Does this stand sit high enough to be able to put wireless keyboard underneath and type on it?
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I hope this helps you Miriam...... I think this is a real nice stand Check the pics http://i.imgur.com/vcD1i3b.jpg http://i.imgur.com/1qMAoe3.jpg
1877487
Definitely, there is about 3 inches of height clearance at the front of the stand and overhangs in front of the base of the stand by about 3 inches as well. If I slide my apple wireless keyboard under the stand until it touches the base about half the keyboard is covered by the overhanging stand. And there's room enough to type comfortably. I have the keyboard under the stand right now and I'm typing without hitting the laptop or stand. EDIT: Just in case I misunderstood your question, my answer above was assuming you meant could the keyboard sit in front of the base, but under the overhang. IF your question was could the keyboard actually sit ON the base of the stand and completely underneath the top of the stand then I would agree with answers below that say it's technically possible but the keyboard doesn't fit under there well, you won't be able to see the keyboard and your hands will hit against the top of the stand.
1877488
Yes it's high enough. It will block your view to the keyboard but it definitely would fit a keyboard underneath.
1877489
Technically yes, but I don't think it would be very comfortable and you wouldn't be able to see the keyboard very well. Also, the wireless keyboard would hang off the edges of the base and I don't think that would be very stable.
1877490
It may not fit all the way under (width-wise) because of the bottom support but it definitely sits high enough for a keyboard to fit part way under.
1877491
It depends. If you put the keyboard all the way to the back of the stand and you're a touch typist, it's possible. If you put the keyboard below the lowest point, your hands will hit the bottom of the stand.I'm trying it out now, and for me it's possible, just have to get used to put my hands in position.I made some pics with the keyboard and my hands (note: I have big hands): http://imageshack.us/g/407/wuv4.jpg/
1877492
No, you would have to put the keyboard in front of it. I store my mouse and power cord underneath when not in use. The bottom is about 2.75 inches high
1877493
Yes, I have a separate wired keyboard that I use. There's about 2 1/2 inches of space between the desk and the lowest part of the stand. The keyboard sits in front of my computer... I pretty sure that's what you mean. Hope that helps.
904740
The space between the inside of the legs is 17 inches. My wireless keyboard cannot slide under. I do have my laptop attached to a docking station under it.
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Hello. Just realized I had not responded to you. I think you could use it as a keyboard stand. The height is adjustable. There is a lip on one end that can find up or out not sure if that would be bothersome? Hope that helps. P.S. I love the stand to hold my books and papers
2002009
Yes. The keyboard has two fold out legs that raise it up about 1 3/8 inch from the level position
1451845
It will stand up, but it isn't stable. I have found that propping the tablet up and resting the bottom against the flat keyboard is best. A little cramped, but it works. I've also tried turning the tablet upside down, while in the case, works at times. But if you are attempting to charge the tablet, while using it, you have to turn it upside down. Again, it takes a little getting used to, as the buttons habitually used at the bottom-are now on the top.But the convience and the great price make the keyboard a great accessory for me.
1297847
Yes, but only for a very light top keyboard. This stand is very heavy, extremely sturdy, but gravity would defeat moving the top tier up or down, yet the position is comfortable. I use a Nord on top, and it is relatively heavy, so the top arms go straight up to support it. The stand is the best stand I have ever seen, but it's quite heavy, not for everyone. The price is very low to reflect this, but I have no doubt this stand will last longer than I will.
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The Standing Fit doesn't include a keyboard - you put your own keyboard (or in my case laptop) on it. Its very stable as long as the object you put on it fits on it. sometimes I have my laptop going adn a note pad next to it to write notes on other times I may have my phone on it. stability hasn't been an issue.
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The height is adjustable. At the lowest of the 5 notches on the stand it is 25" high WITHOUT the keyboard.
2093161
I have not tried to use the stand with an add-on keyboard. In my opinion there is no room for a separate keyboard.
1493207
The height of the workstation and pull-out shelf are fixed. I use with a laptop on the top work level and a keyboard on the pull-out shelf. Storage is below. Works well.
1442790
As long as you have wide enough clearance for the keyboard tray and about 6" of clearance under the top.
1085708
The surface area is about 12 inches deep and. You may need some kind of rubber/gripper if you were to put a laptop on top of the riser, and obviously, you'd need your keyboard at your desk level. We use the risers in our office and have our monitors on them, or have used them as a book shelf and still have some surface space below for desk supplies, etc.
218530
No the space under the drawer would not be wide enough or deep enough to accommodate a standard keyboard. It is a nice and a sturdy piece of equipment though!
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I'm not sure. I bought the stand with hopes of getting the keyboard but have only gotten the stand so far and haven't set it up yet. I'm sorry I can't be more helpful!
177413
While I don't know the size of your keyboard, I think it will. Basically the keyboard just sits on top of the stand and does not actually mount to the stand. The stand is very sturdy however. I hope this helps.
2274617
hi. this is a standard stand. the keyboard will just sit on it. It is not designed to connect to our keyboard. thanks
1958747
Hi I guess that is the stand I bought for my keyboard. I think it is pretty sturdy (I wouldn't lay on it or anything but why would you?). It screws onto the bottom of the keyboard so if he likes to take the keyboard places it would be a nuisance to remove but it could be done.