I can use it to hold a laptop?
389176
The supports are too far apart for a laptop, unless you use the highest height setting on your stand (scissor it all the way up). But then your keyboard will be at chest level. Also, I would feel that a laptop would be secure on this because it wouldn't have enough weight to keep it securely in place. But I still highly recommend this for a second keyboard. No problems at all.
389177
I don't have this exact model, but I have something like it. You can buy an inexpensive shelf to rest on the supports, and put the laptop on top of the shelf. But if you want the shelf to tilt forward, you'll have to attach a lip to the shelf (or some stops, like rubber furniture feet) to prevent the laptop from sliding forward.
389178
Yes, this item can hold a standard size notebook or laptop but it must me at least 15 in.
465084
I think it would work well. It is pretty sturdy. My laptop weighs about 5 lbs and I don't have any weight issues with it. There is also a lip on the front that would hold a book well. The lip is about 1/2 inch thick.
420569
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=)
1870077
No. It wouldn't work. The flat square base is 10" and I wouldn't trust the pegs for keeping it secure. It is designed specifically for a laptop.
1086070
It would hold a desk top computer if you could carry it. It is really large. I sent mine back as it was not what I was looking for. It was a very nice bag but not for carrying a laptop.
324218
Thanks for the inquiry. Yes, this will hold laptop as well as other devices.Best regardsRichard
266786
I actually cancelled this order because it was coming China. I believe this one will hold a laptop
1141459
It is meant for a keyboard and has a built in wrist rest. However, you could try a laptop, if you check dimensions.
867942
Yes, but be aware there is nothing holding your laptop on the stand. Your laptop just sits on the stand's platform held on by friction. The more you extend the stand, the more easy it becomes to turn the stand over if it is accidentally bumped.
2035258
I wouldn't put a laptop in it. With that much weight the clips may give way. I put my iPad in there, but I saw that with much more weight the snaps came open. This could result in a laptop on the ground.
1589428
Its meant to hold a tablet, not a laptop. So in this case, I would recommend something else.
1577942
I use it for my laptop all the time. It is not as substantial (heavy) as I would have liked but works well for what it is.
2084097
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.
1141464
It's for a keyboard. A small laptop would probably fit on it well enough (small as in 10 inches).
277767
It's adjustable so I would think so. Personally I use it for a thin laptop. It is lightweight.
1686515
I don't believe it is sturdy enough for the purpose. It could support a light laptop, but any greater weight could be catastropic because of the legs, any one of which could telescope to the closed position.
1155615
It can be used but it's really designed for a desktop. The part that holds the keyboard would be useless with a laptop.