I'm looking for something to hold my 13" Macbook at a pretty steep angle (I'll be using an external keyboard for typing). Would this be a good fit?
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My experience with this was negative - it is made with very hard plastic that broke on first use.
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yes... it is the only one that is ajustable from almost flat on the table (for when you are standing and the table is low) to almost vertical. Can't beat the price, flexibility AND portability in any other design. I have my eye on one that started in kickstarter but it is still almost $100 but still not as sleek a design as this one. It is also one of the highest screen height design available as well. I still use the built in keyboard and a magic track pad when traveling. I'm a designer so use pad more than keyboard. Click "was helpful" if this helps.
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I have a 15.6-inch Thinkpad Edge (comparable to a MacBook Pro) and it fits very well. It supports the weight of the laptop AND both my hands resting on the laptop face without any problem.
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Yes as l long as it is under 30 lbs. Mine holds my 27 inch apple thunderbolt with no problem.You should expect to loose some vertical adjustability due to the larger size.
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I have the mac book pro 13 (not retina). The case often shifts only when the laptop is open but for the most part it holds my laptop. When its closed it fits perfectly. But it has never fallen out
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Hi Rochelle. I have a 13" ASUS and it is very snug. I would probably opt for another case. This is really best suited for the Mac. I had to add a Velcro patch because the case flap does not close properly with my laptop in it.
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I have a 13'' Macbook pro, and it fits fine. It's not super snug, though-- there's some extra space all aroud, so it ends up taking up a little more space in my backpack than it would otherwise.
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No, it will not fit snugly, I'm interested in finding one that looks like this but does fit snugly, at this price point. My 15" Retina moves all around in it. It's about 1.5" too tall and well over 1" too long. The laptop really moves around inside.
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A typewriter's keys sit a bit higher than a flat laptop keyboard, but with an adjustable chair it should work. Its quite sturdy and should handle the added weight.
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It would hold it, no problem, but may not be stable if the keyboard was in use while on the table. Check the length of the keyboard against the arm table specs. Could be a tight fit.
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I have a macbook pro 13 inch, and it fits mine perfectly. Not sure about other keyboard layouts! Sorry
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I used it to hold a 17 inch MacBook Pro. I mounted it to a small table. It works well.
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I am actually not with the laptop stand right now, but Charles Burr has given the measurements. Your keyboard will be nearly vertical at the stand's maximum height. Note the product photo, which shows the maximum height. I don't think you would want your laptop raised any higher than this stand will raise it.
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For sure! I use for a macbook air + ipad mini, but there is extra room for the macbook pro 13.
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I think the 17.3 laptop will be a little big for it when inclined. The stand will certainly hold it as it is very sturdy. If you won't mind the laptop's frame being slightly bigger than the inclining panel, go for it!
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It might be a bit wobbly on your lap but id does fold back so that you may use without keyboard. I am very happy with mine, for what it's worth.
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It works well for my wife. She has a 17 inch laptop that takes up the whole top, but about two thirds of the top tips up to incline whatever you're working on. I don't know, but I think an ipad will fit on it just fine.
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Probably not. My laptop is a 13" and there's not much overhang. Love the stand but you'd want a larger one.