Can you easily raise and lower the height WHILE the laptop is on it? Trying to find a way for alternating between standing and sitting.
1951476
No. You have to take the laptop off while you adjust one knob at a time on each side. And sometimes that leads you to have to adjust the knobs on the next level, as well.
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I would not attempt to do so without a second person assisting.Therefore, the answer is no
1951478
Not really, each joint has a release button and the entire desk must be held steady while the adjustment is made.
1951479
Only if you have three hands. You can do it one adjustment click at a time, but I would recommend doing it over a soft surface
1951480
No, you would need to remove the laptop first... each side has to be independently adjusted so you'd need to have your laptop off the stand to make the adjustment.
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Well 'easily' is relative, I think. You have to turn the dials to the proper degree and that requires moving the legs, which means you have to tilt the table part. I have adjusted the angles w the laptop on it but you do have to be careful that it doesn't fall off. It can be done but its probably quicker to take it off and adjust it if you want to go from sitting to standing. In a nutshell, yes. It is easy to adjust w the laptop on it. I have adjusted it while lying in bed or sitting on the couch but to go from sit to stand I think it would be more efficient to just take it off. Hope this helps. Well 'easily' is relative, I think. You have to turn the dials to the proper degree and that requires moving the legs, which means you have to tilt the table part. I have adjusted the angles w the laptop on it but you do have to be careful that it doesn't fall off. It can be done but its probably quicker to take it off and adjust it if you want to go from sitting to standing. In a nutshell, yes. It is easy to adjust w the laptop on it. I have adjusted it while lying in bed or sitting on the couch but to go from sit to stand I think it would be more efficient to just take it off. Hope this... » Read More Well 'easily' is relative, I think. You have to turn the dials to the proper degree and that requires moving the legs, which means you have to tilt the table part. I have adjusted the angles w the laptop on it but you do have to be careful that it doesn't fall off. It can be done but its probably quicker to take it off and adjust it if you want to go from sitting to standing. In a nutshell, yes. It is easy to adjust w the laptop on it. I have adjusted it while lying in bed or sitting on the couch but to go from sit to stand I think it would be more efficient to just take it off. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I need to take a little of the pressure off the joint I want to adjust, my laptop weights in at over 10 pounds, in order to push the button in to make the adjustment. You will need to adjust one joint at a time. To me it seems easy enough but everyone is will have a different opinion on what is easy.
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I haven't tried that---hopefully someone will and share their results. In the meantime, it's worth noting that purchasing an adjustable bench can help you achieve a comfortable keyboard height relative to your seat height. At least this is how I managw, because the minimum height of this keyboard-stand is far too high for any other chair in my room.
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Hi Heather, no, I'm sorry the stand isn't height adjustable, but you can adjust the tilt of the screen.
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It cannot be lowered. It is on the top so that it can get the angle to lower the laptop to the desk or raise it in the air.
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It would be a little awkward on the lap/legs but still doable. As the back section is raised by nearly 3", the laptop on your legs would finish up fairly level to the ground.
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I bought what was advertised as an adjusted laptop stand. I configured it to sit on my desktop and enable me to stand and use my laptop. Does this answer your question?
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I own a high-end workstation grade laptop with an expansion battery that weighs 5 - 6 pounds. It easily supports that plus my arm resting on the edge when I am using a mouse. Because the legs flair out at an angle it is quite stable. Yes, you can make it wobble but you don't notice it when typing. I certainly would not sit or stand on it, but I believe you could easily stack 2 or 3 laptops. I have use it to support test equipment that was in the same weight range as laptops without issue. Otherwise, I never really tried to maximize/measure its weight capability. Not sure if the manufacturer has a spec for it.../Brian I own a high-end workstation grade laptop with an expansion battery that weighs 5 - 6 pounds. It easily supports that plus my arm resting on the edge when I am using a mouse. Because the legs flair out at an angle it is quite stable. Yes, you can make it wobble but you don't notice it when typing. I certainly would not sit or stand on it, but I believe you could easily stack 2 or 3 laptops. I have use it to support test equipment that was in the same weight range as laptops without issue. Otherwise, I never really tried to maximize/measure its weight capability. Not sure if the manufacturer... » Read More I own a high-end workstation grade laptop with an expansion battery that weighs 5 - 6 pounds. It easily supports that plus my arm resting on the edge when I am using a mouse. Because the legs flair out at an angle it is quite stable. Yes, you can make it wobble but you don't notice it when typing. I certainly would not sit or stand on it, but I believe you could easily stack 2 or 3 laptops. I have use it to support test equipment that was in the same weight range as laptops without issue. Otherwise, I never really tried to maximize/measure its weight capability. Not sure if the manufacturer has a spec for it.../Brian « Show Less
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I do not believe that you can move the keyboard up and down without raising of lowering the entire desk. As for the monitor - I believe depending on the size of the monitor as long as less than 24 inches you may be able to riase or lower by about 1 to 2 inches - the value of the workstation is that it is ergonomically made to mount onto your desk.
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Yes u can but its kinda awkward if ur thinking of using the touch feature becausee laptop doesn't fold like a tablet I don't use touch as much
1244377
Yes you can adjust the both the height and the angle. The side of the table that has the retractable cup holder will sag where the cup holder is if there is a constant weight on the table top like a 15" laptop.
1133518
Not really. It's not tall enough; also, when you extend it all the way to full height it's not very sturdy. This product is best used for sitting on the bed or reclining while working with the laptop. For a standing desk, I suggest going with another product.
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The height is adjustable. I've put mine nice and high to encourage better posture, and so I can tuck an Acer t232hl touchscreen under the cluster as a fourth monitor and input device. The stand is solid as a rock and built much better than I'd imagined.
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I found that this product did raise my laptop to various heights. That being said, when in the upright position, it is very hard to type. So unless you laptop has a separate keyboard I would not recommend this product. I have given mine away. Hope this helps.
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When placed on a desk with the legs deployed in a 'Z' configuration it is quite solid unless one would lean heavily on it. I'm 5'4" and I could easily type on the laptop standing up by the desk. The stand could be raised quite a few inches higher for someone taller and still remain fairly solid. I've uploaded a photo showing my installation over my Logitech Momo sim racing wheel.
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I think it would be simple. I leave the table at the height it is and just raise and lower the chair. In addition to this, I also bought wheels for it so I can move it around. Worth the money!
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yes...you should be able to do that. I have used the arm in two configurations. on either side of my laptop and on top of each other.
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you could leave keyboard tray off and you can put up 24" tall monitor (tall not diagonal)