What is height in the back and height in the front - is slanted &amp; I'm a typist &amp; don't want the front too high.
1351019
I think it would depend more on where your keyboard is on your laptop. It is rather slanted. The very front is only about 1/2" and the back is the 2.2" they give in the description. Certainly not level, and a good slant for my laptop.
1714824
The height should be find for most modern keyboards. The width would be the problem. I have a compact keyboard that would fit under it (without a numpad), but my regular keyboards would be too wide.
387930
It is angled. Not a very steep angle. I think the back sits maybe 3 or 4 inches higher than the front.
1183142
17 3/4" wide, top is 14"front to back including 2" solid part with the hinge and leaving a 12" top that tilts up to open. It sits at a bit of an angle to aide writing with a 2 3/4 " height where it would be toward you and has a 4.5" height at the part that is farthest away from you. As an aside - we like it a lot.
2088136
It is angled down with the front being approx. 3 1/2" ... Back being approx. 5 1/2" Very nice!!!
156686
It's about 1 inch on the back to zero at the front. A decent angle for typing.
1061726
The flat surface is about 8" high. The very top of the slanted portion would be about 16 inches.
2140040
I took my measurement along the side of the keyboard when pulled out a little and I got 26" from floor to top of keyboard. I didn't measure at the front of the keyboard because the front edge is slightly beveled and it felt like I would have had to guess how much higher the actual top of the keyboard was. Hope this helps.
2200599
The buttons are nearly flush and the knob sticks out maybe 1/2". I would consider it nearly flush from front to back.
242307
No you can buy the VIP accessory to tilt it center higher but not the front up. I bought an articulating keyboard tray for the that. In fact you really need the VIP accessory for this keyboard.
1959986
since its a soft sided case its a bit tricky to measure but see if this helps: My keyboard is 51 inches and with it pushed up against one end of the case I have 2 in of clearance at the other. Front to back my keyboard is slightly over 11 inches and I have closer to 2 1/2 inches extra in the back. My estimation is there would only be about a 1/2 in difference in either direction between the outside dimensions and the inside dimensions. This is more of a "gig bag" type case which was exactly what I was looking for. It is light weight and doesn't add too much to the problem of carrying the keyboard from place to place and keeps it clean and dry in between. Nice strap for putting over your shoulder. It is not a highly padded case that would protect a keyboard from something heavy being dropped on it for example. Good luck.
2214005
It its - the offset is about 1 inch - though it looks as if you could reverse it and have it lower by 1". The mouse pad is elevated to let you move it closer to the keyboard. I have 4 of these - my staff has no issues using them.
662736
I have 8.5" of flat surface space. There is a small raise/lip at the front of the keyboard that is not included in the 8.5".
2002007
The keyboard can be tilted to two different heights. There are two different tabs, a shorter tab that can be flipped out on each side for a short tilt, and a longer tab on each side that can be flipped out for a higher tilt.
397132
It is 17.5" across the keys. At the top it measures 18" because it has a slight sticking-out point where the USB ports are. From top to bottom it is 6.62". The height is 1" without the little feet out. If you unfold the little feat and put the keyboard on a slight angle the top part is 1.6" elevation. I am sitting in front of the keyboard right now and measured it. Hope this helps. Btw, I do love this keyboard and find it quite sturdy, especially when you accidentally spill a glass on water on it. ;-)
1346617
It's 61 x 20. The table is also higher so not very comfortable for typing. I had to get a rolling stand to put underneath so I had something to put my keyboard on at a height that would work. Don't buy an under the table mounting tray and think that will work (like I did and wasted $79).
387926
If I remember correctly, there is little to no slant. I packed it away so I can't just look at it. it is very sturdy and heavy. It won't slide around. I wish I could be of better help. If it is slanted it is slight.