Can the middle space hold the weight of a MacBook Pro? Im currently in a dorm and have the top bunk and need storage for that laptop.
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I think the Velcro could handle it. I really like this one for all my daughter's toys.
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When you attach it around the bed frame correctly then yes it should hold the weight
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My daughter has one and her Mac fits in it well. Sturdy but have to secure Velcro straps well.
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I wouldn't recommend that much weight on this desk. Even spreadout, I think the middle will sag under too much weight.
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No. The bar is actually in 2 pieces. The top 1/2 comes off fairly easily. However, the rest of it is actually a part of supporting feet at the bottom. so you still have about 1/2 of the bar sticking up which would limit storage in a small space or under something.
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I just put a 15" macbook pro and a couple of medium sized books in mine and it all fit pretty easily. If you're putting text books in, they really should be medium size - large, thick ones will give you trouble.
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I have my macbook pro retina 15" fit in it without a case and it actually has plenty of room. A little too much if you ask me. When I purchased the stand I thought it would be a snug fit and I would be able to place it firmly in the stand. However, my macbook just leans on the inside of the stand. Roughly 1/4 of an inch or so of extra space
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Yes, it holds flat and horizontally. There's some extra room around the footprint of my 13" MacBook Pro, so just make sure your flat screen's footprint isn't much larger than that.
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Absolutely not. The attaching parts for this drawer are barely even strong enough to support the drawer, let alone a laptop. My drawer broke off and stripped the holes out in the process not even a week after I bought this desk, and there was nothing heavy in the drawer at all.
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If your laptop is heavy, it won't hold your laptop when the top panel is flat. It will tip over.
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My daughter bought this before her freshman year in college. She has a Macbook Pro with a case. I can tell you that the pack is somewhat on the small side which may be good. A smaller laptop won't rattle around as much.
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I have a 17" Toshiba laptop on it and it just fits so I think your Mac's going to be too large for this stand. Unless you don't mind the laptop extending over the sides. As far as weight goes, this stand is very sturdy.
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I just tried it and it does indeed hold the Macbook Pro 13.3", with some room to spare. In fact, it might move around a bit during transport within the case.
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The grooves in which the metal support bar sits are pretty deep so I highly doubt it would be a problem but I would recommend buying a much cheaper bookstand if you are going to use it as just a laptop proper. I bought a wire stand under $10 on Amazon and it works perfectly with my 15in MacBook Pro.
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Yes, the space at can hold the iMac 27", I'm happy to say I've not had any problems with that model size on the spacebar for over a yr. Hope this helps as a high recommendation. Also it looks great and u can slide the keyboard n mouse track underneath.
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Yes thats fine! You're macbook will fit, you will probably only use about half the space on the drive.
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Believe it or not--yes. I just brought my laptop down to try it out. There is a slight wobble but that's possibly because i don't have the laptop secured in the straps, etc. I just set it on top. I'm not sure this would replace my standing desk/ledge, because it's not completely motionless, but it does completely hold a laptop sturdily enough to type. I hope that helps! (and note, the laptop in question is fairly heavy--older vintage MacBook Pro, fwiw.)
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I don't think so. The weight isn't the issue. It's the amount of space inside the carrer that would make it too cramped.
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I have a 15.4 MacBook Pro and it fits on the platform? It overflows it but, it fits on it. That portion is actually only 12" wide by 9" tall. The raised platform doesn't adjust heights, though, and the height it gives you is too low. You also can't really use it sitting in a chair with the legs out because they spread out too wide. My biggest issue with raised portion is that is not all that strong and the entire laptop stand folds in half. That's cool but there's nothing to lock it and keep it from folding. All in all, I don't think it was worth the money I paid for it because of all the down side issues. Hope this helps. I have a 15.4 MacBook Pro and it fits on the platform? It overflows it but, it fits on it. That portion is actually only 12" wide by 9" tall. The raised platform doesn't adjust heights, though, and the height it gives you is too low. You also can't really use it sitting in a chair with the legs out because they spread out too wide. My biggest issue with raised portion is that is not all that strong and the entire laptop stand folds in half. That's cool but there's nothing to lock it and keep it from folding. All in all, I don't think it was worth the money I paid for it because of... » Read More I have a 15.4 MacBook Pro and it fits on the platform? It overflows it but, it fits on it. That portion is actually only 12" wide by 9" tall. The raised platform doesn't adjust heights, though, and the height it gives you is too low. You also can't really use it sitting in a chair with the legs out because they spread out too wide. My biggest issue with raised portion is that is not all that strong and the entire laptop stand folds in half. That's cool but there's nothing to lock it and keep it from folding. All in all, I don't think it was worth the money I paid for it because of all the down side issues. Hope this helps. « Show Less