Can this be used with a 21" monitor, keyboard &amp; mouse? Will weight of hand on mouse be a problem?
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I believe 15 lbs is the limit. I use it with a laptop and my hands on it don't present a problem...there is a spring that can be tightened to adjust the resistance of it moving down.
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I use my Varidesk Single for a 25 inch monitor & keyboard. To try to answer your question I set a 20 pound HP Touchsmart 320 PC on it, and it seems fine.The Varidesk is sturdy and easy to use. I love being able to stand and work at my computer ! Mary
1809321
No, I don't think so .... it's made for a Laptop ... I use it only for my Keyboard and Mouse to stand occasionally ... 10 pounds would be too much in my opinion
1352901
It's doable, but tight. I normally use my laptop's trackpad, but you can shift your laptop to the left side and put a small mouse pad on the right (assuming that you're right handed). The top is 21.5" wide at it's widest point, if you want to try it at home...
1437771
I have a 27" that it holds nicely, however, I don't think it is the weight you should be concerned about. Too large a monitor will not give you the height or maneuverability that it is designed for.
2103495
I have been using the stand with two large monitors, keyboard & mouse for a few months with no problems. I often have a cup of coffee on the stand and it is stable; no spilling.
1609117
I have 2 27" LED monitors on mine, they are pretty lightweight tho. Id say 40-50lbs would be fine.
1119849
I'm not sure what you are asking, but I can swing my 21 inch monitor up to over nine inches above my desk top, or down to touch the desk. I can also rotate it 180 degrees, or swing the monitor around backwards so anyone else can see what is on the screen. It is very versatile. Now I don't have to push the monitor backwards if I need to put a notebook on the desk because I can now simply slide the keyboard under the screen. It's great. It was fairly easy to install and adjust to match the weight of the screen. Well worth the money.
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Hmm... Yes? It is not heavy. But it is 24 inches, and it doesn't have any sort of handles or anything. With my laptop, I leave the monitor at home, and just take the laptop with me. You COULD bring this monitor, but it seems like carrying a monitor (ANY monitor) around would be hazardous.
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I don't know how large a Mac monitor you have, but the vesa mount (4 screws) was easy to manage with my 21 inch monitor... I think the instructions said the stand could handle up to a certain weight... I don't have the paperwork at home, but i'm sure they must have the documentation online at kangaroo...
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i use it with a 17" hp. have 5" for a mouse. space depends on where you position the laptop
347252
My desk is only 20" deep so the Varidesk hangs over a bit on the front and the back. The design of the Varidesk works just fine with its weight evenly distributed. My desk, which is a "put together yourself" type supports the weight of my two monitors, keyboard and mouse just fine.
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I'm not sure how much weight. If you put much weight on it you will definitely need longer screws. I used longer ones on my desk. All I have on my under desk tray are my mouse, keyboard and a calculator.
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I am using with dual 24"monitors but not all in ones. It is a heavy unit so I am thinking it might support the weight but you would need to support arms closer to the vertical support.
725334
yes it works fine if u just have the mouse and not the keyboard or vice versa. i haven't had any issues yet. so far so good.
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I think a monitor extension arm would make it unbalanced. But I have a laptop and an 18" flat screen monitor and a keyboard on mine and it works nicely.
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Should work fine as long as you have your monitor at the right height or angle. I find it great for laptop or tablet use. May need a mouse pad depending on size of keyboard...some bumps on back half of top surface. The bumps keep things from sliding and also allow for ventilation on a laptop sitting on a rubber like surface.