will this be ok for a 17" laptop when its flat? cause I don't need to lean it towards me.
586798
Yeah this should work well for you! I really like mine, I don't have to strain my neck so often.
784565
I think the 17.3 laptop will be a little big for it when inclined. The stand will certainly hold it as it is very sturdy. If you won't mind the laptop's frame being slightly bigger than the inclining panel, go for it!
1402851
Yes, I believe you will have no issues with it fitting a 17". I use a 15" and it is quite stable so I cannot see it not being able to holf the 17"
184483
I use the base for my 17" laptop and it works fine, but my laptop hangs off the edges. The base is 11 1/2" square; my laptop footprint is 15"x10". The fan is in the middle. The rubbery pads on the base hold the laptop securely.
723287
I have mine angled at 3 1/2" in front and 6" in back - it's perfect for using in conjunction with my big monitor. Front can come about an inch lower but the back would still be at 6". There's a lip in the front so the laptop does not slide off. I like the stand a lot and def recommend.
50374
I can tell you that the work surface of this thing is curved so there is a gap underneath when I put my 15" Dell on it. Whether or not the gap is sufficient for your particular laptop depends on how sensitive it is. It's cheap enough to give it a try. You can return it if it isn't.
1878393
It's quite sturdy and balanced. I have a 17" MacBook on it, and have never felt any concern about anything falling over. Occasionally I'll use the laptop's keyboard directly when it's on the stand, and it doesn't bounce or shake very much at all.
764922
It works well for my wife. She has a 17 inch laptop that takes up the whole top, but about two thirds of the top tips up to incline whatever you're working on. I don't know, but I think an ipad will fit on it just fine.
1216859
Yes, it will. I also have a 17" and here's what I found. Sitting flat no problem... elevated, as long as I flip the little front retainer flaps up to prevent the 'puter from sliding down, it works beautifully. If you look at it from the side, you will see that the back of the laptop hangs off the stand but not enough to cause any difficulty. Love mine and will replace it with this same product if it ever poops out. Also appreciate being able to adjust the flow of the cooling fan. Hope this helps.
1962712
The front of the laptop is off the desk = good thing, think spills. The rear elevation depends on the dimensions of your laptop, of course. My 16" on this x stand (when adjusted for max rear height) is almost 3". I like mine ! The rear pegs do not adjust up nor down but they do slide forward or backwrd a bit. If you neede more rear height you could glue something on top of the pegs.
781055
My laptop is 17"and there's a bit of free space but more than that would be a very tight squeeze so I'd say probably not just to play it safe.
1547009
17" will fit on it fine, just be sure to make the gap between the two sections as wide as can be when putting it together, you'll need a little more clearance for any USB devices and cables on that side if your using a 17" laptop like i do.. It works nicely tho.
1001237
My laptop is 14" wide and is the perfect fit for this stand however it is a very sturdy stand and I think it could easier hold a 16" laptop. There may be an inch overhang on each side but I dont think that would be a big problem.
690127
I have two Laptops, one a Think Pad the other a Lenovo, both 13" across. Both fit on the 17 inch without a problem, leaving about 2 1/4 inches free space on both sides. If I had purchased the 15 inch they would have fit without any overhang. I actually like the extra space on the sides however, it does require more desk top space.
908370
As long as it's not tilted to the side it should be fine. I have a 13" Macbook Pro and the lip on the end holds it up in place nicely.
168787
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
1799517
Unless you tip it or knock it backwards, it should be all right. Because of the lip in the front and the pads at the perimeter, it is pretty secure and the lap top does not move. I use a 15" Mac Book Pro on the stand and I have no problems.