What is the width of the front clip? I have to clip it onto a monitor with clips of its own. So it has to fit between the existing clips.
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between 2.5 and 3" that's the on back side and about 1" maybe little more on front.
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I have mine flush mounted in the dash. The opening is about 7-1/2 X 5-1/8 inches. The opening should be slightly smaller than the monitor housing. This will be obvious when you unpack the unit.
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The clip seems to open up about 1 inch so I guess it depends on how thick your laptop is.It should clip on a side and of course it could just sit it next to your laptop or computer or TV. We have no regrets about this purchase.
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As an FYI: To answer this question, I unplugged my own light, unclipped it from my piano, and then re-clipped it on my own monitor! My monitor is rather large (and a "flat screen" so it's not too wide, coming in around 1/2" or so), so it has a 2/3" frame around the screen, and I was able to clip it on to the edge without it touching the screen. My monitor has a sturdy base, so it was not "shaky", however, you would need to be sure your own monitor had both: 1) A large enough frame around the screen for the product to attach to, and 2) the monitor should have a sturdy enough base to hold the weight of the light! So the answer is yes, if you can answer yes to both of these requirements! Good luck (and I hope I helped)! As an FYI: To answer this question, I unplugged my own light, unclipped it from my piano, and then re-clipped it on my own monitor! My monitor is rather large (and a "flat screen" so it's not too wide, coming in around 1/2" or so), so it has a 2/3" frame around the screen, and I was able to clip it on to the edge without it touching the screen. My monitor has a sturdy base, so it was not "shaky", however, you would need to be sure your own monitor had both: 1) A large enough frame around the screen for the product to attach to, and 2) the monitor should have a... » Read More As an FYI: To answer this question, I unplugged my own light, unclipped it from my piano, and then re-clipped it on my own monitor! My monitor is rather large (and a "flat screen" so it's not too wide, coming in around 1/2" or so), so it has a 2/3" frame around the screen, and I was able to clip it on to the edge without it touching the screen. My monitor has a sturdy base, so it was not "shaky", however, you would need to be sure your own monitor had both: 1) A large enough frame around the screen for the product to attach to, and 2) the monitor should have a sturdy enough base to hold the weight of the light! So the answer is yes, if you can answer yes to both of these requirements! Good luck (and I hope I helped)! « Show Less
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Sorry, cannot tell you that since I returned the cuff after realizing I didn't need it. The cuff supplied with the Omron monitor fit well. I couldn't figure out how to use the large cuff anyway since it had a plug-in cord that didn't seem to work with the monitor I purchased.
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The clips have a curve to them so there is no way to give you a specific measurement. The smallest measurement is 1 and 3/4 inches between clips.
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You made me get out my tape measure to check. "Bezel" is 1mm or about a quarter of an inch. There will be a gap between the monitors and screens. I have a dual monitor setup this monitor and an AOC 23" which has a larger bevel. With both of these monitors sitting together touching the gap between visual portions of both screens is 1" and 1 quarter or a little more than 3mm. I don't have any problems at all as a dual monitor setup for my computer but I don't watch movies or videos the full width of both monitors I choose one or the other. If you are sitting far enough back I wouldn't think it would be a big deal, you will get used to whatever setup you have, just don't use the stands that come with it and get one of those multiple monitor stands that allow you to move them around however you want above your desk.
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The clamping bracket is approx 4" x 4" and 3/16 thk. The bracket fits easily onto a standard thickness desk edge and easily supports the screens I have (1 x 25" - 1 X 22" and an 18" I use as a TV.). Just make sure the clamp screws are evenly tightened- do not over tighten or you will crush in to the desk undersurface with the clamp washers- for safety place an thin metal strip (1/8" thk) between the wood and the clamp heads- spreads the load.
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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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The top part of the desk extends 1.5" out over rear vertical support. I've got a couple things clamped, but not a monitor stand..not sure how much space they need to clamp on to.
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My Planar Monitor had holes where the original stand was attached. As another has suggested the monitor needs to be VESA compliant. There must be some type of stand that will have to be removed first before this one can be attached.
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I am not sure. I use a laptop so I am not really sure how well a traditional monitor would fit. Sorry i could not be of more help. My best advice would be to make an educated guess using the listed dimensions of the desk.
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It has a 75mmx75mm or 100mmx100mm mounts that's 3.93"x3.93" or 2.95"x2.95" ( both .93 and .95 are so close to 15/16's that you could just use 15/16's for both) which standard for most monitors my monitor is an Asus, but it also fit my Dell monitor, if you are not sure I suggest checking online for your monitors mounting specs
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I´m not sure, you can measure yours, the fitting clip seems to be universal.Hope this helps.
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I don't sell these, I simply reviewed the product. I have a macbook pro with a 15" monitor and it fits. I don't know the model.
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There is only a 15" clearance. Sorry but I don't think your monitor will fit.
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I think it may be a bit large for that size monitor. I use it on an Asus monitor which is 22.5 x 20" and it fits perfectly. Maybe look for a smaller case/bag.