What is the horizontal width betweeen the legs. I want to find out if my laptop can be fit under the stand.
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19" clear between legs-in the long direction, 6.5" clear between legs-in the shallow direction. There is 2.75" clear height below the glass. It's a nice piece - worth the buy, if the size is right for you.
1062055
19 inches horizontally between the legs and 2.75 inches vertically under the stand. Very well made with thick glass and supporting legs. ^-^
1672810
The legs are only 8.5" wide, so not possible unless you have a VERY small laptop...the crossbar would also get in the way.
639730
It will "support" it (ie the stand won't collaspe). So functionally, it will work. However, will it be aesthetically pleasing? I'm not sure. It definitely will hang off the stand a few inches if it's a 17 inch laptop. My 15 inch hang slightly off, but it's a good fit for the 15 inch.
104711
honestly i haven't measured..but my 15 " computer will not fit horizontally. it does if I turn it around into the space between the drawers or cubbies
2084097
I have 2 of these, one for work and one for my home office. This stand is very strong and sturdy and in my opinion can hold just about any laptop. It is 10" wide at the widest point and 9" wide at the top of the stand. I'm not sure what dimensions your laptop are, but I would guess that it'd work for you.
2032846
The correct way to measure your laptop is diagonally across the screen. That would give you the correct measurement.
168788
In general the diagonal measure of the laptop should not matter. My laptop is probably 17 inches or so diagonally and it works fine with this stand. What matters most is if the thickness of the laptop or shape of the case causes instability with the two relatively small "feet" that hold the laptop in place. This is more of concern if you want the laptop at a steep angle because the "feet" flip out about an inch so if your laptop does not have a flat case it could be less stable when at the steeper angles. I simply cut a straw into two small pieces which I put over the feet to make them longer and therefore more stable when I need maximum height for the screen.
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Probably not. My laptop is a 13" and there's not much overhang. Love the stand but you'd want a larger one.
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The top flat part of the stand is at 4 and 1/8 inches; under the stand has almost 3 1/2 inches of space. In between the legs of the stand is just over 13". It is quite sturdy and holds my 27" monitor.
2145412
Well that would depend on the distance from the bottom of your laptop to the where the screen starts. To give an approximate (measuring mine) about 15 inches. Looking at the other answers people gave are sorta right. that one that quoted 16 inches would be answering your specific question like I did. The other answer that has smaller #s (6.3-10.9 inches) would be from the lowest point of the stand (the front), not where your screen sits.
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I really like this stand. The width is 15" and it's 10" deep. I have a 13" MacBook Pro and it fits on the stand perfect. The depth is exact and the width leaves about a 1/2 inch on each side.
676040
Since your laptop would fit only in a diagonal and inclining position, the answer is "no". (Exact inside dimensions: W 17 1/4 and H 13 1/4.)
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My computer is 15 x 9.5, and is a little big for the stand, but works OK. The stand would still work with a larger laptop, but it wouldn't be quite as stable.
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I have a14 inch lenovo idepad. I fit the arms by moving them to about one half inch from the back of the laptop. This provided the best balance and most stability when working. I imagine every machine will have a sweet spot for the stand but I would start as far back as possible and move forward. Hope this helps.
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I got the same thing. Didn't know it actually fit until I saw your question. while the leg seems to be in the middle of the laptop, it may actually help with heat reduction. Seeing how this works...
2145411
I guess depends on your laptop screen...this is what the stand will go..Height Range: 6.3 - 10.9 inches I am using a Macbook Air with a 15" screen so yours maybe different.
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I have mine angled at 3 1/2" in front and 6" in back - it's perfect for using in conjunction with my big monitor. Front can come about an inch lower but the back would still be at 6". There's a lip in the front so the laptop does not slide off. I like the stand a lot and def recommend.