I like to lie on my bed with my knees propped- the laptop angled w/bottom edge on my belly &amp; the top edge against my thighs-could I use this product?
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If you want to utilize your laptop in bed, you you might try our Comforter or Lap Air. This will block the heat from your lap and the cushion underneath won't cause any discomfort. I linked the Amazon product pages below.We do have newer models upcoming, so you can refer back to our Mobile website to check when launch is ready. http://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-Comforter-Cushion-C-HS02-KA/dp/B003XNB7U8/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1369268776&sr=1-1&keywords=comforter http://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-NotePal-LapAir-R9-NBC-LPAR-GP/dp/B0051GK6RA/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1369268817&sr=1-1&keywords=lap+air+notepal http://mobile.coolermaster-usa.com/
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Laying flat would be uncomfortable for me. LOVE using it on my desk and sitting on sofa. Use it in bed but use pillows to raise my hard a bit.
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The way it's shown in the photo with an iPad resting on the tray at a 45-degree angle, with the legs bent in a rough Z shape, would probably accommodate someone sitting back with knees raised for a footrest. It can require quite a lot of experimentation -- but it is designed to allow that. I had to use my imagination and a lot of "this-way" and "that-way" trials to find a configuration that worked best, most of the time. Good luck.
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Yes you can, however, as with any laptop, I find it hard because of the angle of your neck. Love this case.
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That is what I used this pillow for most of the time. I liked having the flat side against my lower leg and the round side against my top leg. The pillow stayed in place. I rested the pillow lengthwise from my knee to my ankle which gave my whole leg support. I had tried the "knee" pillow that had a Velcro strap but it did not work for me at all! The strap did NOT hold it in place when I rolled over, it was harder then I liked and it hurt my hip (I had hip replacement) as it tilted my leg down as I rested my ankle on my lower leg.Hope this helps you in making your decision. That is what I used this pillow for most of the time. I liked having the flat side against my lower leg and the round side against my top leg. The pillow stayed in place. I rested the pillow lengthwise from my knee to my ankle which gave my whole leg support. I had tried the "knee" pillow that had a Velcro strap but it did not work for me at all! The strap did NOT hold it in place when I rolled over, it was harder then I liked and it hurt my hip (I had hip replacement) as it tilted my leg down as I rested my ankle on my lower leg.Hope this helps you in making your... » Read More That is what I used this pillow for most of the time. I liked having the flat side against my lower leg and the round side against my top leg. The pillow stayed in place. I rested the pillow lengthwise from my knee to my ankle which gave my whole leg support. I had tried the "knee" pillow that had a Velcro strap but it did not work for me at all! The strap did NOT hold it in place when I rolled over, it was harder then I liked and it hurt my hip (I had hip replacement) as it tilted my leg down as I rested my ankle on my lower leg.Hope this helps you in making your decision. « Show Less
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I would imagine you could. But a friend of mine and my brother who work on computers don't advise having the bottom of your lap top to close to a surface so the fans have room to cool. This is why I bought this. Because I'm in my bed a lot due to spinal surgery and other medical problems. I want to do every thing I can not to have the expense of having to buy another lap top. I've added little rubber feet to keep it on the stand.
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Yes and no.. I do put in on my lap and type but it just depends how much typing you are trying to do. The solution would be a laptop pillow. Hope this helps.
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Yes, you will have no problem at all. There is no back edge or side edges, so your laptop can hang over without any issues. There is a nice front edge with padding to prevent scratches on the front or bottom. You'll love this product!
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That is what I used this pillow for most of the time. I liked having the flat side against my lower leg and the round side against my top leg. The pillow stayed in place. I rested the pillow lengthwise from my knee to my ankle which gave my whole leg support. I had tried the "knee" pillow that had a Velcro strap but it did not work for me at all! The strap did NOT hold it in place when I rolled over, it was harder then I liked and it hurt my hip (I had hip replacement) as it tilted my leg down as I rested my ankle on my lower leg. Hope this helps you in making your decision.
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I hadn't thought about attaching it to me; I place it on my bed, under the bottom sheet. But if you really want to "wear it," you could sew elastic straps to the pad. Seems to me that would be uncomfortable, but give it a try. I think lying or leaning back on it (in bed or sitting up on a couch, chair, etc.) would be the better way to go.
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You'll be able to use it in bed using a laptop. I've done it before. The only issue is that whenever you're trying to sit up straight it works better than if you're trying to lean back into the pillow because it will tilt back. I had to do a lot of repositioning but I have a broken tailbone so not sure if your question is relayed to a similar injury.
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I think you could with no problem. However, it may not give your wrists the same comfort, but I don't really use it for that anyway. I like the way it angles the laptop so it is easier to see and use. It is a nice product and I think well worth purchasing.
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Depends, honestly, on the angle at which you are sitting. If you are lying in bed, with your knees bent-upward, probably not. If you are sitting down on a couch, or a chair, shouldn't be a problem at all. I would say, because of physics and the way the stand is designed, it would work best anywhere from flat to a slight incline; so long as the iPad is not straight up and down while in the stand.
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It would not be comfortable. Should be used with a chair. The laptop would be better on even a kitchen table. Sorry
1113445
Yes, definitely. That is reason I bought this item, and it works great on the bed, the floor, the couch..where ever you want to lie down. There is enough room to exercise my legs while on my back, which is helpful to me. I put it in the position to be on my back, and I keep it that way put off to the side in my room, then I don't have to deal with positioning the legs again. I hope this has helped you. :)
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Mariana, You can use it laying on your lap, little uncomfortable tho. Bed is okay but not as sturdy as a solid table. It is quiet, especially when it breaks. My fan motor broke after about a few months. Fits my 17inch Laptop. Wouldn't invest into it. Keep looking on Amazon!
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If your laptop is properly aligned on the four corner pads, it helps the ventilation but could still get warm depending if your laptop has the vents to the side or at the bottom. It is definitely great for beds because it provides a flat, hard surface.