The depth of my monitor (an iMac) is 0.25". Is this likely to be too big for that?
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I have a 22 inch wide magnifier and a 15 inch magnifier. The hanging arms have lots of leeway. as a matter of fact, the thinner the monitor, the bigger the information on the screen is. I recommend you buy one. Several of the employees where I work are ordering one for themselves.
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The magnifier screen has a lot of room for maneuvering. The one I bought is on a 21" screen. The hanging arms have several inches of play.
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I'm not sure, because I don't know how thick your monitor is. I measured the "gutter" in the stand, and it looks like it can accommodate just under 1/2", or 7/16th. You can always send it back if it doesn't work -- it's definitely sturdy enough. Good luck!
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It's not going to fit a 27 inch monitor. It's not wide enough. I have a 21 inch monitor and it fits perfectly.
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I think it would fit ok. It seems to be very sturdy! I currently have two ASUS 24" on one, and it feels just fine. The bad thing is that two 27" monitors would be very tight, and allow hardly any side to side adjustment.
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Good Question, I'm not a Gamer, but I do have a 21.5" iMac and a 22" Screen on one side (short side) and I use the other side as my handwriting and paperwork space.The desk is very sturdy. I'm pretty sure it can hold the 3 monitors. The full tower gaming PC shouldn't be an issue, notice it does have a rolling tower caddy in the middle, (I use this as my subwoofer stand). Th caddy is large and ample and can probably accommodate your tower. There is space, unless your tower is 50 lbs or more, I'm sure it can hold all your requesting. The accessories you mention, I'm not sure what you mean, but in any case, I'm very pleased with this desk. Took me 3 hours to build. Good luck. Good Question, I'm not a Gamer, but I do have a 21.5" iMac and a 22" Screen on one side (short side) and I use the other side as my handwriting and paperwork space.The desk is very sturdy. I'm pretty sure it can hold the 3 monitors. The full tower gaming PC shouldn't be an issue, notice it does have a rolling tower caddy in the middle, (I use this as my subwoofer stand). Th caddy is large and ample and can probably accommodate your tower. There is space, unless your tower is 50 lbs or more, I'm sure it can hold all your requesting. The accessories you mention, I'm not sure... » Read More Good Question, I'm not a Gamer, but I do have a 21.5" iMac and a 22" Screen on one side (short side) and I use the other side as my handwriting and paperwork space.The desk is very sturdy. I'm pretty sure it can hold the 3 monitors. The full tower gaming PC shouldn't be an issue, notice it does have a rolling tower caddy in the middle, (I use this as my subwoofer stand). Th caddy is large and ample and can probably accommodate your tower. There is space, unless your tower is 50 lbs or more, I'm sure it can hold all your requesting. The accessories you mention, I'm not sure what you mean, but in any case, I'm very pleased with this desk. Took me 3 hours to build. Good luck. « Show Less
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no, my guess is it would still be too bulky. It's really made to carry a very slim monitor only.
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No, it does not look deep enough. I have two monitors at my desk and I would never consider putting them on the shelf.
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I own a 27" iMac and personally I wouldn't put one on it although it could most likely hold it. In my opinion this stand is for laptops only...
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Hi Abigail - I have two of these stands - one supports a 24" iMac (2008 model, with optical drive - weight 25lbs) and the other a 23" Toshiba all-in-one PC. No problems with either. Very stable base. As your iMac is shown as 21 lbs., should be OK.
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You have about 14" in height available in the fold-down space and cubby above so if the monitor is no taller than that it should fit. Approx 15" in depth, and 25" width. I use it as a hobby desk that closes up to keep everything tidy looking. Overall this unit was much shorter than I expected at less than 5' tall, but not bad for what it is.
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Yes, I believe it would do that. If I bring the monitor as high as it will go, there is 21.5" clearance down to my desk surface.
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It's all going to come down to the width of the computer. A 15" MacBook Pro fits underneath just fine, but you might have to raise it up just a bit due to ports so that the connected cables can exit the side cleanly.
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Not sure at the moment as I do not have it with me, but my iMac 21.5 inch fits snuggly in it. It can be big, but it really does protect your iMac. I had a friend bust his screen and finally decided to get one of these.
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It would snug up against it, but as you close the "X", it gets longer. When it's closed to 3 3/4", it is 16" long. If your tower isn't at least 16" deep, it may be too long. By the looks of it, the minimum depth of your tower should be 14"-15" deep for it to work. Even after fitting this device on your tower, I'm not confident that it wouldn't be too top heavy when this device is snugged up to the computer. That's something that I can't answer without trying it on your actual computer. I hope I gave you enough info for an informed decision. Good luck It would snug up against it, but as you close the "X", it gets longer. When it's closed to 3 3/4", it is 16" long. If your tower isn't at least 16" deep, it may be too long. By the looks of it, the minimum depth of your tower should be 14"-15" deep for it to work. Even after fitting this device on your tower, I'm not confident that it wouldn't be too top heavy when this device is snugged up to the computer. That's something that I can't answer without trying it on your actual computer. I hope I gave you enough info for an informed decision.... » Read More It would snug up against it, but as you close the "X", it gets longer. When it's closed to 3 3/4", it is 16" long. If your tower isn't at least 16" deep, it may be too long. By the looks of it, the minimum depth of your tower should be 14"-15" deep for it to work. Even after fitting this device on your tower, I'm not confident that it wouldn't be too top heavy when this device is snugged up to the computer. That's something that I can't answer without trying it on your actual computer. I hope I gave you enough info for an informed decision. Good luck « Show Less
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It should be able to accommodate the iMac; the iMac's stand stems from near the center of the monitor, so the gap left by the bag for stands should be fine.
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It would snug up against it, but as you close the "X", it gets longer. When it's closed to 3 3/4", it is 16" long. If your tower isn't at least 16" deep, it may be too long. By the looks of it, the minimum depth of your tower should be 14"-15" deep for it to work. Even after fitting this device on your tower, I'm not confident that it wouldn't be too top heavy when this device is snugged up to the computer. That's something that I can't answer without trying it on your actual computer. I hope I gave you enough info for an informed decision. Good luck
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I use it for a very heavy 27" iMac and it's fine. Just make sure you need the amount of height it add. It's not adjustable. To experiment. Stack books or magazines 5 inches high. And then put youonitor on that. That's what you will experience with this stand. Very well built however and very strong.