i do most of my work on my bed. would this work well on an uneven surface or soft surface?
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It might work okay, but it's not really meant for soft surfaces. and it's 4 points would like sink in to a soft bed. I'd recommend against it for that, but it's great for hard surfaces, and opens up the bottom of the laptop for those that are prone to get hot. On a bed, it might not lift it much because it's not a solid surface on the bottom.
1359242
No, it would not work on a soft or uneven surface. It is great, however, on a hard surface, and is easily transportable.
1359243
The Ergonomic X needs a flat surface to sit on. When I am working on my bed, or sitting in my recliner... I use a lap table (flat surface on top & has like a pillow on the underside of the table). When you use a laptop on your lap or on top of blankets, etc, you stand a chance of the laptop getting extremely overheated, and can damage/crash your computer.
1359244
Unfortunately no, it needs to have a stable surface to provide usefulness. Otherwise the laptop will tip.
1359245
I do not think it would work for you. It is definitely more for hard even surfaces.
1856520
the bed is designed for flat surfaces and having an uneven floor might cause the bed to make noise when you move in or out of the bed.
498230
I'm using mine on an old bulletin board which has an uneven surface and it works well though doesn't lay smooth because of some of the chewed up part of the bulletin board. But it still works to write/erase/write.
1699455
In my experience it doesn't work so well unless it's on a hard, flat surface. Not so much, if you're moving around and holding it.
1569041
I use mine on the floor and I love it. It does make it harder to get in and out of bed tho.
1810121
HI Anthony, This would not be good on a Adjustable bed. This one is firm and good for flat surface..
83254
Table will be ok if used on level surface. Will not work good if lying down or in bed.
248092
I used it on carpet during the time that I had one, it worked well enough although I believe a firm surface would probably have resulted in smoother movement in the horizontal sliding direction. I think it worked about as expected but just wasn't for me.
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Mine tends to work its way up or down, but I just try to feel for the edge and adjust it back in place when I make the bed.
2009365
the smooth side goes down with the rougher side up - I am using it on wood desks and not having a problem
1798189
Back is rough. Slippage depends on your surface. I have never found slipping a problem.
633977
Yes it works vary well remember use a firm surface or it will not work. Hit it hard.
1122010
I personally find it more comfortable on a solid surface but it would fit ok on a bed for entertainment. Proper posture and hand position wouldn't be reinforced in that regard but if just for entertainment I am certain that it would work fine.
1227536
I own a pad. I like it a lot. However, it will not work on hard surface. It only works on semi soft seating.
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it will work, but your bed will be higher than the footboard and headboard.
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I think it would depend on the smoothness of the surface. No suction cup will stick to an uneven surface.
1783950
Harder surfaces will of course be more stable. Mine is on carpet, but the carpet itself is very thin, so there isn't much give. I wouldn't stand it on very soft or deep carpets.