What is the vertical range of this device? How high and low can it in relation to the desk?
316824
The lowest position is pretty level with the table. Depending where you rest your arm, you can raise the palm of your hand about an inch off the table. The device itself raises up 4 or 5 inches. It's pretty awkward when it's raised. edit: I didn't twist the screw all the way up to test. Amr is probably right with 2-3 inches.
316825
Measuring roughly from the bottom of the arm-rest trough, mine will go from a minimum of 0.2" above the desk surface to 3.0" above.Because the hinge is mounted to the bottom of the desk-mount jaw, however, the thickness of your desk will cause these numbers to vary. For instance, my desk is 1.0" thick. If I wanted to lower this arm to being perfectly level with the desk, I could add 0.2" of spacer material within the jaws to do this (since my minimum was 0.2" above the desk), pushing the hinge position lower accordingly.
316826
Sits flush with desk level, doesn't go lower at all. Can go 2-3 inches higher than desk level with the locking screw at the bottom.
316827
Sits flush with desk level, doesn't go lower at all.Can go 2-3 inches higher than desk level with the locking screw at the bottom.
316828
Technically, you can get it to drop below the desk surface by adjusting the locking teeth (inconvenient) that allow for clamping to a thicker desk surface. That could get you maybe 3/4 inch below (and the upper limit would be correspondingly reduced).
312266
Greetings, the distance between the desk surface and closed top is 5 inches at the highest point -- toward the back of the desk. As you can see in the picture, the folding top slopes downward toward the front of the desk, where there is almost no clearance when top is closed. There is a very useful shelf at the back of the desk that's about 8 inches deep and can be used for a modem, router, a small printer, a monitor, etc. I'm very happy with this product, especially because it's very stable and solid and not at all flimsy.
98718
It's a little over 7" from the top of my desk to the base of the keyboard. From the base of the plate that is attached to the underside of the desk to the bottom of the keyboard is just about 12". It is great. The only two things is this: 1. this is not a keyboard issue but make sure that you can lift your monitor up because for taller people the angle of the monitor may not be correct when standing up. 2. the only complaint I have is that it does not swivel side to side. Make sure that you have it installed EXACTLY where you want it to be because moving it side to side is not possible (unless I just don't know how to do this). Other than that, this is strong, durable, heavy material. I am standing up right now using it and I love it.
1455427
For my pair of 27" monitors, you could be as low as 1" above the desk (monitor bottom resting on the base) and as high as 10-12" of space, depending on how close to go to the top of the mounting tube.
1796083
It can definitely raise your device higher than 6" I use it to raise my laptop about 10" over my mixer, which has a gear flight case top underneath it. The mixer is roughly 7-8" higher than the desk and there is still enough clearance for me to freely adjust the controls on the mixer.
1710710
yes it ranges from (the distance from the bottom of the screen to the desk) ~3 inches to ~8 inches
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.
1443792
It has different settings, I think up to 10. I keep mine no higher than 4 and that reaches about 6 feet. If it was set higher it would reach farther but would then blow my desk papers.
705343
I have mine about as high as it can go and the top of the monitor is 23-1/4" off the desk. This is with a 12" tall wide screen monitor.
691595
19 inches maximum; flat on desk minimum. The three swivel points make that possible. At maximum, it isn't perfectly horizontal, but very, very close.
1429676
It does not go above the desk. It can go to just a little below the desk surface.
1312967
I'd say about 1 1/4 inches tall and somewhat adjustable for location across the face. I've had mine for several months now and recommend it to anyone interested in a laptop stand. I moved mine so it hangs over the edge of my desk enough to get full vertical range and then screwed it down right through the frame. This way it stays nice and rigid. Along with it I bought the roller ball mouse. They make an awesome pair.
1193533
I am not sure as I just have it under my desk to keep feet elevated. Sorry:-(
1848929
The 'desk' area is a soft surface. It is at such an angle, that I have some difficulty keeping my pc on it. Wish the lip was a little higher. As I like using a mouse rather than the keyboard, I just 'read' on it.
1512376
I haven't used it with the desktop just my laptop, however the range that i have tested at so far is about 7 feet.
1162627
Just installed one of these. Without taking a tape measure I'm guessing the center of the monitor mount is 18 to 20 inches off the desk. The unit may even go higher I have it over a mixing console and it is well above equipment and not full height.
709106
Yes I use it attached to the side of a wooden table/desk, the vertical height adjustment should allow you to work standing. (I have mine set fairly low, as I mostly need to swing my laptop in and out of the way). The height of my desk is about 30 inches (just over 76 cm) and the vertical pole of the stand goes up another ~17 inches (~43 cm). So (adjusting for the size of the brackets) as long as you can comfortably use something around 45 inches (~ 114 cm), I would think it would work for standing use.