How many inches of height does the Varidesk Pro add when in the "down" position? Thanks.
1064291
There is about 6 inches between the desk and the stand where you can place your mouse and keyboard while sitting. Your monitor will be elevated but it is still at a comfortable height.
1064292
Looks to be about 6 inches from top of desk to top of Varidesk Pro when I measured in the fully lowered or down position.
1064293
The monitors are about 4 to 5 inches higher when in the down position. The keyboard will sit on the lower position so is only about an inch higher.
1064294
The monitor will be lifted for about 5 inch. if you put the keyboard on the lower deck, it is about 3/4 inch thick. Hope this helps.
1064295
when in down position, from the top of the bottom platform, to the top of the top platform - approx. 5.5 inches
189457
It'll go down 5-6 inches. It also swivels and tips for comfort, and you can also lock it into place so it won't move. It's a great tray!!!
290473
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
1958709
I don't think so. I don't think it gives you enough range of motion to be able to stand and sit. However we use a product called Varidesk that does allow your whole workstation to go up and down. Google it. We have over 10 at my work and everyone loves them. Note I bought this dual monitor stand to go on the Varidesk but it didn't work for that user.
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I have used this stand on many occasions. I use it fully extended, which is slightly over table height. The lowest it would go is around 2 feet of the ground.
654838
No less than 24" deep. When you extend the Varidesk it juts out forward from your existing desk. The footprint for the base of the Varidesk (two side feet and cross members) is 24"
1687542
I didn't secure my display to the Varidesk. I like having the option to move the monitor around on it. When I work seated, I want the monitor at the front of the desk. When I stand to work, I push the monitor to the back so I have room to also put my keyboard and mouse on the platform as well.
652557
If you adjust the height button, you can get the entire came down to 11" in height. I carry mine all the time in my backpack without needing to adjusting the height button.
2056858
There are three different settings on the legs. This allows for short to about one and half inch height between settings.This allow flexibility depending height desired.
1667820
It is one foot 19 inches. The only thing I don't like about it is that it doesn't have an auto adjust up or down. If you want to lower it you have to remove the screws and place them again in a different place. That is the only way to adjust it. Other than that I love it!
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Karin the height off the floor is about 4.5" and it's height is not adjustable. It served the purpose of keeping the CPU off the floor. The only issue I had was that there wasn't a positive lock to keep it tight against the CPU so I used Velcro between the stand and the CPU. Which did the trick. For the price you can't go wrong.
747559
This has multiple answers. If you just extend them down while together like a monopod it is 65" at the bottom of the "V". At 85 degree angle it is 64.75". At 75 degree angle it is 63". At 70 degree angle 61.25". You can go as low as 27 degrees with legs all the way out & the height is 34". Totally adjustable, quiet, & stable.
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It depends how upright you place it. Virtually straight up and down takes only 2-3 inches. Laid back virtually flat is 12" plus another 2-3 for the nob.
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I purchased this years ago. It has since been given away. I do not recall the height options. Sorry.
327420
it goes down to 22" at the lowest setting, which is even well below desk height. I have mine at about 30", which is equal to my actual desk.
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No. The desk area of the Varidesk Pro is 36 inches in the front (where your keyboard & mouse will most likely be) and 30 inches in the back (where the monitors would sit). I have two 22 inch widescreen monitors at a 45 degree angle and monitor bases just fit on the platform with a couple inches to spare.
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It can be a little short... I'm a 5'8 Violinist and sometimes i wish it would go higher.. at max its 60" overall, 48" at where the sheet music rests. Kinda unstable at that height if bumped. maybe they kept it at its height for stability issues. I don't regret my purchase if that means anything. It's not a perfect stand but for the price and features it is a great portable stand even for adults. If you want something more stationary and sturdy you'd have to spend about 40 usd and get one of those solid metal stands you see in orchestras. They are awesome but cumbersome and heavy. hope this helps. -Joshua It can be a little short... I'm a 5'8 Violinist and sometimes i wish it would go higher.. at max its 60" overall, 48" at where the sheet music rests. Kinda unstable at that height if bumped. maybe they kept it at its height for stability issues. I don't regret my purchase if that means anything. It's not a perfect stand but for the price and features it is a great portable stand even for adults. If you want something more stationary and sturdy you'd have to spend about 40 usd and get one of those solid metal stands you see in orchestras. They are awesome but cumbersome and heavy.... » Read More It can be a little short... I'm a 5'8 Violinist and sometimes i wish it would go higher.. at max its 60" overall, 48" at where the sheet music rests. Kinda unstable at that height if bumped. maybe they kept it at its height for stability issues. I don't regret my purchase if that means anything. It's not a perfect stand but for the price and features it is a great portable stand even for adults. If you want something more stationary and sturdy you'd have to spend about 40 usd and get one of those solid metal stands you see in orchestras. They are awesome but cumbersome and heavy. hope this helps. -Joshua « Show Less