How high can you elevate the laptop?
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You can easily elevate your Laptop 22-24 inches depending on whether you buy the Large or Small unit.. I think it's perfect for laying across your lap at any angle while sitting on a recliner, or laying on a bed.. As an engineer, I also think that raising the unit anymore than 12 inches without additional support or bracing would make it unstable and unsafe for your Laptop or equipment... If you're habitually needing to have your Laptop elevated that high, I would suggest buying or using a different stand, or employing something like a simple wooden box for as a stand..
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Absolutely. It can raise the back of your notebook as high as 10-11 inches above the surface on which it rests. Keep in mind, though, that each notebook has limitations as to how far the top of the notebook will spread or open, so as you lift the notebook's back end further off the surface, the notebook will tilt more towards you, and you will have to open the top of the notebook further in order to view the screen. At some point, the notebook top won't open any further, so the upper end of the adjustment (10-11 inches) may not be usable for some notebooks. This all varies with each notebook computer. Absolutely. It can raise the back of your notebook as high as 10-11 inches above the surface on which it rests. Keep in mind, though, that each notebook has limitations as to how far the top of the notebook will spread or open, so as you lift the notebook's back end further off the surface, the notebook will tilt more towards you, and you will have to open the top of the notebook further in order to view the screen. At some point, the notebook top won't open any further, so the upper end of the adjustment (10-11 inches) may not be usable for some notebooks. This all varies with each... » Read More Absolutely. It can raise the back of your notebook as high as 10-11 inches above the surface on which it rests. Keep in mind, though, that each notebook has limitations as to how far the top of the notebook will spread or open, so as you lift the notebook's back end further off the surface, the notebook will tilt more towards you, and you will have to open the top of the notebook further in order to view the screen. At some point, the notebook top won't open any further, so the upper end of the adjustment (10-11 inches) may not be usable for some notebooks. This all varies with each notebook computer. « Show Less
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With my 15" laptop, the rear is elevated about 2.5 inches, and the front about 1 inch. The front of the laptop does not touch the desk, since the stand has four "feet" so there is space underneath. I use a cushion for my wrists to make typing easier. I like the elevation because it tilts the keyboard -- better for the wrists. I wish it were a little higher in back but I couldn't find a stand with more elevation.
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I'm not sure, it came as a suggestion for a Laptop raiser. Sorry I can't be of more assistance.
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Have never measured the height because it is variable and allows you to adjust from every chair or sofa position desired and, yes it could support a laptop I believe, but a little flimsy for hours of use that way. It's fine for serving small meals, snacks etc., but wouldn't want to try to cut a tough steak on one!
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At its highest settings if is about 5'8" to the top of the screen. Hope that gives you an idea
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At lowest the bottom of the monitor is 4 inches from the desktop and it will raise up 5 inches making it 9 inches at the highest. Raising it is simply lifting the screen or pushing it down with your hands. I works great.
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It will only rise to the height of the mounting. When raised up to full height, it extends flush with the bottom of the the desk and the keyboard/mouse are level with the surface of the desk I have it mounted to.
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Hi Jose! It elevates the monitor 4 inches. I have my new iMac on it,and its great.
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sure hold up the laptop, but if you trying to moved away from you ,it's unstable and your computer may fall
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I found that this product did raise my laptop to various heights. That being said, when in the upright position, it is very hard to type. So unless you laptop has a separate keyboard I would not recommend this product. I have given mine away. Hope this helps.
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Yes my 17in laptop goes on it. It is a little wiggly but it works. I did not try propping it up yet.
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I would think that it raises your feet about 12" off the floor. It is very useful for individuals who have evacuation difficulties. Worth every penny
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Maybe 2.5 to 3 inches. But even with this height if used on a carpet floor one cannot move the unit easily. One has to HOLD the cpu while moving lest it tilt over. But this is common for ALL such devices.
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I am actually not with the laptop stand right now, but Charles Burr has given the measurements. Your keyboard will be nearly vertical at the stand's maximum height. Note the product photo, which shows the maximum height. I don't think you would want your laptop raised any higher than this stand will raise it.
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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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Perhaps with a standard laptop, mine is a 17" and requires the use of the extender pads to support it. Usually the extender pads are for other purposes. The height is adjustable, and as you make it lower it becomes even more sturdy. I have it on the maximum height setting and it doesn't wobble. I use the space underneath for and external hard drive, remote controls, etc. I hope this helps.