How short does this go (for use, not storage)? Been using a bed tray in bed and it's too high for good laptop ergonomics.
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Its perfect for use in bed! I got it for that reason and it definitely delivers!
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Hi Diane, Without the leg extensions, it stands 9 inches from the top of the bed to the top of the laptop tray, and with the extensions, it will stand about 14 inches. Hope this helps! Dee
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What K.R. said :) But, be aware it is ergonomically designed, and thus if your KB tray is down a bit, your hand might not feel right resting on it as it is designed to be rested on. For me, having it about 8 inches lower than the top of my shoulder is ideal.
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I usually use my laptop on my lap and in my bed. Would this work for me or is there something else that anyone can suggest me try out.
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I've successfully used this product while laying flat on my bed. The screen is parallel with the ground, but the body of the laptop is most definitely not - my computer doesn't "flatten" out and using a laptop in that fashion would be difficult. It's worth noting, I do this with a separate bluetooth keyboard and touchpad sitting on my lap.
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Not very, a few inches, if you're using it on something like a laptop and want it close but not to close to you this should be fine
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I'm not standing in front of it at the moment so I can't give you an actual measurement, but it goes pretty high...I'm 5'-11" (with longer legs and a shorter torso), and I use mine with a Treaddesk, which raises me an additional 4"-5" off the floor, and this desk goes up to the recommended ergonomic measurement for keyboard wrist placement (i.e., my elbows). I don't even raise it up to the max!
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It's about an inch and a half elevated in the back, more than enough room to creating cooling space under a laptop. It's also at least a quarter of an inch off the desk in the front, since there are two prongs which come out of the front and hold the laptop in place. I currently have some USB cables snaked underneath my laptop to remove clutter from the desktop, so there's definitely space underneath.
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Laptop sat fine on the table. The problem I had was the lip of the tray. It's right where your wrists sit on the tray. Took a little time to get used to but both I and my wife like the tray
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The front of the laptop is off the desk = good thing, think spills. The rear elevation depends on the dimensions of your laptop, of course. My 16" on this x stand (when adjusted for max rear height) is almost 3". I like mine ! The rear pegs do not adjust up nor down but they do slide forward or backwrd a bit. If you neede more rear height you could glue something on top of the pegs.
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Not that tall. Think 3 laptop thickness stacked....unless you are short statured, I think too short. Desk height would be a factor as well.
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When set to its highest position, the stand will bring the back of your laptop just over 8 inches from the table. The stand is adjustable in increments down to about 3 inches from the table.
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Funny you should ask :-).....that's exactly the reason I bought it. My daughter sets her laptop on it when she's in bed. That way, it doesn't overheat, and it doesn't fall on the floor. Perfect!
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The width of the laptop is no problem and the vertical clearance is good with the laptop unopened. With the keyboard tray extended to the front of the desk, I have about 7 inches of tray extended in front of the desk.That may not be enough room to open the laptop for use. You might test that just using a shelf or flat surface and putting 7inches of the open laptop on the shelf and check the balance. Hope this helps. Wes
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Yes I stopped using it because I kept sliding off the thing. I don't think my laptop get hot enough to need it.
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Hi there! I am 5' 4'' and I found the mouse pad to be entirely too high and so removed it. The arm rest part itself is fine, although now I have to compensate for the little metal post that sticks up where the mouse pad is supposed to go. I recommend getting the one without the mouse pad. After that, it's just a matter of attaching the device to your desk.
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Desk height. I use it as a laptop stand when there's not enough room on my desk.