How high off a table will the bottom of the iPad be? Can it be adjusted vertically to make the bottom of the iPad higher or lower from the table?
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The tablet will sit about five inches off the table and it is fixed. You'd have to put it on a raised surface, like a phone book to get it higher. The angle of viewing is very adjustable and the tablet can be clamped in tight. Also I find it too cumbersome to travel. I rarey use it but when I need it it's a solid performer. I would absolutely buy it over again
1955966
6 inches. It can't be adjusted vertically, but I can swivel it around lengthwise. I love it. Has really helped with neck strain. You don't want it too much higher anyways because it would be very awkward to type.
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THE CLEARANCE IN LANDSCAPE MODE FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY IPAD AND DESK SURFACE IS 5 inches. It is approx. 3 1/2 inches in portrait mode. No height adjustment. Nice functional stand.
1955968
It depends on how you have it rotated. If you're using it in landscape mode, the bottom of the ipad is 5.75 inches from the table. If you're using it in portrait mode, the bottom of the ipad can be as high as about 7 inches from the table. It cannot be adjusted vertically if you mean "telescoping" (changing the length of the post) but you can decide where to clamp it down, which gives you some ability to customize. I got this so that I could write on the ipad without craning my neck, and it has worked beautifully for that purpose.
1564778
It's not a formal adjustment, but yes you can position it a bit by moving the back leg forward and back. In the photo they show it is at full recline, but you can shimmy it up closer to the base to have your iPad rest more vertically. The base back leg is rubberized so it should stay in place but there is no formalized click or anything to have it click into various resting levels.
555861
I am typing this while it sits on my lap. Do it all the time! You can turn the IPAD to sit in the channel the other way, but it was not really meant to do this. It stays up as long as I'm careful. The horizontal way is the best, no problem ever this way. In answer to your "c" question, I don't know. Sorry. Hope this helps!
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I have an iPad. There is a couple inches left in width from my iPad. My best advise is to buy a computer chair that is adjustable in height. That is what I have. This desk and hutch are awesome! Looks nice and has a lot of room. I love it and the price is great!!!
1753974
I don't think this would work for an iPad or any type of tablet. It doesn't angle at all and the surface would be too slick if you propped it up. It's just a flat plastic surface with bead filled fabric tunnels underneath that mold to your legs when sitting.
609784
It will not. However, you can always set the Ipad on the top trade / cover leaning against a wall.
1447749
I purchased this stand last Christmas for my Grandson, and I haven't had an opportunity to visit his place and actually take a precise measurement lately. I notice, however, that "PJH" asked on 4/01/14 "HOW HIGH OFF THE FLOOR WILL THE BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN BE?", which is about the same question. One guy answered basically "I set mine at 32 inches, but could have gone higher if I'd wanted." "Another said he'd estimate the bottom of the screen could be at least 30-36 inches off the floor. Both answers fits my recollection of the flexibility and capability of the stand. Hope this helps.
1809796
Interesting question. You could use the stand, after adjusting the bottom angle holders. However, I wouldn't recommend it for an iPad3 or any iPad. You could try it and advise though... This stand works amazingly well with laptops (which is why I purchased it). The stand is sturdy and well made.
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You bet - assuming the IPad/case isn't thicker than .75 inches. That is the width of the little pop down feet. Horizontal or vertical - works well. I use mine for my IPad.Hope this was helpful.
316824
The lowest position is pretty level with the table. Depending where you rest your arm, you can raise the palm of your hand about an inch off the table. The device itself raises up 4 or 5 inches. It's pretty awkward when it's raised. edit: I didn't twist the screw all the way up to test. Amr is probably right with 2-3 inches.
1051658
You can prop an iPad on either the short or long side. There are also various degrees of incline to accommodate positions from sitting to laying down prone.
700033
it's adjustable on the height, we've had both a high top table and a normal top table and been able to lower it to fit under our normal height and raise it to be really close to our high top....so you can choose where you want it.
1597879
It is very low, but I couldn't imagine it on top of a table. I put a wine book and a wine bottle with Christmas lights on top and it helps with the height.
2100540
I can't think of any possible way to truly "lock" it to the table and since there is no way to lock the iPad to this stand, anyone could easily unlatch the iPad from the stand itself even if you were to secure the stand to the table.
1905149
I have not found how the leg height can be adjusted but I have not had to adjust the height, I am able to sit on my bed with the table over my legs with no problem. It helps that I am able to tilt the top slightly making it easier to type and look at the screen. I feel that this table serves it purpose well and the price is not bad, I recommend it.
439656
It is made specifically for the iPad. Any table smaller would not be held in place.
1801638
Oriented with the long sides of the iPad horizontal it cannot be made to stand the iPad vertically - it is always leaning away from you as in the product photos. Standing on the short side it can be made completely vertical however.