Can you use this just sitting on your lap or do u have to have a table?
1145676
Yes I use it when on the couch doing work amid flip it as well to use just the iPad
1145677
I haven't tried it, but I think you can as the bottom is very flat and stable. I think it would be better, though, if you used a lap desk or bed tray.
1145678
I have used it with the keyboard on my lap and, well you can do it, but it is not as comfortable. You can, in exchange, put the back of the cover against the top of the keyboard and use the iPad (while still inside the cover) as you normally would, this is quite more comfortable.
12535
No. It has no convention for holding the laptop on the table except gravity. Unless you happen to be lying "down" in the space station. :)
1418571
Hi,Anyone should be able to use it, but personally, I've found it to be uncomfortable to use. It digs into my wrists and causes numbness in my hands. The bean bag lap design is the only comfortable part of this lapdesk. I think the lapdesk should come with a removable bean cushion for the hard frame, so the user's hands and wrists can rest more comfortably during use.I hope this helped.Lydia
1718571
Unfortunately, I don't even have a table at this time...I've moved here not long ago. My daughter has the same chair that she had purchased long before me and she loves it as well. There are straps for the lap and if you take the tray out, a child will still be somewhat strapped in but not as secured as if the tray was in place. If the tray were out, I would think that you could put it up to the table. The chair is not overly fluffy as most of the expensive ones that I don't care for. I think that this chair is so simple and the child won't be sitting in there for hours as a lazy-boy, we love it and couldn't understand why one would spend over $100 for a highchair. Hope this helps. Unfortunately, I don't even have a table at this time...I've moved here not long ago. My daughter has the same chair that she had purchased long before me and she loves it as well. There are straps for the lap and if you take the tray out, a child will still be somewhat strapped in but not as secured as if the tray was in place. If the tray were out, I would think that you could put it up to the table. The chair is not overly fluffy as most of the expensive ones that I don't care for. I think that this chair is so simple and the child won't be sitting in there for hours as a lazy-boy, we... » Read More Unfortunately, I don't even have a table at this time...I've moved here not long ago. My daughter has the same chair that she had purchased long before me and she loves it as well. There are straps for the lap and if you take the tray out, a child will still be somewhat strapped in but not as secured as if the tray was in place. If the tray were out, I would think that you could put it up to the table. The chair is not overly fluffy as most of the expensive ones that I don't care for. I think that this chair is so simple and the child won't be sitting in there for hours as a lazy-boy, we love it and couldn't understand why one would spend over $100 for a highchair. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1606446
You can place it on a table. It has rubber stoppers on it. You might want to place it on a small grated shelf so it doesn't overheat though
1364790
Lauren if your looking for a good table for your laptop. I suggest going to Walmart and getting the lap desk. It has a cushion on the bottom. Got it for I believe $10-$20. And it has a handle so it is portable and light weight.
463672
You can use it without a mouse pad, but like I said in my review, I don't really recommend it as it broke in 2 months.
790056
It is certainly better than using the laptop directly on your lap, but you still might want to purchase a cooling pad to be safe.
926557
I'm using my laptop and mouse right now on my lap desk. Plenty of room. The lap desk sits on the arms of my chair but when I sit in a chair with no arms, the lap desk sits on my lap.
507856
It would not be comfortable. Should be used with a chair. The laptop would be better on even a kitchen table. Sorry
167112
The stand is best used with the legs cause the legs prevent the stand from folding in the middle. Although I do use the stand laying flat without the use of the legs but I lay it flat on a hard surface, like the floor or a desk something that is smooth or level. If using your lap is the most comfortable way you use your laptop then you should get a lapdesk instead those don't usually fold, Amazon has a lot of those to buy and choose from.
2068223
A desktop? It is just like the picture :-) I would assume you will place it on a stand or desk table,its a great computer,my daughter loves it.it is not a laptop though,so yes u need a desktop.
2105405
IIRC, there's a kensington-style slot on one of the sides.Oh, I think you meant tablet, not table....In that case, no.
1150646
Only with a lap board...the 4 feet would hurt your legs very quickly !! But on a table...it's terrific !
1869017
I don't use it on lap just put it on table n works fine , using it almost about 8-9 months without any problems{ i have 17" laptop but u can check answer from others for dimension }
1418569
Hi, Anyone should be able to use it, but personally, I've found it to be uncomfortable to use. It digs into my wrists and causes numbness in my hands. The bean bag lap design is the only comfortable part of this lapdesk. I think the lapdesk should come with a removable bean cushion for the hard frame, so the user's hands and wrists can rest more comfortably during use. I hope this helped. Lydia
1594316
I don't think it's a matter of sitting or standing. Think of it as a mini-desk on top of your full-size desk. Even in a fully collapsed position, you won't be able to sit down and use it. I take mine completely down off my desk or push it all the way forward and then put my monitor, keyboard and mouse back down on my full desk. I usually do that routine twice a day. The whole process takes me two minutes. Make sure you buy a anti-stress pad for your feet and legs too.