Does the mouse pad swing away or under the bracket? My desk knee hole is 28 inches wide and would not accept the bracket with the mouse pad extended.
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No, it slides straight out, just like the picture shows. It doesn't pivot or swivel in any way.
1188179
The mouse pads slides underneath the tray. When it is slide underneath, it measures 22" from left to right. It should fit into your desk hole.
1188180
The mouse pad slides under the keyboard drawer giving plenty of room for a 28" wide kneehole.
1188181
The mouse pad slides under the tray. Measures 22" when slid under. I used small C clamps to attaché to my corner style desk.
598316
I have an Acer 17.3" that overhangs about 1.5" on the left and right elevated ends. The desk still has room for the mouse on the right-side flat surface. Seems to work just fine while laying in bed.
463675
Great question. Ironically today I got back home and didn't have the mousepad out under it yet since I was lazy and it worked on my desk. So it should work unless the surface doesn't allow for it.
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There is no mouse attachment to this laptop. If you mean the mousepad, I can say it's too big for its dimension. Some time my palm would get in the way. Maybe I'm too custom to my old laptop where the mousepad is small. What I can say is the mousepad works but not my friendly type
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14-1/4" horizontal from the post to the vesa. the top most position with the bracket fully contacting the post is 16-5/8" from top of desk to center of vesa. measure your monitor width and height, they shouldn't be no more than double those dimensions i just gave to the center of the vesa bolting to the monitor. (so 28-1/2" width and 33-1/4 height monitor should be your limit). it's a strong item holding my 24" Dell U2412M and i bounce my leg all day and it doesn't move. this is not a flimsy item, it is solid. got mine on 9/4/14 and no problems today 7/3/15.
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My son is able to use a mouse in the 3 - 4" to the side of his laptop, if his laptop is slightly off the desk. I would not say it is comfortable though. I just use the mousepad for mine.
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I'm 5"4" and I was hitting my knees under my computer desk. I pulled my keyboard and mouse back to the edge of the desk top and pedal away. It's hard to use the keyboard or write while you are using it though. Mine has held up really well and although not a cardio workout by any means, keeps the legs moving!
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It doesn't stay attached to the desk. When it WAS attached, the mouse platform was slanted so the mouse kept falling off of it. And when I put the weight of my hand on the platform, it lasted a whole of 5 minutes and then just totally loosened and fell off the desk. It was a piece of junk.
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It doesn't not come with the mouse pad. I have been using my leg and it's fine. Lol I have yet to try it on a desk.
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I have an 18 inch keyboard and a full size mouse pad on mine. My wife has a 15 in laptop. I just checked it out. more than enough clearance under desk when folded.
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I would say yes, if you do not have an over-sized laptop. My husband and I have 17.5 inch laptops and there is little room left. My older laptop fits with enough room for a mouse. You may just have to pick the mouse up to scroll far distances across the screen. There would not be enough room for a mouse-pad, but the material on the foam desktop is quite similar to one. I hope this answers your question. And by the way...my husband's legs are looking great now.
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I measured the keyboard platform at a little under 19" wide. You might be able to leave off the end caps and make it fit leaving off the mouse platform. Seems risky. This thing is pretty flimsy: a couple of years after installation the platform has warped and the keyboard is not stable. I would not buy it again but it is not so bad I will replace it before it finally breaks.
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It pulls out quite far so u can mount it so that it doesn't extend beyond the desk edge at all.
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So do I! I do have to move my laptop over to the left a bit, about 2-3 inches. Then I have all the room I need for my mouse. And you don't need a mousepad with today's mice. Just use the right side of the table.
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You can adjust the width, but the stability of that extra width is dependent upon what you are putting on it. For a laptop or something heavier and delicate like that you wouldn't want to slide it out too far. It can extend from 17" to about 25". The more you pull it to the side to extend it, you can kind off offset the balance of weight over the legs. When I used it with my netbook, which is super tiny, I could extend it more to the right and use a mouse with it or put something like a paper on the right extended side, but I haven't really extended it when using my full size laptop. I think it would be fine as long as you keep the laptop where it is balanced and put something lightweight over the extended part. I still love it and think it's awesome!
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I don't know of a mousepad that would be much thicker than this that would offset the kind of problem you are having. Probably getting a rigid piece of material that the same size or larger than the mouse pad could help.
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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.