I have a Surface Pro, is there room on the sides to use a mouse (if the device is moved to one side) ?
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This is such a matter of individual choice -- one person's cozy is another person's cramped -- I suggest you mark out the listed dimensions on a piece of paper, and see how the Surface Pro and mouse fit in the configuration you want to use them (remember the top to bottom dimension loses usable space because of the slight cut in and the handle.) For me, it would be cramped.
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Probably, my laptop is 13 inches and there are probably 2 inches on each side
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Not really, but I cut a mouse pad into a L shape and with a small mouse there's almost enough room.
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I have a laptop and I use the top of the computer keyboard for the mouse . There is very little room to maneuver the Mouse on the side of the laptop. I love for its size and mobility. I use the cart to holds computer when itake digital rays on my patients.
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There is room for the laptop but not enough room for a mouse with mouse pad
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The storage compartment is removable (in fact it rattles a bit when I use the keyboard) so theoretically you could put something flat over the "hole" to make a larger mouse surface. It IS an opening that is covered by the tray, however- nothing underneath it.
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I use a mouse, not a mouse pad. It seems the computer would be heavier sitting that far to the left and be off balance. It is wide enough, but comfortably so? I don't want to guarantee it.
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It's just the table as you see it. When my macbook pro is on it, there is no space left for a mouse, maybe 4" of space left.
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You're going to be pushing it. I mean, you probably can but it's going to be a tight little area to work in. Maybe if you had one of those miniature sized mice it would be better, but even then you'll be very tight one space. As per the dimensions, it's 22.4" wide, so it depends if you think you can work a mouse in a 3.5"-4" space.** EDIT ** - Sorry I didn't understand when you said you were using a 'trackball' mouse. I was thinking of the old school ball mice. If you don't need to move you a trackball mouse side to side much then yeah, you'd probably be fine.
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No, it's really not. I have a 15" MacBook Pro and there isn't room for a mouse. Even with a 13" laptop I doubt there would be room.
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There won't be enough room. I have a 13 inch laptop and keep the mouse next to me on a mouse pad.
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Yes! No need to set it up either, just double tap he middle part of it and you have that option! This is by far the best and most compact mouse I've ever used and a GREAT asset to my Surface Pro 3.
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I have a very large Microsoft wireless keyboard and my mousepad barely fits without having to shift the keyboard to the extreme left side of the tray. Normal keyboards should have no trouble. Hope this helps.
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Yep, u have a lot of space in there. U might have space for your surface with cover. Sketchbook, totally! There is a video on youtube u can watch, just search for casecrown
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Interesting, I just pick up a new g751 Sunday, it fits just fine!! Also, I'm got my SurfacePro 3 in there as well!!
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I have an Acer 17.3" that overhangs about 1.5" on the left and right elevated ends. The desk still has room for the mouse on the right-side flat surface. Seems to work just fine while laying in bed.
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Depending in the size of your keyboard you may be able to open drawer and "bridge" it with your keyboard or get a thin piece of wood cut to fit on top of the open drawer to use your keyboard and mouse. There is definitely room on the top surface for a separate mouse
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It depends on the size of your laptop. I have a 17" and there is no room for the mouse.