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There is no spot for your CPU...you have to find a spot on your desk, on the floor, etc. It needs to be somewhat close because of the length of the cable.
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Bottom of Monitor 7 inches from table or desk. Top of Monitor would be 22 from table or desk.
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Yes, I moved my Workstation to the front of my desk. The Workstation works In that position. I normally have mine positioned on the side. This enables me to creat an L shape desk when I am sitting down.
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Obviously, the desk back must be away from a wall other obstruction, and you should experiment with the arm extension, and its reach and flexibility before drilling holes in the desk back.
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I have it connected so it is hard to measure behind my desk, but I would estimate three feet.
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No, the base is limited to the front edge of the desk. The keyboard tray area will extend beyond in order to go below desk level. I hope that helps your question. They make a different model which attaches to the back side of the desk and monitor and keyboard can push back or brought forward to your liking.
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About 1 meter, not long enough to reach from the tower on the floor to the top of monitor on my desk.
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About 45 degrees. Depending on how high you desk is, you should be able to.
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It will depend slightly on what monitor size you are using. I have dual 24" monitors and it easily extends 12" in front of the mount. It would be slightly less if you are using 27" and more if you are using smaller monitors. I also have a deep desk (34" deep) and I find the forward extension more than what I need. Hope this helps, good luck.
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When I first got them, I could walk away from my desk to the full range of about 10m (with several office building walls in between). Now, after I've used them for a significant amount of time? My signal begins flaking out if I go less than five meters away, with only a single office wall and my cubicle wall in between.
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Works well in my front room, about 30 feet away. Further into my bedroom, it does not work. Too many walls. I would think that if you get too far away, you could not see your monitor LOL
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The cable is around 6' long. More than adaquete to reach from the far side of a typical desk to the other side. I have my laptop on the right of my desk and have the headphone cable snake to the middle left, tucked behind my keyboard and there is plenty of slack. On a whim, I tried with a USB extension cable and it works fine if you have need to extend the length.
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Not long enough to reach across your desk down to the usb port at the back of the pc. Also lights out in no time. I suggest you're better off adding extra usbs on the motherboard. At least that's what I've done.