Stand Up Desk Store Compact Clamp-On Retractable Adjustable Height Under Desk Keyboard Tray, (Large, 33" Wide)
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The distance from the outside to the outside is 24 ft A 1/2-inch inner diameter is 20-inches internal The clamps are 3/4" in diameter and about a foot long The width of the dish is 7/8"
It is not possible to rotate the clamps.
The diameter of a 5 inch disc
Selected User Reviews For Stand Up Desk Store Compact Clamp-On Retractable Adjustable Height Under Desk Keyboard Tray, (Large, 33" Wide)
It's not like I was misled, it's just that I didn't know exactly what it was for. Even so, this isn't the perfect product, so the rating is only In order to help those contemplating buying this tray for the same reasons I did, let me first list all the things it is NOT. more than just a keyboard tray it also has a mouse There is almost enough room for two keyboards on it since it's 27" wide. You may not find this the optimal solution for holding your keyboard if you're looking for something compact. The post is not intended to be used with a sitting apparatus It is preferable to sit down at your desk (unless it You are likely to hit your knees from a seated position since the keyboard is positioned 6" below the desk. Stack of papers on the I would guess that a small coffee mug will fit on the tray and be able to I don't have time to rewrite it here, but I'll fill you in on what I found to be lacking I find it difficult to slide it Each slider in the tray keeps the tray from being perfectly straight, since each tray side has its own slider. When you pull out the tray, one side is likely to be ahead of the other, unless you handle it so that you grasp the center of the keyboard. Although it was never a big deal, and the tray never became stuck when I played with it, I didn't find it as satisfying as a well-designed tray I have made a It's important to screw not too far in the wrong direction, as the clamp head will break off if you do. The clamp was almost a deal-breaker when I first noticed it, but closer examination revealed that it was merely pinned to the screw head with an extremely thin piece As for the piece I broke off, I was able to recover it and semi-recover it Replace the clip with a new one to restore the head. Although it seems to work, I'm a little disappointed that the clamp head does not hang tightly and is pinned in place instead of on a ball joint. It is likely that the clamp head will break off if you try to apply it on an uneven surface. If you have a standing desk that needs a tray for a keyboard and mouse, I think this would be a great addition. the monitor hangs allows you to keep it in your eye-line even with small monitors Using a keyboard at your height means lowering your arms and not having to lift them very high.
I had my keyboard for 5 months before it started falling off. Then, add this There is no point in recommending this product since it only worked for 2 months. The keyboards started falling off five months before they started falling off. I hope the video is uploaded so you can see how it falls off. It was great when it was working for a moment, but it quickly fell apart.
Because it looked like it wasn't going to be durable, I was hesitant to buy it. I was proved to be wrong by it. I really love this product. It is super easy to assemble and use. The desk is clamped to the clamp.
The first thing I want to point out is that I ordered this item to use as a keyboard tray for an ergonomic sit-down desk, so I won't discuss the problems I had with it since I used it for a purpose it wasn't intended for. This article will focus on what I liked and didn't like about standing desks, in order to help those who are considering them. As a result, it is very easy to set up the keyboard tray since there are only a few parts. It's easy to assemble, and the brackets can simply be installed on the bottom of the tray, which has rails that let it slide open and shut, then clamped on top The system works great for desks that are not made of solid wood or do not support screws for a tray. It is trivial to move it to another position on the desk or to another desk altogether. Since the clamps do not adjust in height, you will need to raise your standing desk in order to use this product. A keyboard with angle adjustment will be necessary, as the keyboard does not have that feature. Last but not least, the tray has neither a front nor a back lip. It is therefore impossible for your keyboard or mouse to not fall. I would rate it as one I found the tray incredibly wide. I could easily fit a full-sized keyboard with a mouse on it. The addition of wrist guards for both should not create any issues As you move the keyboard, you are likely to lose some space on top of your desk for the clamps, but it is just a minor consideration when you consider the amount of space you gain. Also, as wide as the tray is, you shouldn't have any problems. My main complaint is that each clamp is attached to the bracket using its own moving part despite the clamps not being adjustable in height. Other words, the clamps are not supposed to move together. I was therefore surprised by the stuttery and uneven motion of the extending and retracting movements. When you pull one side harder than the other, it might even get stuck diagonally. I would rate it as one It's a great upgrade for standing desks without a keyboard tray because it does not clutter up the desk space and is wide enough to give you more You shouldn't have any trouble with the tray itself moving when you don't mind the fact that it's not as smooth as you'd like. My preference is for a keyboard tray that can be installed directly on the desk if you have the option.
A couple of weeks ago, I ordered one of these. It cost $49, a very affordable price. In my order on 3/14/19, I ordered what I thought was the IDENTICAL keyboard tray, however it was $5 more expensive. I was surprised to learn that the design had changed As part of the new/current version, the tray has an adjustable height, so you'll have to screw in four more screws to achieve it. As much as I tried to arrange it with the smallest gap between the bottom of the desk and the top of the keyboard, I was unable to get it to work. It is not possible to turn the screw driver because there is insufficient space. Ultimately, I decided to use the middle four holes on the tray I bought on 2/27/19 which has exactly the same height as the top two. As far as I can see, this new design has no advantages. In the event that the supplier had made a note regarding the design change, that would have been handy. The same design is available from other suppliers for an even lower price than that of the one I bought on 2/27/19.
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