How high (inches) does this raise the screen from the desktop; I have to look down to see my laptop then up to see my 2nd monitor.
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I had the same issue before. I connect my laptop to another LCD monitor and extend the display so that I can use both the screens. This stand raises the laptop screen almost to the same height as my other screen which is kept on top of a 6 inch stand. With this both screens are approximately at the same height and I dont have to look down anymore.
1711748
I really can't say never got to use it. It was broken into pieces when I open the merkury innovations laptop cooling stand.
1711749
I am currently using it on the top of my desk. It definitely helps to not have to strain your neck. I currently have it on the second setting, and it works out fine for eye level.
1545193
The bottom of the screen is about 4 1/2 in from the desktop.Love this monitor.
1636624
Not 100%, but understand all this thing does is stretch your desktop over two screens. Your display driver won't pick up the other monitors, it will just be like they are all part of one long monitor. It's really annoying and my co-worker that I got this for doesn't even use it because nothings snaps on the other displays. I might be wrong on some things though.
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I don't think it will. Do you plan on putting the laptop below and a monitor on top? If so you won't be able to open your laptop all the way.
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I use it to extend the desktop from my laptop to another monitor and it works just fine. I don't have personal experience beyond that. If you are extending to more monitors than the main and one more, you may be able to use two adaptors; just a guess.
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In addition to my first answer. This is the second time, at least, that someone has asked this question, so there are probably more people with this question. So, it would depend on the second monitor and the laptop and what you're actually trying to do. It is a very sturdy stand, but if it gets too top heavy that wouldn't be safe. And, all depending, the laptop would probably be in the way of the monitor. But, at the cost of the stand it might be worth it to check it out. As previously stated: top = 23 inches wide by 16 inches deep with big curves and a rail in the back. At the price, I might give it a try if I was you. Good luck. In addition to my first answer. This is the second time, at least, that someone has asked this question, so there are probably more people with this question. So, it would depend on the second monitor and the laptop and what you're actually trying to do. It is a very sturdy stand, but if it gets too top heavy that wouldn't be safe. And, all depending, the laptop would probably be in the way of the monitor. But, at the cost of the stand it might be worth it to check it out. As previously stated: top = 23 inches wide by 16 inches deep with big curves and a rail in the back. At the... » Read More In addition to my first answer. This is the second time, at least, that someone has asked this question, so there are probably more people with this question. So, it would depend on the second monitor and the laptop and what you're actually trying to do. It is a very sturdy stand, but if it gets too top heavy that wouldn't be safe. And, all depending, the laptop would probably be in the way of the monitor. But, at the cost of the stand it might be worth it to check it out. As previously stated: top = 23 inches wide by 16 inches deep with big curves and a rail in the back. At the price, I might give it a try if I was you. Good luck. « Show Less
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It allows you to add additional screens to your system. I have a toshiba laptop with two of them connected and a third monitor connect via built-in vga. everything has been working great for 4+ basically 24x7. No problems. I run two displays with browser/excel and the third with vs2012. drag-n-drop functonality works as designed. no difference if you connected directly to your system built-in external connections or not. I 'think' reasonable upward limt should be three devices. base on process or speed and memory. I have i7 core and 8GB ram.
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At full extension, it raises the top of your laptop 2 1/2". Yes, it adjusts in 1/4" intervals. Hope this helps...
2009724
I'll easily say, i'm using this with a 22 inch monitor, I have it at the highest way to the top. I have a 17inch screen laptop, it shoots way over my logo and the power buttons. I have another monitor mount with two 24 inch monitors, it's the same height size and also have them elevating the highest way possible. The monitors hang lower and the laptop definitely gets in the way. I hope this helps
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No.... It will only display the same image on both screens. So you can extend your desktop but the two monitors will only show the same picture, your laptop screen would be different.
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It'll only open about an inch, so if your monitor has an edge no thicker than that, then your good to go, otherwise, you'll need to look elsewhere. Note that you can't swivel it upright. At its most upright-ish, it still points kinda downward. In other words, you can't point it straight out. It's always gonna point a little downward no matter how hard you try to make it point up and out. It wants to point downward. It's great for pointing down toward your desk/bed/book/whatever.
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No, unless your monitor can be elevated behind it, you'd need to buy two of these. :-)
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The front of the laptop is off the desk = good thing, think spills. The rear elevation depends on the dimensions of your laptop, of course. My 16" on this x stand (when adjusted for max rear height) is almost 3". I like mine ! The rear pegs do not adjust up nor down but they do slide forward or backwrd a bit. If you neede more rear height you could glue something on top of the pegs.
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28", no. My 12-1/2" tall wide screen monitors are about 22" above my desk with this stand. I have an 1" that I could raise it. As the monitor get higher, the less they can extend forward without tipping.I lower my chair to its lowest point to get my eye level correct with my monitors.
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With my 21" monitor I would have about 8" clear below if I placed the arm clamp at the highest point on the vertical post. Might be OK if the laptop lid is closed. Good luck.
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I have a 20" HP monitor and the clearance is 10" under the monitor/left hand side. I've love the set up. I have the other/laptop side lower so I'm not sure what the clearance would be there.
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At the top setting, my 27-inch monitor is 23-1/2 inches from the surface of the desk to the top of the monitor. It's 8-1/2 inches from the bottom of the monitor to the surface of the desk. I'm thinking that setting it high will force me to have better posture. Two 27-inch monitors barely fit side-by-side, but they do work quite well. Smaller monitors would have a bit more flexibility, and would allow the user to move the monitors closer.