I have a 27" imac and a 27" thunderbolt monitor, will I be able to fit them on the Varidesk Pro?
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No. The desk area of the Varidesk Pro is 36 inches in the front (where your keyboard & mouse will most likely be) and 30 inches in the back (where the monitors would sit). I have two 22 inch widescreen monitors at a 45 degree angle and monitor bases just fit on the platform with a couple inches to spare.
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It will be close, but they will probably fit fine. I have two 24" widescreen monitors side-by-side and they fit with a couple inches to spare on each side.
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I don't think so, but it's close. I have a 15" laptop and a 32" monitor on mine, and you might be able to get them to fit if you have them hanging off the edge on either side. I wouldn't venture to say 'yes' however unless I saw it done, and I'm also not confident about the weight. I don't think it would be wise to have a 27" iMac with half its weight hanging off the side; I'd reckon the stand would be right at the edge in both cases, so unless you rig some kind of vise or some other way of making sure they don't tumble, I'd be leery of it.
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I think it would be possible but very tight and the weight limit is 35 pounds so I'm not sure you would be within the limit.
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If your Mac Pro has Mini DisplayPort then you can use this display. Not 100% sure but I don't think Mac Pro has Mini DisplayPort.
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Definetly not, the 24" iMac ramm looks like the portable laptop or Macbook type memory, these have large heat risers that only fit in the large MacPro cases.
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I have a 27" iMac on the stand and I have noticed that it has "swayed" about 3/16" in the center. If you plan on two 24" monitors, they will probably be set close to the sides instead of in the middle which should be ok.
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The Varidesk Pro Plus lifts up not back. As long as the footprint fits on your desktop it shouldn't matter.
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I won't trust it with any monitor over 22". If the IMAC is a all in one computer I would definitely go for a stronger mount!Harvey in Las Cruces, NM
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It should be able to accommodate the iMac; the iMac's stand stems from near the center of the monitor, so the gap left by the bag for stands should be fine.
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Yes, the space between the two shelves is insufficient for the 27" iMac, same problem here. Riser under the monitor positions it too high for me, so that's not a solution. I am in the process of cutting one of the side shelves and then refinishing the edge with laminate tape you can get at Home Depot. It needs around 3" cut-off (make sure to measure twice, I am just going off the top of my head for the comment here). That might be an idea for you as well.
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I think the correct answer is "maybe"... but it would be touch-and-go, depending on the weight of the monitor. I have an Apple Thunderbolt 27" display, and the "secondary" height adjustment spring, which allows you to fine-tune the height of the monitor, isn't strong enough to hold the display up off the keyboard arm reliably. For me, that's OK, resting on the keyboard arm (upper part of the L, not down on the keyboard itself) is just about the right height sitting or standing. However, if you care to have that secondary adjustment, I think a monitor as heavy or heavier than the Apple Thunderbolt 27" is going to be an issue. Good luck.
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Hi. Not sure about the iMac 21.5" specifically, but I have two of the iboards and each have a 22" viewsonic monitor on them with no problem.
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Hi Mike, I have the same iMac...did you end up buying this? and did it fit ok? Thanks..
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I would think the 22inch monitor would be too heavy. It easily supports an Apple laptop PRO.
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Length wise I don`t think you will have a problem if you place them in a V configuration. My only concern is how deep the base of your monitors are? You may not have enough useable work space when you consider your mouse and key board.
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The Mac Pro 14" is off the question. I try to hook it up with the only way possible this monitor offers the Dual Link DVI with a apple thunderbolt or mini DV to DVI and it did not recognize it. Other wise greattest monitor I ever own, and I own almos every high end dell and Mac monitor that came out in the past 10 years
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you used the term "Desktop" - to a computer pro like me, that implies a case that lays flat on the desk (duh), and you'd be turning it sideways like a "tower"-style case to use this handy stand ... if that's the case (no pun) it should accommodate your Mac Pro ... wait- I just Google'd your Pro for pix and see that *if* it's the one with the cool molded handles on top and bottom, that still should work: you'd just open the stand to the width of the Mac ... don't forget to use a thick rubber band around either the front or back legs to keep 'em pulled together once your computer's on there you used the term "Desktop" - to a computer pro like me, that implies a case that lays flat on the desk (duh), and you'd be turning it sideways like a "tower"-style case to use this handy stand ... if that's the case (no pun) it should accommodate your Mac Pro ... wait- I just Google'd your Pro for pix and see that *if* it's the one with the cool molded handles on top and bottom, that still should work: you'd just open the stand to the width of the Mac ... don't forget to use a thick rubber band around either the front or back legs to keep 'em pulled together once your... » Read More you used the term "Desktop" - to a computer pro like me, that implies a case that lays flat on the desk (duh), and you'd be turning it sideways like a "tower"-style case to use this handy stand ... if that's the case (no pun) it should accommodate your Mac Pro ... wait- I just Google'd your Pro for pix and see that *if* it's the one with the cool molded handles on top and bottom, that still should work: you'd just open the stand to the width of the Mac ... don't forget to use a thick rubber band around either the front or back legs to keep 'em pulled together once your computer's on there « Show Less
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Yes I do think it would work very well. The Varidesk has many height adjustment levels.
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I use it with a 24" Dell U2414H monitor and a 15" Thinkpad side-by-side. I'd say you can put a 27" iMac on it without issue.