Anyone use this Standing desk with a monitor and a Keyboard? Would it work for that?
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For me it is bit low for the monitor and bit high for the keyboard. I put my laptop on it anyway and work that way sometimes but from an ergonomic stand point it is not ideal.
1772547
I used this for a while. A monitor would not fit on the work surface. My office IT person raised my monitor for me while I was using this. Eventually, when I realized I was committed to the standing experience I bought this: WorkFit-S Single HD Sit-Stand Workstation which is great. Good luck.
1772548
It works although I wish the surface were a bit bigger. I put the monitor in one (far) corner. When you want to sit it only takes a few seconds to put the keyboard and mouse down, I usually leave the monitor on the upper surface and tilt it down.
280000
It did work well for my standing desk. However using a standing desk requires its own learning curve.
2031967
This is a computer similar to a desktop box. You would need to buy a monitor keyboard and mouse to use this computer.
109368
Its great for lap tops & ipads. Desk top computer would be too heavy for stand.
2181003
yes, I'm using a USB keyboard w/ built in mouse, shared between two touchscreen monitors. Works perfectly.
1056775
It should be fine. The desk is really steady.. I have a 30 in monitor and small factor cpu on the desk with no issue..
2103495
I have been using the stand with two large monitors, keyboard & mouse for a few months with no problems. I often have a cup of coffee on the stand and it is stable; no spilling.
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I have been using dual 21" monitor, it has always seemed about the right distance for me, the only problem I have had is that my keyboard overlaps the base of the dual monitor stand, which is occasionally a bother, but not usually.
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We used my daughter's old monitor and it worked perfectly but it came with a new keyboard and mouse so we just used those. Hope this helps. My grandkids love the computer!!
709106
Yes I use it attached to the side of a wooden table/desk, the vertical height adjustment should allow you to work standing. (I have mine set fairly low, as I mostly need to swing my laptop in and out of the way). The height of my desk is about 30 inches (just over 76 cm) and the vertical pole of the stand goes up another ~17 inches (~43 cm). So (adjusting for the size of the brackets) as long as you can comfortably use something around 45 inches (~ 114 cm), I would think it would work for standing use.
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Theone: With so many variables involved, it's difficult to answer. If the desk is as long as, or nearly as long as the keyboard, then it probably will support it. However, I strongly recommend that you invest in a stable, double-x adjustable-height keyboard stand. The main problem with a desk is that its height is likely inappropriate for playing a keyboard, and you may develop serious hand and wrist problems. When you play, your elbows and wrists need to be at parallel heights, and your fingers should curve down to the keys. Yes, you could adjust the height of your chair, but this may make it uncomfortable to use your sustain (hold) pedal. You could try the Casio ARDX for under $30. I think it is probably very stable, although I've never used it. A better bet might be the Yamaha PKBZ1. This Casio keyboard is sometimes bundled with a stand and bench for a good price. Also, read my review comparing this keyboard to the Yamaha P-105.
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If the desk doesn't have any large trim overhang, it should be fine. You can adjust the shelf to hang almost 4" from the bottom of the desk.Be sure that your keyboard height will be able to slide out with the tray.
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Possible, are you looking to connect an eternal monitor and keyboards? You could just strap the laptop into the CPU area or but it on the keyboard tray. If no monitor is overkill
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No, it would be way to difficult to adjust it with the monitor and keyboard on it. In fact, it was hard setting it up and getting is so that it isn't crooked. However, I do like mine. It will shake if I am typing fast and my mouse will fall off (from the vibration). However this set-up is cheaper than other models and it does the job.
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Yes, that's what I use it for. But check the width of your laptop, keyboard, a/o monitor. I have my laptop on it, leaving just enough room for a mouse. Also isn't the best solution, ergonomically speaking. You really need your keyboard, monitor, and mouse at different heights. But this is a good, cheap interim solution for getting off your butt at the office.
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I use a wireless mouse and suppose you could use wireless keyboard. Don't know about monitor.
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Yep. Just connect the monitors directly to cpu and the keyboard and mouse via switch. I Have not tried it but there is no reason it should not work.