I want to use the stand to read while walking on the treadmill. I need to read at eye level due to neck problems. I am 64", will this item work?
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When the stand is extended to its highest position and with the book holder attachment attached, the middle of the attachment is 54" from the floor. If this is too low for you, you could solve the problem by removing the wheels from the base and putting it on a box which is the right height to raise the stand to the level you want (the base is a square with 13" sides).
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The LevoG2 can be up to 56 inches in height. A 20 inch extension can be ordered as a supplement to it thus achieving the purpose intended.
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Yes it will, I use it while riding my stationary bike and the height and stability is spot on.
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While I am not that tall, I have no doubt that it can extend more than enough to support this activity with room to spare. In addition, the stability of the unit will allow you to adjust it exactly how you wish without having to worry about it falling over or dropping the tablet.
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I am currently using it on the top of my desk. It definitely helps to not have to strain your neck. I currently have it on the second setting, and it works out fine for eye level.
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I don't think so. I had to put a book under the stand to get it at eye level.
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This would depend on how high you want the monitor to be off the desk or platform you are using. The sit to stand puts your key board above the surface.
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No Problem, there is a lip that you set tablet or kindle on, then adjust the level/height you want for viewing/reading. Karen
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Christopher, I would liken this treadmill at just slightly less than the ones I used to use at the County Recreation Center. I am 5'9 and 200 and have been using this thing to walk 4 miles per day at 15 minute miles five days a week. I keep the belt lubricated with silicone like the manual says and have had zero problems with it. Everything works today the same as it has for the past two years. This has been a quality piece of equipment that is built very well. I can't see that you would have a problem with it at all. Hope this answers your question. Please feel free to contact me if you have anymore.
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Not knowing the weight of your monitor, it's hard to say, but assuming it's a LCD type monitor, I'd think it would be fine. An old CRT, on the other hand, might be problematic. But it's a pretty sturdy stand, IMO.
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I spend a lot of time playing solitaire on mine, and some other games. My wife also does so and uses it to read on a Kindle app. It's a 10.1 inch screen and it's bright so she should be able to see it, holding it might be a problem for her so you should get her a good cover with a standup feature, but sure, I think it would work fine. My wife is in her mid 70s and loves hers.
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The Stand may tip over, but it won't be due to the lazy susan. I have a 44 inch monitor/TV sitting on one of the two which I purchased, and it works fine. Just ensure the load is centered, and placed where it cannot be bumped by people passing by.
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not at all. I keep the monitor at the very back edge of the stand. Stand is sturdy enough to handle it without tipping. And it's very easy to read.
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30 inches at tallest setting. Don't think you could use this with a treadmill.
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Short or tall this should not make a difference since it's propped on a bed or sofa. I use mine to read in bed or watch TV.
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I am 5'1" and use the TrekDesk. I was meticulous in measuring the lowest height of the trekdesk (from scematics on their website) and then checking the height of the treadmill panels before I bought a treadmill. The bottom of my treadmill panel is just below the lip of the desk. Also, I put a rubber mat under the treadmill to raise it up a bit. They recommend that anyway in case of oil leak. Mine works fine. After a few tens of times of jumping on and off I have to adjust the belt.
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I wouldn't recommend it. The arm is pretty strong, but since you are using it on a treadmill the vibration plus the weight of the tablet might bring the arm down. If you find a flat surface next to your treadmill you might have better luck.
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Hi,The mobile desk has adjustable height. The maximum height is 30" from top to ground. I think it would be too low if you intend to set it in front of a treadmill.
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That wont be necessary, once you have accomplished the appropriate angles to create a sturdy stance nothing is going to fall. I stand all day but on occasion I sit. I simple bring my keyboard down to my desk and move my monitor to the keyboard tray which is perfect eye level for me I am 5'7.
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Yes, my son had neck surgery and this stand worked great. He was able to watch movies or read on his ipad!!