Can I fit a 27" iMac on here?
1967907
I have a 23.5" monitor on the table with plenty of room to spare. I'm going to be replacing it with a 27" monitor which I have on hand and feel confident will also have room to spare. Not as roomy as full blown desk, but everything fits easily.
1967908
I use it with a 24" Dell U2414H monitor and a 15" Thinkpad side-by-side. I'd say you can put a 27" iMac on it without issue.
1967909
Probably. But it is narrow so there would not be much room in front of the keyboard.
1200029
Depending on your iMac 27 model it should work. You can research this by going to the Apple Website or www.apple-history.com
1493209
27 inch Imac fits well and still allows workspace for study materials on the desktop..
1945233
They work perfectly on my 27" iMac. I'm thinking that Kevin may be right that it's not seated all the way, or your jack may have a problem.
505880
I have a 27" display on this, but it would determine if apple has mounting hardware.
89712
Yes, the space between the two shelves is insufficient for the 27" iMac, same problem here. Riser under the monitor positions it too high for me, so that's not a solution. I am in the process of cutting one of the side shelves and then refinishing the edge with laminate tape you can get at Home Depot. It needs around 3" cut-off (make sure to measure twice, I am just going off the top of my head for the comment here). That might be an idea for you as well.
1748787
Yes. We have them on our 27" iMacs. There are adaptor rings for either 21" or 27" machines. However, the opening for mouse, keypad etc. to pass through the lock has rough edges, and it began to scrape our cables, so we don't run them through the opening. The lock looks good on the machine, it is not as finished looking as the video would have you believe.
1357968
I would imagine so. I have a 25" WinWin and it could easily be a 27". I would just get the dimensions of your bow and compare those with case.
1121813
With the Thunderbolt Display on the stand it will be about 2mm higher than the imac. It's close enough to work for sure unless you're OCD about perfection
1251190
Yes. I ordered my 27" iMac in Dec12, and the added memory works fine with it.
1828529
I had a 24" iMac on it with absolutely no issues. It's very sturdy. I see no problems with a slightly larger monitor
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.
136393
I have a 27" iMac on it. It's length is 26" so another such monitor will fit but with very little room to spare. The keyboard tray and drawers are simply bolted on and I don't see how removing them would compromise the integrity of the structure.
1026216
Nah, this is to make a 2.5" fit into a 3.5" (desktop). It'll fit into some iMac all-in-ones, though.
1998736
It supports my wife's 27" iMac just fine. I was concerned and was thinking of making a wooden block that could act as a leg in the middle of the back but it has not been an issue.
206839
The 13" Macbook Air would fit easily on the shelf. I have an 11" Air and it fits easily with inches to spare on both sides. There's plenty of room to thread cables for recharging or connecting to other devices. My wireless keyboard slides under the shelf with ease, but it's not wide enough for the standard wired keyboard with keypad. Solid construction supports my 21.5" iMac easily, would undoubtedly support a 27" and probably a 30" monitor as well. Elevates whatever iMac or monitor you use by about 2 1/2", just the right amount for me. Excellent finish and appearance; I am 100% satisfied with mine. The 13" Macbook Air would fit easily on the shelf. I have an 11" Air and it fits easily with inches to spare on both sides. There's plenty of room to thread cables for recharging or connecting to other devices. My wireless keyboard slides under the shelf with ease, but it's not wide enough for the standard wired keyboard with keypad. Solid construction supports my 21.5" iMac easily, would undoubtedly support a 27" and probably a 30" monitor as well. Elevates whatever iMac or monitor you use by about 2 1/2", just the right amount for me. Excellent finish and... » Read More The 13" Macbook Air would fit easily on the shelf. I have an 11" Air and it fits easily with inches to spare on both sides. There's plenty of room to thread cables for recharging or connecting to other devices. My wireless keyboard slides under the shelf with ease, but it's not wide enough for the standard wired keyboard with keypad. Solid construction supports my 21.5" iMac easily, would undoubtedly support a 27" and probably a 30" monitor as well. Elevates whatever iMac or monitor you use by about 2 1/2", just the right amount for me. Excellent finish and appearance; I am 100% satisfied with mine. « Show Less
1200028
As Matt says, it should. All 27" iMacs have an optical out and this works with the optical out. FWW, it works fine on my Macbook Pro