Can I use this device when I lay on bed and the laptop is upside down (the screen and key board are parallel with the ground)
578214
I've successfully used this product while laying flat on my bed. The screen is parallel with the ground, but the body of the laptop is most definitely not - my computer doesn't "flatten" out and using a laptop in that fashion would be difficult. It's worth noting, I do this with a separate bluetooth keyboard and touchpad sitting on my lap.
578215
You could theoretically but it would not be great. Better to do that with an iPad. This stand is the worst I have bought. Basically drum hardware on a ridiculous base. Should have been a round flat base not 3 foot poles. It's a major design fail. I ended up just putting mine outside on my terrace to hold my laptop when using a projector outside.
578216
With the parts included in the box - no. There are a couple hooks that grip the top side of the laptop near the hinge; but you probably need a similar hook at the front. With a few bits of extra hardware, I think you could achieve what you're looking for.
578217
I bought this for my father, and he seems love it! He told me the pice is very stirty and holds the computer very well. He dose use it when he sits on the bed.
1536111
Yes you can. Ud no direct sunlight you hace to put the device in upright position, it is more performance.
805379
I am not sure. In theory it should work but I don't know if it will allow you to toggle between the screens in the way that you want. As it is right now, it takes a long time to get the laptop to switch from its own screen to the monitor that I have. Most of the time I just put it in sleep mode but I am finding that my computer does not like being left in sleep mode indefinitely.
320511
Yes, if your USB port is in the back of your laptop. From the side, it starts to droop. Fortunately, my laptop tray has an adaptor for the USB port behind it.
35527
You may be able to mount it upside down, but it was so wobbly that I returned the item. Also, the computer that rested on it was too heavy for the laptop holder part - leaned badly to the side which was quite uncomfortable for the user. I bought it originally for an office environment and we use Dell Latitude laptops. I suppose if you are using a small, lightweight notebook computer it might be ok. I opted instead for a monitor arm and purchasing another, very simple laptop stand at Walmart.
1716360
I wouldn't recommend doing that. It will withstand the weight but it won't be stable (unless the laptop screen is closed).
1545948
It works well while laying down. You might want to have a pad underneath you just in case.
323741
Well, the laptop was given to my friend to own it. I am not sure if it has the keyboard lighting but you can bend the lcd to use for lighting at night when doing your works.
1936406
Can you just turn it around so the curve is in the same place as your keyboard curve? Can anyone try that and let me know how it works?
1711510
Not unless you watch TV with a flat surface nearby. A keyboard with a roll ball or touch pad would be a better choice.
576024
I found that this product did raise my laptop to various heights. That being said, when in the upright position, it is very hard to type. So unless you laptop has a separate keyboard I would not recommend this product. I have given mine away. Hope this helps.
420636
I'll say the same as the first two answers. It depends on how big your CPU is as well as how much you care about the swiveling action. You will be severely limiting yourself to what you can do with it which can hamper things if you need to move and swivel it to accomnodate cables.
1951480
No, you would need to remove the laptop first... each side has to be independently adjusted so you'd need to have your laptop off the stand to make the adjustment.
970108
It's more comfortable than typing with your laptop flat on a table or desk. But you can try it yourself. Elevate the back of your laptop just two inches (measuring from the tabletop to the bottom of your laptop will give you the angle you'll get). A book will work. Then type for a few minutes. If the angle isn't comfortable to you, look for something adjustable or with a lttle less tilt.
941209
Not really. The screen is facing one direction, the keyboard is on the back. Just follow the folds.
789302
Hello, Sarah. I returned this item due to it not supporting my PC strategy. It didn't allow me to use my wireless keyboard/mouse combo on my laptop and PC simultaneously. The combo uses minimal power so the device may not support your strategy. The device's cost is so low that there is minimal risk for you to order it and assess its efficacy in supporting your strategy. Good luck.
44777
Yes, you can invert the Fn keys via the system preference pane (you have to install the driver to get the pref pane)