Has anyone tried using this for laptop/tablet holder?
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I have not. However, I would say if the lap top is smaller than the height of the rack it would be fine. Otherwise too much weight on the top would be an issue. Also, if it were heavy on one end you may have a balance issue. Basically the base is a plastic. It is hollow under (like a shoe box top). The wire racking fits into holes that do not go clear through. The heaviest item I place in mine is a small terra cotta baking stone that bakes a half dozen bisquits. It is heavy but shorter than the racking so it is ok. I fill mine and it has no issue. Hope this helps
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No I definitely haven't. I don't think it would be best to use it as a laptop/tablet holder the metal sometimes pops out of the plastic and isn't sturdy.
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No I have not. Not sure it would be strong enough to hold them. I am having trouble with the wire holders staying in place to hold cookie sheets etc.
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Hi, I decided to look further at my rack after Reading the other responses. The other posters are right. I see that several of my dividers have popped out from the weight of my cookie sheets. So I think they're probably right it would not be a good idea.
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No. Use it under the sink for cutting boards. Have no idea how it would be suitable for tablets...unless they're paper pads.
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No, it's not meant for a regular laptop. The stop at the front is not meant for something as heavy as that - it just slips down. If you try to use it opened up, the laptop sits and the wrong angle, making the keyboard up too high for comfortable typing on your lap. There are other great laptop desks out there. I use the Travelrite Portable Laptop Station by Workrite Ergonomics, and I love it.
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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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I believe it would work perfectly. It has a little bit of a lip where your laptop wouldn't slide off.
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Yes and no. I found the elastic corner straps were insufficient to hold a tablet securely. I found a case for my Lenovo tablet elsewhere, which "works" but is not perfect. I, for one, am still looking.
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Yes it would work for that. Bought it to hold my tablet when in the car. Needed to add a rubber mat as surface was too smooth. Works for m y needs.
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I haven't tried but I'm 99 percent sure that the notch isn't anywhere close to being wide enough. My 7" tablet is a bit thick and just fits. I don't think this is big enough to support an iPad anyway. Maybe an iPad mini.
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No this isn't really the accessory for lap use. It's more for desktop use. It docks the tablet upright so it sits like a screen on your desk, but it probably wouldn't be good at all for using your tablet in your lap while docked with this accessory.
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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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The Tray (or table portion) of the stand is not adjustable. It does have movable plastic tabs, that slide along the base of the tray, to hold your laptop or tablet in place (if on an angle). It does not have a strap to hold your device at a drastic angle (like shown in the picture)
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There are no grips on the surfaces where the tablet is held. If you rock the stand sideways, the tablet may slip.This stand is meant for use on a desktop or perhaps a lap desk that is going to stay level from side to side.
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Hello Abhishek,Yes, there have been customers of ours that has used this laptop mount on a table.Thank you,Taylor W.VIVO
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I've been attaching it to a plexiglass windows of various small airplane cockpits, and it has yet to fall off, even with all the turbulence and a little bumping into it that happens. If I was to add a small drop of water to it before suctioning, the the mount would even hold with more force, but that's overkill for what I'm doing. What you could do is just tighten the arm enough so the tablet stays in place, but still loose enough that if it's nocked into it gives just a little.
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I have not found a traditional stand type case to fit this device. But I bought a beautifully printed laptop sleeve on EBay that fits like it was made for it (search for "Laptop Sleeve Bag Soft Case Cover") and this stand, which although it seems unlikely, does a great job of holding it vertical or horizontal in various upright and tilt positions: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00D856NOG/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1. These two items together cost less than the case I bought for my previous tablet and fulfill the same needs.
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You may be able to mount it upside down, but it was so wobbly that I returned the item. Also, the computer that rested on it was too heavy for the laptop holder part - leaned badly to the side which was quite uncomfortable for the user. I bought it originally for an office environment and we use Dell Latitude laptops. I suppose if you are using a small, lightweight notebook computer it might be ok. I opted instead for a monitor arm and purchasing another, very simple laptop stand at Walmart.
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You are exactly right and that is a drawback, the only one I can think of. My laptop has little "feet" that help to hold it in place but it still slides off from time to time. I've been looking for a small piece of silicone or rubber to prevent that issue but for me it hasn't been a deal breaker; it was for my daughter though. Good luck!
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you can not detach the document holder. honestly though, even though my laptop sits on the pads at the base of the holder, having the document holder in front of the keyboard not only provides me with the peace of mind that my laptop won't suddenly slip forward if my desk is bumped into, but it's also really useful when typing up notes and putting post-its in easy-to-see/reach places. the document holder, however, does fold down forward about 90 degrees to the angle of the holder itself so as to make it easier to place a laptop in the stand. it would take up space, though, if you always had it folded down and is not sturdy enough to support typing if a keyboard were placed upon it.