I use a wireless mouse with my laptop. Can I fit a mouse pad next to the lap top on the top shelf?
1380837
My users use a small round or square mouse pad next to their lap top, and it works perfectly fine.
1380838
The desk top is 21" wide X 15" deep, si it depends on the size of your laptop and the mouse pad. A roller ball mouse would work well.
1380839
So do I! I do have to move my laptop over to the left a bit, about 2-3 inches. Then I have all the room I need for my mouse. And you don't need a mousepad with today's mice. Just use the right side of the table.
1380840
The top is a triangle with a width of 1/2 meter in its base. If your laptop is not very wide it could fit with a small mouse pad at the side
1441723
Yes it would in fact my son has a monitor and his laptop on the top shelf and has the keyboard and mouse on the main desk part
1352899
I have a laptop and I use the top of the computer keyboard for the mouse . There is very little room to maneuver the Mouse on the side of the laptop. I love for its size and mobility. I use the cart to holds computer when itake digital rays on my patients.
463675
Great question. Ironically today I got back home and didn't have the mousepad out under it yet since I was lazy and it worked on my desk. So it should work unless the surface doesn't allow for it.
1917554
No, the base is not large enough to accommodate a mouse with that size LSP top
550001
Your shelf can be pretty much any thickness or width you want it to be.....as long as you leave enough clearance for your keyboard and mouse to fit.
895277
Yes, but that leaves only four inches for a mouse and pad. You can solve that if you only use touch pad, but my HP's TP doesn't do everything the mouse can. I put a fair-sized book on the bed just below the table and use the mouse there. It's more comfortable down there anyway. Hope this helps.
877437
The shelf part is 17" long. It is too tall and the base is not set up for one's lap. There are some nice laptop desks available with a plastic top, or even a wooden reading lap desks may suit your needs more closely.
2267161
Possibly. You could put the laptop on the shelf and adjust the table top to let it be used, putting the second monitor on the top / adjustable shelf. I think it would be awkward
1185250
On the bottom shelf I keep a wireless printer and a high speed scanner and a backup drive for my computer. On the desk I have an iMac which barely slides under the top shelf. The keyboard and mouse fit ok. When I'm finished I can slide the keyboard and mouse back out of the way. There is also a lamp on the desk. All and all I' satisfied. It's tight at times and you have to keep yourself organized but for the space I have it fits perfectly.
1972256
Not much room for a mouse, a few inches on either side dependiong on how big your computer is. I use with track pad on laptop
1933987
I wouldn't say so. You could slide your laptop to the right, somewhat, but would lose the tilt feature on the left side. There are slits in the wood for the fan (which I don't use)on the left side, which would take away half your mouse surface, though there's still some left. I suppose you could always cover the slits with something. Depends how much trouble you want to go to.
32257
Yes it can. I use it for my PC so you would have shelf n storage space. The flat section of the desk would fit a laptop comfortably.
1504665
When closed, my lap top measures 16 1/2 by 10 1/2 by 1 and it fits fine, with room inside for the battery and power cable. I don't use a mouse but there would be room for that also.
1917555
I don't think you would have too much room to move a mouse very far. You would have to put the laptop againtst the far left or right side of the top platform and as my review states, this has a VERY flexible and smooth top. I was not comfortable having an expensive laptop sitting on the top when it is so bendable and flexible so I returned mine. All in all, if you were comfortable with the flexiblity of the top, you could use the mouse but not for moving it more than a few inches at a time.
405533
Yes, you can easily fit your laptop as the shelf is 14.5" deep, of which 12.5" sticks out when the shelf is fully pulled out (mine is mounted approx. 1/8" back from edge of the desk). Also, with the shelf fully pulled out, it still feels sturdy and doesn't bounce or jiggle my mouse (also on the tray) when I type ever. Finally, if you wanted to store your laptop on the tray when not in use, it is just over 2.5" from bottom of desk to top of shelf so I'm sure it wouldn't be an issue.
1873023
My laptop is 15" and there is approximately 3" left for a mouse. There would not be enough room left for a mouse with a 17" laptop.