Detail 01
14 x 9-7/16 inch bearing plate
Fits a 15-inch laptop with room to spare; a 17-inch machine will overhang front and back.

Independent shopping perspective
Aluminum laptop shelf that clamps to a K&M Omega stand. For players running a DAW or software instruments alongside a keyboard on the same rig.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Fits a 15-inch laptop with room to spare; a 17-inch machine will overhang front and back.
Detail 02
Detented stops hold the angle under vibration instead of creeping down mid-set like a friction hinge.
Detail 03
Lets you push the laptop back off the keys or pull it forward within arm's reach without moving the stand.
Detail 04
Steel takes the clamping stress, aluminum keeps the top plate light so the arm doesn't sag.
Detail 05
Packs flat in a gig bag pocket rather than needing its own case.
Detail 06
Puts the screen above the key surface, so you read it without ducking your head.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The plate is 14 inches wide, so a 16-inch laptop overhangs on both sides. It will sit and balance, but the corners are unsupported.
No. It clamps to the Omega and has no legs or base of its own.
The angle sets in eight fixed positions rather than by friction, so it stays put under normal typing pressure.
From 10-5/8 to about 16-15/16 inches, so you can set the shelf close over the keys or well behind them.
Reference
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