How large and heavy laptop can it support? Does it support 15.6 inches and 6 pounds laptop? And what is the tilting angle limit with a laptop?
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the mouse pad doesn't support a laptop AT ALL. It's a mouse pad. The desk (sold separately) holds up to a 17" laptop (I believe my laptop is 7lbs and doesn't strain the stand at all). The tilt has no limit - through the laptop will fall off at some point depending on the weight and angle.
1848379
I declare that the laptop may have to be tested on the main product - yes! AS for the MouzPAd, it can support a mouse whether attached to the computer or not
1848380
This is a mouse pad attachment that fits a laptop stand that is sold separately. You can set any angle on the mouse pad, but level is best to prevent the mouse from sliding when you are not holding it.
1848381
This product is actually the small MouzPad Wizard that is attached to the laptop holder. So for the laptop holder, yes no problem with a 6 lb laptop. Very durable, but extremely light plastic. You can get an unlimited number of tilting angles.. Very, very durable product.
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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.
921518
Probably wouldn't balance very well on the lower legs, but it might slide in between them. I have a Toshiba 15.5" laptop that barely fits. But since it just sits there, I can live with it. Otherwise, it's a GREAT product. What you might do, is pick up a piece of plexi-glass, cut it to fit under there, and hot glue it in place. It's an ugly work-around, but it would most likely work. I'm just happy I was able to free up a ton of space on my desk, and raise the monitor up as well.
1014565
I use a mouse exclusively with a 15" laptop. I just move my laptop to a slight angle to get more room. The desk is stable enough that it doesn't tilt when I do.
1050407
So is it recommended to use this bag on a laptop with 15.6 inches or should I buy a different bag? Thanks
1962710
With my 15" laptop, the rear is elevated about 2.5 inches, and the front about 1 inch. The front of the laptop does not touch the desk, since the stand has four "feet" so there is space underneath. I use a cushion for my wrists to make typing easier. I like the elevation because it tilts the keyboard -- better for the wrists. I wish it were a little higher in back but I couldn't find a stand with more elevation.
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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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just turn the whole thing around, the tilt for the laptop side has about 180 degrees for choice of angle and the lip to keep it from sliding off is identical on both sides; hope this helps
779089
No, the dimensions of the area on the base which can support the laptop are ~ 20" x 10". Your laptop dimensions probably mean that it is heavy as well, I wouldn't recommend this stand (not sturdy enough).
771121
The monitor is about the weight if a normal 15" inch laptop. The arm should hold with no issues.
1679226
The laptop compartment is quite generous but it can only hold a laptop up to 15". We used ours to hold both a laptop and an android 10" tablet though.
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I can't tell you specifically how much weight it supports. But I can tell you that it is very sturdy. Its a solid piece on each side that is strong. We currently use it with a heavy printer on the top and laptop replicator on the bottom. I can physically put my weight on the open end with no faulter. Hope this helps.
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I have a 13'' Mac Book and it's literally floating in it, so I'm pretty sure any 15-inches-ish computer should be comfortable in it.As of weight, I often put some other (heavier) hardware along with it, and the structure of the backpack is really solid; unless you're transporting bags of lead, I think you should be fine. :)Maybe somebody who actually owns a heavy laptop can come up with a more accurrate experience feedback, but from my point of view, I wouldn't worry.
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Well the pole from the bottom where the clamp is and up to the top where the top bracket is, about 29 inches and yes the brackets can be moved up or down as well as tilted. As for an laptop with an 20'inch monitor that is using the VESA mount, it an nice setup on an small dorm style desk, the monitor is up near where the top bracket is and the 2nd lower one is off hiding in an closet, the laptop is pretty much sitting under the monitor near the pole, I have an logitech keyboard and mouse in front of the laptop and it pretty much that my whole in the kitchen computer setup. I have an larger computer setup in the bedroom that I use for may game streaming fun, but the kitchen one just an easy one with the chrome book laptop that I use for google such as hangout.
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I think it would hold about 10lbs. Maybe a little more but I would not put much more on it. It also depends on how you have the legs arranged. I use the fans all the time with my laptop though. It will keep it from running hot and they can get awful hot sometimes. I use mine while in my recliner so it is pretty much stationary. The picture at the side is not one I would recommend using for much weight at all. It can tip over if you are not careful and do not have an item centered correctly. Hope this helps you.. It is a very nice item for what I use it for. That I can say in complete honesty. :) I think it would hold about 10lbs. Maybe a little more but I would not put much more on it. It also depends on how you have the legs arranged. I use the fans all the time with my laptop though. It will keep it from running hot and they can get awful hot sometimes. I use mine while in my recliner so it is pretty much stationary. The picture at the side is not one I would recommend using for much weight at all. It can tip over if you are not careful and do not have an item centered correctly. Hope this helps you.. It is a very nice item for what I use it for. That I can say in complete... » Read More I think it would hold about 10lbs. Maybe a little more but I would not put much more on it. It also depends on how you have the legs arranged. I use the fans all the time with my laptop though. It will keep it from running hot and they can get awful hot sometimes. I use mine while in my recliner so it is pretty much stationary. The picture at the side is not one I would recommend using for much weight at all. It can tip over if you are not careful and do not have an item centered correctly. Hope this helps you.. It is a very nice item for what I use it for. That I can say in complete honesty. :) « Show Less
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I have 2 of these, one for work and one for my home office. This stand is very strong and sturdy and in my opinion can hold just about any laptop. It is 10" wide at the widest point and 9" wide at the top of the stand. I'm not sure what dimensions your laptop are, but I would guess that it'd work for you.
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I think it would totally handle that weight. I have an extremely heavy laptop, external monitor, keyboard and mouse on mine and it's great. (all told probably around 21 lbs.) It's very sturdy. I really love this desk. It has saved my back and I feel so much more productive through the day.