can this stand fit a 17 inch macbookpro?
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I'd imagine it would work well. I use my mbp 13" inch and previously a 15" dell on it. It will just hang wider off the sides/back. Only thing is, make sure to tighten it up well using the adjuster knobs so that it feels sturdy if you try shaking the stand around with your laptop on it.
1402851
Yes, I believe you will have no issues with it fitting a 17". I use a 15" and it is quite stable so I cannot see it not being able to holf the 17"
1402852
Yes, I have a 17" MacBook Pro and the stand fits and also feels very sturdy.
1402853
I've only used it with a 15" laptop, but I'd say yes as I've seen some Djs use it for their equipment that is even larger than a laptop. Unless some new fangled, unheard of before laptop stand technology debuted in the last 6 months, this is hands down, the best balance of portability, set-up ease, secure latches, flexible heights and angles for your laptop.
157305
I have a 15" MacBook Pro and it fits. A 17" may go off the side a bit, but it probably would still work.
87250
absolutely. I was able to fit my 15" MacBook Pro (non Retina display) inside (0.95in x14.35in x9.82in). Since the Retina display model is smaller overall (0.71in x14.13in x9.73in), it will definitely fit.
256594
DUDE! Where did you get a 17" retina!?(hint.... the answer is, they don't exist... if you have a 17" unibody macbook pro, it's non-retina. These screws SHOULD fit any 17" unibody laptop, and I'm about to check them on mine in 2 days.As of july 2014 apple has decided to not make 17" laptops leaving many of us to look for other alternatives.)
1887240
It should fit. When Laptops are measured it goes by the screen so when carrying cases say 17" they understand that the actual device is going to be a little bit larger than the inside measurement.
168783
I would think so. The laptop that is sitting on our stand is 16in. Another couple of inches should not present a problem.
639734
I have a Dell Latitude E6500 and it fits fine (15"), but I think it would be OK for 17" notebook computer. Yes it will overhang a bit, but that should not be a problem for the stand.
725013
I have my macbook pro retina 15" fit in it without a case and it actually has plenty of room. A little too much if you ask me. When I purchased the stand I thought it would be a snug fit and I would be able to place it firmly in the stand. However, my macbook just leans on the inside of the stand. Roughly 1/4 of an inch or so of extra space
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I have a 13 inch MacBookPro. I don't see why it wouldn't work. Check the amazon description; if it says 13 inch macBooks, i would think you're in good shape. You can return it if it doesn't fit. It just snapped into place.
35962
Yes it will. The second picture is of a 17 inch Macbook Pro. The only issue i had was with the raised arm rest. I would prefer it would be flat
2108833
I don't know the dimensions of that particular laptop but my 17 inch MacBook Pro fits without any difficulty.
1508735
It fits the 13" with Retina display, but I'm not sure about the regular mac book pro.
838788
Yes. The bag is bigger than you might imagine. My 17 inch macbook pro fits in snug and securely
1799517
Unless you tip it or knock it backwards, it should be all right. Because of the lip in the front and the pads at the perimeter, it is pretty secure and the lap top does not move. I use a 15" Mac Book Pro on the stand and I have no problems.
306906
I previously owned one for my 15 inch and it was snug. So I'm not sure a 17 would fit.
563569
No, the storage space on the stand is 16in wide and the Apple keyboard with numeric pad is 17in or wider.
575439
My 13 inch MacBook Pro fits with plenty of room to spare. It looks like a 15 inch would fit just fine.