Will this hold my 27" iMac safely?
1479242
I've got my 32" TV on mine and it's perfect. The TV sits on its 14" base. So, if your iMac has a base I think it will work fine. I love this stand it's so modern.
1479243
Yes. I don't know exactly what an iMac weighs, but the unit is very solidly built. I'd guess its working capacity is somewhere above 50 pounds. You've got four solid steel cylinders supporting a sheet of 7/16" glass.
89711
It seems the space between the top two shelves will not be sufficient to house my 27" iMac. I suppose I could raise it by inserting a block of wood under the computer to bring the bottom of the monitor up to the level of the other two monitors I would like to eventually buy. I'm into flight simulation. If anyone knows of a desk better suited to that hobby, please let me know....thanks.
1119774
Our iMac tilts to accommodate. Even though you only have 3 in. clearance, it should be about just enough room for it. My husband LOVES his tango bar and likes how it goes with the look of his iMac. See if you are able to tilt your screen upward a bit and if so, then you shouldn't need to worry about the clearance.
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I don't have any of the ipads so I can't speak for that specific product. I have a 15" macbook pro and it sits very secure with no slippage. The metal arms that stick out are adjustable: they slide both in and out (lockable), also adjustable left to right. When you combine the adjustable arms with the rubber padding, I feel more than secure mounting my laptop on this stand. I feel my laptop is very much locked into the stand.
655531
I don't really know but I have a 27" iMac sitting on it with no problem and it weighs a bit more than 12 pounds.
531079
I have my Mac (the largest desktop one sitting in it. It is extremely sturdy. Definitely would but this product again
310066
I have a 27" Mac, a printer and other knock knacks on top of mine - lots of room!
899775
Yes it is. It doesn't come with the arm. You will first remove the iMac's stand, attach the VESA mount, and then attach the iMac to the stand. Be careful not to strip the screws (as I did by over tightening the VESA mount). There is a nice assembly video for the product on YouTube that I recommend you watch before setup. Lastly, I was originally upset with this product because it wasn't holding the full weight of my 27 inch iMac, but this was unfounded. Moral of the story? Keep adjusting the tension and it will hold as advertised. I am now very satisfied with this product. Good luck.
341879
I put my 27" apple monitor on here with no problem and at one point attached an ergo tron arm to the desk to hold my 13" laptop as well.
478772
Hi. Not sure about the iMac 21.5" specifically, but I have two of the iboards and each have a 22" viewsonic monitor on them with no problem.
602474
From the videos I have seen on YouTube, this bracket should work. The iMac uses cables to connect the hard drive so the location of the connectors is not an issue. The locations of the mounting screws on the bracket are the same as a hard drive so there is no problem there as well. The bracket is almost the same height as a hard drive so that is the only thing that needs to be checked.
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I have put my 17" MacBook Pro (a pretty heavy laptop) on it, and handled it well. It's lip will probably keep a laptop from sliding off as long as the laptop isn't widely rounded on the bottom front (and maybe even if it is).
623697
Yes, I think this mount can support 27 inch iMac and be stable. It supports my 27" LG E2742V-BN and 32" PanasonicTC-L32C5 very stable. I recommend it.
690181
It sure will. My friend uses it with his 17" lap top. You will have an inch or so on each side hanging off but it is not unstable at all. I've had mine now going on almost 6 years and it is still good to go. Buy it!!
1149686
Yes it will hold a 27 inch monitor, yes it is AMAZINGLY sturdy - lean on it - but NOT on the keyboard tray - after a few months of this i did manage to warp mine a little - however, they sent me a new one at now charge! I had asked if I could buy one, and they said 'no need, still under warranty"
1493209
27 inch Imac fits well and still allows workspace for study materials on the desktop..
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Yes, if your 27" imac have VESA (mounting hole pattern:100x100mm, 75x75mm).