Would this fit a 17" laptop, base dimensions about 16.5"x11.5"? Dell XPS 17.
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Hi. The dimensions of the flat portion of the rectangular section (where the laptop would go) are 17.75" x 9.375" -- so it fits if you don't mind it hanging over the top a couple inches. I use a 15" laptop, which gives me a little room on the right side for a small mouse pad and mouse.
779087
It should. The interior dimension of the tray is 18 1/4". So, it depends on how far your power cord and/or USBs stick out.
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Certainly the keyboard length of 16.5 " will fit. The laptop is longer than mine from top to bottom (yours is 11.5" ; mine is ~ 10.5"). At 10.5" a small portion of the back of the laptop is already off the back of the table. Even with a small bit of the back of computer protruding off the back end if the stand, the weight holds very well. I dont expect you would have a problem with 11.5", but couldn't be sure.
779089
No, the dimensions of the area on the base which can support the laptop are ~ 20" x 10". Your laptop dimensions probably mean that it is heavy as well, I wouldn't recommend this stand (not sturdy enough).
779090
If your laptop is heavy, it won't hold your laptop when the top panel is flat. It will tip over.
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Hi, My HP dv8 is a little heavy for this stand. My dimensions are 17.16" x 11.26", so the laptop fits on the stand, but at 8.95 lbs it's kind of unstable depending on the height the legs are extended to. The higher the stand, the more wobbly it seems to get, which could be annoying for typing. Also, depending on the surface that I'm placing the stand on, the weight of the laptop, or book, etc. will have an influence on the effectiveness of the stand. If the stand is on a hard flat surface, e.g. desk or table, you can put quite a bit of weight on the stand, but if you are on a sofa, bed, or comfy chair, the weight of the object definitely has an effect on stability. Hi, My HP dv8 is a little heavy for this stand. My dimensions are 17.16" x 11.26", so the laptop fits on the stand, but at 8.95 lbs it's kind of unstable depending on the height the legs are extended to. The higher the stand, the more wobbly it seems to get, which could be annoying for typing. Also, depending on the surface that I'm placing the stand on, the weight of the laptop, or book, etc. will have an influence on the effectiveness of the stand. If the stand is on a hard flat surface, e.g. desk or table, you can put quite a bit of weight on the stand, but if you are on a... » Read More Hi, My HP dv8 is a little heavy for this stand. My dimensions are 17.16" x 11.26", so the laptop fits on the stand, but at 8.95 lbs it's kind of unstable depending on the height the legs are extended to. The higher the stand, the more wobbly it seems to get, which could be annoying for typing. Also, depending on the surface that I'm placing the stand on, the weight of the laptop, or book, etc. will have an influence on the effectiveness of the stand. If the stand is on a hard flat surface, e.g. desk or table, you can put quite a bit of weight on the stand, but if you are on a sofa, bed, or comfy chair, the weight of the object definitely has an effect on stability. « Show Less
779092
Hi, as mentioned below your width of 16.5 will be no problem but I'm not sure about the over 2" overhang in the back for balance reasons
779093
Yes. The area were the lap top would sit is 17 1/2 inches across. The lip or the area that would hold the lap top and prevent it from slipping off is 7/8 of an inch deep.
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Not sure of the exact dimensions. It fits 16" laptop, but not 17". Pretty much standard size I guess.
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My 13 inch Asus Zenbook Prime was too small for that bag, so I have a feeling 17 inch would fit in perfectly. If not, you can always return it ya know :)
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No problem with the 17 inch laptop. You'll have to define several. Eight ? or Four. Four might fit, eight....might compromise the intended design. I like this unit. Pretty strong and i kinda "baby it", anyway.
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ALL notebooks have the same size hard drive. It is the small one.. and yes, it does fit the Dell XPS M1530.
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Hi. No this will not fit the Dell XPS 13. I bought this based on reviews stating it does fit, but the one I received was too large and I had to return it.
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I believe you may be talking a tight fit here. My husband has a 15" Dell laptop and it fit very well and I know he had room on both sides but we returned the product because he needed something different and we purchased it last year so I forget exactly how much room was left over. If you placed it on a bit of an angle you could probably get it in there.
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No, unfortunately it will not fit a 17" laptop. You'll have to move up to the 5.11 Tacticle Rush 24 Backpack.
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Most likely not. Laptops are measured by their screens diagonally. So it's not 17" wide, it's designed to hold laptops with 17.3" screens and with some room for the bezel.
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It would be a perfect size for that size laptop. Mine is a 17 inch and it was way too small.
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I brought one for my 13" MacBook Pro and it did not fit. I don't know if it would fit your Dell xps.
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The 17" is a diagonal measurement. If your laptop is 15" wide, it will fit.
244740
It should fit. Both my laptops that size fit easily. One was a pretty thick Dell.
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Yes, most definitely. I lugged an older Dell Vostro 17", and now a Dell Latitude E5530. Snug, but not an effort to slide it in. Plenty of room to zip it up.
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The dimensions of your XPS 13 are 11.98"W x 7.88"H x 0.60"D. The comment about it being too small are incorrect.
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I have a Dell Studio 1747 with a 17.3 inch screen and it did NOT fit. Laptop goes in and the bag zips, but the backpack ends up bent out of its normal shape and feels weird when you put it on.
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The laptop should fit fine. I have a 17" Dell that is about 1" wider on each side, and about 1.5" deeper front to back. This is not a problem.The dock might fit underneath so long as all attachments are done with cables.