I know the legs adjulst but does the laptop holder adusts as well and how many degrees?
466299
its horrible.....is way to low and wobbly legs and laptop holder is made out of soft metal...cant extend to any heights usable..we returned ours
466300
All the way to upside down, but I really don't think you want to go that far.
266643
It would be a little awkward on the lap/legs but still doable. As the back section is raised by nearly 3", the laptop on your legs would finish up fairly level to the ground.
168788
In general the diagonal measure of the laptop should not matter. My laptop is probably 17 inches or so diagonally and it works fine with this stand. What matters most is if the thickness of the laptop or shape of the case causes instability with the two relatively small "feet" that hold the laptop in place. This is more of concern if you want the laptop at a steep angle because the "feet" flip out about an inch so if your laptop does not have a flat case it could be less stable when at the steeper angles. I simply cut a straw into two small pieces which I put over the feet to make them longer and therefore more stable when I need maximum height for the screen.
1541119
I would advise against it. It would probably hold a laptop, but the angle of the laptop would not be good.
429145
just turn the whole thing around, the tilt for the laptop side has about 180 degrees for choice of angle and the lip to keep it from sliding off is identical on both sides; hope this helps
884987
It's very sturdy. I have a 17" laptop. It hangs over a little on each side, but is still steady on the lap.
1571888
My laptop stays there pretty securely. It isn't tied down, so if you inclined the mat a lot, the laptop would probably slide off.
167490
There are no edges on the sides so it should work fine, although I'm not familiar with your laptop. It has a lip at the bottom so that the laptop doesn't slide off, and you can adjust the rubber 'feet' to change the angle of the platform.
2075016
The laptop desk I received from them has attached legs. They hook up into the bottom of the desk itself and then you can pull them down. The legs shown in the first advertisement picture is the size the legs are when you first pull them down from the bottom of the desk. You can also unfold another set of "legs" from inside the first set to extend the length of the desk, as shown in the second, third, and fourth pictures. However, the "second" set of legs is much less stable than the "first" set that only extends about 6 inches. Using the "second" set extends the reach of the desk about an entire foot, 12 inches, though. It really depends on what your needs are. For my needs, I just use the laptop desk while doing homework on sitting on the couch, and all I usually need are the first set of "legs" to hold it above my lap and still allow for airflow to my computer. My fianc really likes the fact that the laptop side and the mouse side both can be lifted "up" and locked in place at different angles, allowing for you to see the laptop or hold the mouse in different positions.
884986
Mine keeps the laptop in place and there is no give to it as you type. It's quite stable.
1266641
The side that raises is 13.5 inches; the side that doesn't raise is 8". You could certainly hold your laptop on the raised side, as far as size goes. We use it for an I pad, so I don't know if the weight of the laptop would be a problem.
420568
Funny you should ask :-).....that's exactly the reason I bought it. My daughter sets her laptop on it when she's in bed. That way, it doesn't overheat, and it doesn't fall on the floor. Perfect!
1577945
I have my laptop on it and also a laptop fan under it. It may depend on the weight of the laptop, but I have no problem with it.
921518
Probably wouldn't balance very well on the lower legs, but it might slide in between them. I have a Toshiba 15.5" laptop that barely fits. But since it just sits there, I can live with it. Otherwise, it's a GREAT product. What you might do, is pick up a piece of plexi-glass, cut it to fit under there, and hot glue it in place. It's an ugly work-around, but it would most likely work. I'm just happy I was able to free up a ton of space on my desk, and raise the monitor up as well.
459879
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.
1124464
Yes it holds mine but no padding or other protection so you would need to be careful. I have a Dell Inspiron if that helps.
1370918
No it works any direction. But it's not very sturdy. It does help to rest your laptop on but you will need to support it with your legs. Also, the laptop easily slides off. I give it a 5 out of 10