I have a 17inch ASUS screen laptop. Kind of heavy. Will it fit on the surface of the table or is it smaller than 17 inches?
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But I wouldn't purchase this product though Brea.It doesn't support weight and to set it up is next to impossible.I gave mine to my 10 and 12 year old nephews to play with,it's complete dollar store quality.
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It'll fit. Mine does. The surface also extends to a little over 2 feet in length
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OMG! NO! There is nothing to prevent the legs from telescoping shut all on their own. No locking mechanism. I put a manilla folder on mine with some papers in it, and came back to find one leg collapsed and papers all over the floor. If my 17" laptop had been on this my computer would have been badly damaged! It is flimsy, thin plastic. I do not recommend it for any use whatsoever. Maybe you will have more luck.
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I don't use it on lap just put it on table n works fine , using it almost about 8-9 months without any problems{ i have 17" laptop but u can check answer from others for dimension }
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No. My laptop is a 17.3" diagonal screen as well. It certainly fits well with this size laptop, but read my comments on this merchandise. It does not work well period. I do not recommend it at all.
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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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Laptops are measured diagonally, just as displays are. My 17" laptop measures 15" width.
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My laptop is 17"and there's a bit of free space but more than that would be a very tight squeeze so I'd say probably not just to play it safe.
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I use a heavy Dell Latitude apx 13" and I would think it would hold a 17" easily, its really super quality heavy duty, you wont be disappointed I'M sure. Bob A
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I do not have it in front of me, but it comfortably fits my 17 inch laptop. Leaves between .5-1 inch off of each side. I am going to assume you just want the base dimensions, with the lowest height setting. The front is 2" thick, and the back is close to 3.5". If the platform position is all the way up, it will be 2" in the front, and somewhere around 12-14" in the back.
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I have two Laptops, one a Think Pad the other a Lenovo, both 13" across. Both fit on the 17 inch without a problem, leaving about 2 1/4 inches free space on both sides. If I had purchased the 15 inch they would have fit without any overhang. I actually like the extra space on the sides however, it does require more desk top space.
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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
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I don't think weight is a problem. If your computer will fit it should be OK. My problem was that when I moved the computer (on carpet) one of the wheels broke off. On a hard surface it would be fine.
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I think it can handle the weight as it's very sturdy but remember the top is only about 19.5" deep and 35" wide so space will be the issue. I have a 17" notebook and it takes up 1/2 the top space. Little room left for keyboard when a cpu is also on it. The height adjustment for a notebook was the reason I got it which works well for me. I used to have a desktop and this wouldn't be large enough for that in my opinion. The table is great for me but I might suggest looking at all the available options you have that would be a little larger.
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The laptop platform, at its widest at the front is 21 inches wide. I think your 17" laptop will fit very well. However, there would not be much room to use a mouse, if you need to use one. It's very sturdy but a little top heavy when you move it around. So I weighted the bottom shelf with some sand.
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Hi FT. I am sure your laptop will fit. My 17 inch has lots of extra room, at least two inches on all sides, so I am sure the thickness won't be a problem. Caringz
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Only one person actually addressed your question! You will have NO room for an external mouse on the table. Use the built in touch pad or if you are like me, I mount the unit to the left of my recliner and I use a wireless mouse on the right armrest of my recliner. I use a black lens cleaner cloth as my mouse pad. Your 17" laptop will just barely fit and it will cover the cup holder. (In the product review section another person made a video of his laptop on this unit. Bravo!!) You will still have some access to the tray.
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This belongs to my daughter and her computer is 17 inches. My computer is 15 x 10 in and I'm sure if I used a mouse it would fit at one side with the computer close to the edge on the other.
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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.