What is the vertical height that the X-Stand lifts a laptop (between ground and bottom of laptop), at both the back and the front?
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I agree with my fellow purchaser below which I incorporate here in it's entirety: "The front is raised by 1/4" and the back is raised by 1 5/8". The front 1/4" raise is when you place the keyboard down into the stand so that the keyboard does not slip off of the stand. If if keyboard is placed on top of the front of the stand, then the keyboard would be raised 5/8" at the front." Ibid.
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It's about 1 inch on the back to zero at the front. A decent angle for typing.
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Sorry so delayed in responding Joseph. It's all based on the height of the legs: FRONT: Lifts about a 1/4"-- width of the plastic. BACK: ~ 1 3/4"-- which is the height of the back legs. Hope that helps. This is a really great product! Easy to use, easy to adjust, easy to store. SG
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1/2 inch in front, 2 in. in back. Perfect in my opinion. We have three laptops and bought one for each laptop. We fold and take with us when we travel. Literally one of the best purchases we ever made -- have been using them for over 7 years.
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The front is raised by 1/4" and the back is raised by 1 5/8". The front 1/4" raise is when you place the keyboard down into the stand so that the keyboard does not slip off of the stand. If if keyboard is placed on top of the front of the stand, then the keyboard would be raised 5/8" at the front.
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Desk height. I use it as a laptop stand when there's not enough room on my desk.
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The bottom of the computer is case is ~5" from the floor. It's not adjustable unless you want to take the wheels off.
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My laptop is approx. 3 inches off the table (in the back) when I use the stand.
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When set to its highest position, the stand will bring the back of your laptop just over 8 inches from the table. The stand is adjustable in increments down to about 3 inches from the table.
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It's about 8inches in an incline. My fiancé really enjoys the stand, she no longer has to place a book for support as she is reading and typing in her laptop.
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The podium top surface is about 9 inches above the surface its rests on. Remember to turn the bottom around to prevent the podium from tipping, otherwise it will when you place object on surface. You can used it with your laptop when you are tired of sitting and prefer to stand.
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12" between the legs. 14.5" on the black surface. I don't think you can fit 13.5" laptop in between the legs.Just out of curiosity, why you want to fit it between the legs? Why not on the black surface?
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There are no edges on the sides so it should work fine, although I'm not familiar with your laptop. It has a lip at the bottom so that the laptop doesn't slide off, and you can adjust the rubber 'feet' to change the angle of the platform.
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The Laptop Desk Cart raises to a height of 32 inches - A person that is no more than 72 inches tall could stand and use a laptop with relative ease. But, remember there is limited room on the desktop. I own two Desk Carts and use them frequently.
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It cannot be lowered. It is on the top so that it can get the angle to lower the laptop to the desk or raise it in the air.
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The casters and metal base are 5.25 " in height at its highest point which is at the intersection of the vertical support. This laptop caddy is sturdier and more adjustable than others I have seen
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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.
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Well that would depend on the distance from the bottom of your laptop to the where the screen starts. To give an approximate (measuring mine) about 15 inches. Looking at the other answers people gave are sorta right. that one that quoted 16 inches would be answering your specific question like I did. The other answer that has smaller #s (6.3-10.9 inches) would be from the lowest point of the stand (the front), not where your screen sits.
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I raises to about 5" (measured) at the back of the unit, making for about a 30 degree angle on the laptop (estimated).
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I'd say about 1 1/4 inches tall and somewhat adjustable for location across the face. I've had mine for several months now and recommend it to anyone interested in a laptop stand. I moved mine so it hangs over the edge of my desk enough to get full vertical range and then screwed it down right through the frame. This way it stays nice and rigid. Along with it I bought the roller ball mouse. They make an awesome pair.
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U shld B able to obtain the specs on line. My recollection is that the height is 6 or 7 inches. Nice and high. You can see from the photo that there is plenty of room underneath for your keyboard to stick out, if the 18 inches is a bit too long. You just angle it, move it under, and straighten it back out. My keyboard is 18 inches. I slot my laptop underneath, closed, using an HDMI cable, and the whole setup works like a desktop, with my monitor on top. When I want to eat and need room, I angle my keyboard and shift it underneath, on top of my laptop. Great product!