Can i use this keboard to rest the whole thing on my lap, like a laptop? Or will it topple over if I try that?
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The hole thing tobles over with it just sitting on the table so I wouldn't try it on your lap
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The supports are too far apart for a laptop, unless you use the highest height setting on your stand (scissor it all the way up). But then your keyboard will be at chest level. Also, I would feel that a laptop would be secure on this because it wouldn't have enough weight to keep it securely in place. But I still highly recommend this for a second keyboard. No problems at all.
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Mine works very well on a hard surface, such as a desk, but in my opinion it is too small to use on the lap.
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I put a small pillow on my lap with a tv tray on top of that and then the computer and base of top of that. I like to use it with the leg on the base down so that would dig into the lap without something to rest it on. It is a good height then too.
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I put my laptop on top of it and use it like that at home all the time. It works perfectly for me. But I don't know if it would be different if you had an actual keyboard.
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Mariana, You can use it laying on your lap, little uncomfortable tho. Bed is okay but not as sturdy as a solid table. It is quiet, especially when it breaks. My fan motor broke after about a few months. Fits my 17inch Laptop. Wouldn't invest into it. Keep looking on Amazon!
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I tested it by using my laptop & no problem, very sturdy. I mounted mine inside a cabinet (with screws) to hold my kitchen chopping boards.Depending where you mount it, you may have to store the laptop in vertically or horizontally. Also consider, the maximum thickness is 3". Hope that helps. Great idea!
507856
It would not be comfortable. Should be used with a chair. The laptop would be better on even a kitchen table. Sorry
1758472
Too flimsy for a lap unless you use a lapdesk...you know the kind thats a pillow with a flat hard surface...
1069233
it will be hard to do on your lap unless you place it on a lap table where there's a flat surface. I have to say though that since I used the kewyboard, my forearm pain dissipated. so, the proper ergonomics of positioning do make an impact.
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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.
267805
I clipped it on to a tablet but I wonder if the weight of the speaker would make the top portion of lap top close? I did not try this speaker with a lap top computer.
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I do not think that would work. The space between the laptop platform and the bottom of the legs would be very tight. The clearance between the legs would not be adequate.
451285
It might be a bit wobbly on your lap but id does fold back so that you may use without keyboard. I am very happy with mine, for what it's worth.
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Yes, you will have no problem at all. There is no back edge or side edges, so your laptop can hang over without any issues. There is a nice front edge with padding to prevent scratches on the front or bottom. You'll love this product!
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I own a high-end workstation grade laptop with an expansion battery that weighs 5 - 6 pounds. It easily supports that plus my arm resting on the edge when I am using a mouse. Because the legs flair out at an angle it is quite stable. Yes, you can make it wobble but you don't notice it when typing. I certainly would not sit or stand on it, but I believe you could easily stack 2 or 3 laptops. I have use it to support test equipment that was in the same weight range as laptops without issue. Otherwise, I never really tried to maximize/measure its weight capability. Not sure if the manufacturer has a spec for it.../Brian I own a high-end workstation grade laptop with an expansion battery that weighs 5 - 6 pounds. It easily supports that plus my arm resting on the edge when I am using a mouse. Because the legs flair out at an angle it is quite stable. Yes, you can make it wobble but you don't notice it when typing. I certainly would not sit or stand on it, but I believe you could easily stack 2 or 3 laptops. I have use it to support test equipment that was in the same weight range as laptops without issue. Otherwise, I never really tried to maximize/measure its weight capability. Not sure if the manufacturer... » Read More I own a high-end workstation grade laptop with an expansion battery that weighs 5 - 6 pounds. It easily supports that plus my arm resting on the edge when I am using a mouse. Because the legs flair out at an angle it is quite stable. Yes, you can make it wobble but you don't notice it when typing. I certainly would not sit or stand on it, but I believe you could easily stack 2 or 3 laptops. I have use it to support test equipment that was in the same weight range as laptops without issue. Otherwise, I never really tried to maximize/measure its weight capability. Not sure if the manufacturer has a spec for it.../Brian « Show Less
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no I do not believe it could be used in the lap.Weight I would guess three to five pounds.I'm completely happy with the board, don't think it could be any better but not for lap use