I need to elevate my laptop & i use external keyboard. Also my laptop is a 17" and almost 5 lbs, so is it strong and good for my requirements?
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My HP laptop is 15" and almost 5 lbs. This table is strong and works great for me. I use the table fan most of the time that I am on my computer. I really like the table and would recommend it.I agree with others, there is no room for your external keyboard on the table.
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I would say no because the Lap Top Desk is big enough for the laptop only. No room for the external keyboard. The weight isn't a consideration due to the sturdy nature of this desk.
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I had a bad experience with this table...it arrived damaged which may not have been the fault of the Quze, but it addition the fan never worked which was the result of faulty testing and/or production...If I had it to do over again, with what I know, I would look at alternatives.
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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.
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This is a very sturdy laptop desk. I have been very happy with it and highly recommend it. I don't think it would have any problem at all with handling a heavier laptop. I anticipate this desk lasting for years.
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Not as is. You'll need to get a tray of some sort to support the weight. It's meant for another keyboard, but you could rig it for a laptop if needed
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I think it can handle the weight as it's very sturdy but remember the top is only about 19.5" deep and 35" wide so space will be the issue. I have a 17" notebook and it takes up 1/2 the top space. Little room left for keyboard when a cpu is also on it. The height adjustment for a notebook was the reason I got it which works well for me. I used to have a desktop and this wouldn't be large enough for that in my opinion. The table is great for me but I might suggest looking at all the available options you have that would be a little larger.
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I don't think weight is a problem. If your computer will fit it should be OK. My problem was that when I moved the computer (on carpet) one of the wheels broke off. On a hard surface it would be fine.
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The key is what are you putting on the lift? Your ultrabook would be ideal and no bending will occur. A heavy 17 inch laptop is resting on mine all the tine and I use it on my chest or lap any time it is not on a stand or desk. It can be easily scooted around for proper venting of your fan exhaust area. There is nothing else to compare to the cool lift honestly and I have the others sitting around so I know this!
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Yeah it should be fine. Its a little bigger then a standard so it will naturally lift off whatever surface ur laptop is on, increasing airflow underneath
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I think Optical Drive (DVD Writer) made that laptop that heavy. Business purpose USB 3.0/2.0 port was enough. I think of returning since it is too heavy for me to carry everyday and travel. But if you do not travel, this is an excellent laptop. keep this one. This is excellent one. If you planning to travel with this one, may not for you.
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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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The arm is certainly strong enough to support a laptop weight BUT the shelf part is probably not wide enough for a laptop base. Hope that helps=)
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Very strong. I have my laptop, some books, etc...total about 30 pounds and it's been solid as a rock for the last 6 months.
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Hi Christine. It'll easily raise it by that much. I think it will go twice that high (and infinitely adjustable levels anywhere in between). Also, the angle of the keyboard seems to be at the ideal angle with each successive height. I hope you're as happy with yours as I am mine. I'm using it right now.-LD (Larry) (c:
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Hi, My HP dv8 is a little heavy for this stand. My dimensions are 17.16" x 11.26", so the laptop fits on the stand, but at 8.95 lbs it's kind of unstable depending on the height the legs are extended to. The higher the stand, the more wobbly it seems to get, which could be annoying for typing. Also, depending on the surface that I'm placing the stand on, the weight of the laptop, or book, etc. will have an influence on the effectiveness of the stand. If the stand is on a hard flat surface, e.g. desk or table, you can put quite a bit of weight on the stand, but if you are on a sofa, bed, or comfy chair, the weight of the object definitely has an effect on stability. Hi, My HP dv8 is a little heavy for this stand. My dimensions are 17.16" x 11.26", so the laptop fits on the stand, but at 8.95 lbs it's kind of unstable depending on the height the legs are extended to. The higher the stand, the more wobbly it seems to get, which could be annoying for typing. Also, depending on the surface that I'm placing the stand on, the weight of the laptop, or book, etc. will have an influence on the effectiveness of the stand. If the stand is on a hard flat surface, e.g. desk or table, you can put quite a bit of weight on the stand, but if you are on a... » Read More Hi, My HP dv8 is a little heavy for this stand. My dimensions are 17.16" x 11.26", so the laptop fits on the stand, but at 8.95 lbs it's kind of unstable depending on the height the legs are extended to. The higher the stand, the more wobbly it seems to get, which could be annoying for typing. Also, depending on the surface that I'm placing the stand on, the weight of the laptop, or book, etc. will have an influence on the effectiveness of the stand. If the stand is on a hard flat surface, e.g. desk or table, you can put quite a bit of weight on the stand, but if you are on a sofa, bed, or comfy chair, the weight of the object definitely has an effect on stability. « Show Less
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I use this as a laptop/etc. desk. It is kind of of wobbly, but it is strong enough to hold a sewing machine (although I think it would shake if you sewed fast).
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I use a heavy Dell Latitude apx 13" and I would think it would hold a 17" easily, its really super quality heavy duty, you wont be disappointed I'M sure. Bob A
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Ehh...thats questionable. I use mines with a 15" MacBookPro about 7lbs I think. I have mines mounted by clamp and I would say its not. The weight of my hand resting on it adds substantial stress to the clamp, the arm extension and tray pivoting joint. I can type directly onto the keyboard w/o putting the weight of my hands on it, but resting the full weight of my hands on it ....I personally wouldn't recommend it- at least not with a clamp mount. Also- note that the plastic support tray is attached to the metal arm extension by a sturdy plastic piece...sturdy, but still plastic.