Uncaged Ergonomics KT3 Computer Keyboard Stand & Riser for Desk, Adjustable Raised Wrist Friendly Keyboard Stand Tray & Mouse Stand Lift Negative TIlt

I recently started walking on a treadmill while I work at my computer and bought a little desk that rests on the handlebars of the treadmill to support my keyboard and trackball, but that left the keyboard too low for comfort--I needed something that would bring my keyboard up a few inches and let me angle it down so that my fingertips can be lower than my wrists while I type and walk. After 3 days of use, this keyboard stand seems pretty perfect for my purposes! The lowest setting puts the keyboard 2.5" above the desk, which was great for what I needed, and the tilt mechanism is working well. The mechanism to raise the keyboard stand is intuitive and pretty easy to use, though I haven't used it much because I only needed a few inches of lift. Between this and a pad under my wrists, I can type in perfect comfort while I walk on the treadmill! If I put too much pressure on the front edge with my wrists, it will affect amount of tilt, but that's too be expected--the tilt mechanism is appropriately stiff so that it won't move under you during normal use. The grippy material works well to keep the keyboard from sliding off even when it's tilted a lot. The mouse platform is a little small but works for a trackball (though if I want my wrist support pad in front of my trackball, the trackball has to hang off the platform a bit), but I'm not sure it would work well for an actual mouse. No assembly required. I'm very pleased with this product so far!

The media could not be loaded. Does not function. This product can not be used to hold anything at all. As you can see in the video, I could not even rest a 2 lb keyboard on this "stand". I would have been better off using a stack of paper bags, or other such packaging material for another product.This is a joke. It was a waste of oil to order this and wait for it to arrive. I shouldn't have expended the effort to unpack this. It was a net detriment to my ergonomic needs.Anything of structural significance is made of an easily warpable metal, I suppose. At the very least the mouse mount is. That's the official method to attach the mouse platform to this, by the way. Warp the connecting tab such that the mouse pad is level.

I got this yesterday so can't say if it's reliable. I need a short keyboard stand to sit on my desk and it's perfect for that. It adjusts to the right height. Unfortunately, the tray can tilt forward or back for your preference. It has a useless screw that's supposed to lock the tilt into place but it needs at least one lock-washer, not included. I could tighten the screw with a wrench and the tray will still not lock into place. I'll see if I can find a lock-washer and try that.

I love it

The product build itself is quite sturdy and feels well made and meant to last, but the problem is the locking mechanism barely works unless it’s like half the extendable height up. The first one I got straight up didn’t lock at all so I had to request a replacement. The replacement I got didn’t even come with a screw to hold the mouse holder in place, and the metal wasn’t even piloted. There’s a divot where the hole for the screw is supposed to be but alas, I simply have a useless metal sheet.The riser itself is great at holding its angle and it doesn’t slide. The keyboard grip works very well and hold the keyboard in place at the strong tilt I have it for. My problem is that the dang thing will slam all the way down if I don’t have it pulled halfway up. I can feel the locking mechanism pop into place but for whatever reason it only worked for one day and the next day and days after that it stopped locking it at the exact height I need for the desk I work at. All in all the experience is extremely frustrating and while the top board and legs feel well made the mechanism that is to support it all is all but useless.Definitely look elsewhere if you need the same product, this design is flawed and needs some serious work, especially for something that’s almost $70.

I have a stand-up desk that I needed an adjustable keyboard stand to go up and down with the desk. This product was advertised to be used at several different levels. I could only get it to stay at minimum 7" off the desk which worked well if I was standing. However, when sitting I needed it to be lower and it would never hold at any level below 7" even though it was supposed to, according to their instructions.The other issue was the attached mouse stand. In theory, it was a good idea and could easily be used on the left or right side of the keyboard stand. However, it was too small to use with a mouse pad with any kind of wrist support. I could've worked around that if the stand would've adjusted to all the levels as advertised because I really did like it. My keyboard didn't slide on it and I could tilt it down or up depending on my preference.It was returned and I had hoped to get another one, assuming this one was defective, but I wasn't given the option. Still looking for something else to try.

I like my desk and didn't want to go to a raised desk. I didn't want a Vera Desk either as it takes away your workspace. This works beautifully and I can move it under my monitor so that it and my keyboard are out of the way.

The media could not be loaded. Will be returning -- Brand new, out of the box -- put it on the table -flat works fine - just as good as my table. But the locking mechanism does not engage at all. you can see in the video, it just does not catch into the slots in the gear where it is supposed to