I want to be able to stand at my desk and use this product with my 17" Mac book Pro, it that possible?
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Yes. I've used it to stand at my desk. The manual has several configuration examples, including the "on top of a desk" configuration. the platform is large so it should work with just about any laptop.
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This is a brilliant product! It has several different angles in order to provide a wide variety of positions. Currently I use this on my desktop at work and simply place my keyboard on top of it. I also have a optional Mouse Stand in order to place my trackball up where its useable. It's wonderful for turning a stationary desk into a sit/stand station! I highly recommend it!
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Yes. Getting this device to the correct position is a bit tricky, but after that it works great.
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Hi Abigail - I have two of these stands - one supports a 24" iMac (2008 model, with optical drive - weight 25lbs) and the other a 23" Toshiba all-in-one PC. No problems with either. Very stable base. As your iMac is shown as 21 lbs., should be OK.
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It depends on how hard you type, I use an Apple - Mac Pro - Quad-Core Intel with a 21" AOC monitor and keyboard I have no movement. I use the left side panel for storage and the right side for my mouse and actually as a table for my dinner plate.I don't think you will be disappointed. I have used mine since June 2013.
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I'd give it a solid "maybe." The stand comes with a bunch of rubber inserts in different sizes to accommodate the various MacBook thicknesses. The page for the stand says it can accommodate a 17" MacBook Pro. I looked up the thickest 17" MacBook Pro Apple made and it measured in at 1".
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I have Mac book air and it's working fine. It should be compatible with the Mac book Pro.
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The speaker stands toRotate but I'm not sure if the two 22 inch monitors would fit I have a 27 inch Mac in the middle and there isn't really much space in the sides
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Hi. I actually just tried it to see what would happen. I'm not sure if I need you to sign some kind of agreement that you won't sue me if something bad happens to your laptop but here goes anyway. Now not sure if you saw my review but I give you fair warning that I'm not entirely sure I put the stand together correctly. However it holds paper so seems to be right. I only say this because I saw a response that said you can't tilt the desk (top) all the way back but I can. So I either assembled it wrong or that person is wrong. Anyway I was able to to tilt it totally level and put my laptop on it (I have a 15in macbook). It's sturdy in the middle where the stand joins the top but it's a bit wobbly from side to side. However it bore the weight without anything happening (I only tested it for about a minute). I think it's a little risky because there's nothing keeping it on the stand if someone were to ever accidentally knock into it. And again it is wobbly from side to side. I think you could risk it but I wonder if there's something slightly better out there for that purpose. Honestly my vote is that it's wobbly enough to make me too uncomfortable. Do you have iPad? That would work perfectly with the stand in the correct position.
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As a matter of fact, yes - I bought this for my hubby a couple of months ago (he has a 17in Macbook Pro), and he loves it! :)
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Sort of. When I put the power supply for my 15" MacBook Pro under the stand, it will slide in part of the way. It may work for you but I don't think it will be a clean look. I ordered a second power supply and mounted it under my desk with velcro. Hope this helps.
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No. After you put the macbook in there will be little room for anything else. You may get your cables in but, definitely not a book and a mouse.
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You probably could, but if you are looking for a good lap stand I suggest a padded USB powered cooling stand, this is meant more for sitting on a desk.
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It should be able to accommodate the iMac; the iMac's stand stems from near the center of the monitor, so the gap left by the bag for stands should be fine.
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Not sure haven't tried it I have mine on the stand it came with,you might be able to figure it ok..but I love this all in one computer!
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i don't think so. it would be tight. I would group your monitor, keyboard, and mouse on your desk, take a measurement, and compare to what the fit desk dimensions are.
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My MAC {20 1/2 inches} fits and looks comfortable in that space. I don't have a printer but there is at least 15 inches to the right of the MAC. I hope this helps you decide. the desk itself is great.
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It is not really big enough to use as a standing desk. It really does just fit the lap top...
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Not really. It's not tall enough; also, when you extend it all the way to full height it's not very sturdy. This product is best used for sitting on the bed or reclining while working with the laptop. For a standing desk, I suggest going with another product.