GPG2 ESC Flip Keyboard Stand for Desk, Compact Tilting Riser with 3 Adjustable Angles for Ergonomic Typing, Compatible with Magic Keyboard & Flat-Back Models

Delighted I bought this - turns out to be an excellent keyboard stand. I have a compact keyboard which is good, but too flat on my desk. This keyboard stand attaches quickly and easily, and enables me to set keyboard at 3 different angles of support. It is also very stable which is important as my keyboard is quite light. It also comes with spare rubber 'feet' which is useful if they wear out. Important when attaching it to avoid any battery covers etc and mark a central line on both the keyboard base and the stand to ensure they line up (see pic).

I've always liked the Logitech G15 keyboard. A good, solid device with great mechanics. However, the feet that come with it only raise the angle very slightly. I've lived with that for years, and then I saw the ESC Flip keyboard stand. I sent for one and it arrived next day (thanks Amazon). I very carefully prepared the surface with alcohol on some paper towel so that it was good and clean then carefully offered the ESC Flip up so that it sat in the centre at the top. The ESC Flip has improved my keyboard immensely. It has two positions to allow some adjustment of the keyboards rake., but even on the top level it's not excessive. Despite the fact that this is a monster sized keyboard and the stand only occupies half the width, it is incredibly stable. There is no wobble at all, even if I push down on one of the edges. It triples the rake of the keyboard over the originally fitted feet. From a build perspective, it seems to be well made and solid, without any apparent give or movement. The bottom of the feet prevent slippage. I know some reviews have complained about the adhesive being inadequate, which is something I was worried about, as I have to move the keyboard every morning to make way for my work laptop, but I've had no problems so far. I think that you need to pay extra attention to cleaning the surface to get good adhesion. Basically, it's a good piece of kit that has given my favourite keyboard a new lease of life so it gets full marks from me.

My wireless keyboard has a full length projecting section on the underside, near the leading edge, to house batteries. The keyboard stand had to be fixed to the projection, covering the access hatch to the battery compartment. The fixing pads are bigger than the projection, so only around two thirds of the pads are in contact with the keyboard. No problem at all. The pads are self adhesive and have stayed put with no signs of parting company with the keyboard. I checked that the pads can be prised off, which they can, so I can change batteries and then re-fix. It is a very neat design, sturdy and firmly holds 3 positions of tilt. Excellent device but I thought slightly over priced, hence the 4 stars for price. Very satisfied, proof of which is I don't even think about it. It just works.

My new iMac keyboard is very flat, more so than the previous one. This product offers several positions, giving a more comfortable experience.

This is really great. Feels sturdy. You can set it at 3 levels - with both legs closed, which lifts the keyboard a bit, with small legs open or large legs open. Just wish there was one that would fit my apple trackpad!

This is great. It literally sticks on in seconds. I need to order another one for my work keyboard.

I bought this to change the angle of my Jellycomb wireless keyboard, and align it for better wrist comfort. The item itself was a bit of a disappointment - on unwrapping I discovered that it was a simple slim strip of black plastic (similar to a school ruler perhaps a touch wider) with two adjustable feet that in turn had another set of feet nested within them to increase or decrease height. While the main body of the item felt fairly strong I had my doubts about the adjustable feet which felt a bit on the flimsy side - an issue not helped by the double nested 'pegs' to increase or decrease the height - the lower setting in particular seemed very prone to pinging back into resting position. On the plus side this was a super simple installation as it adheres to the base of the keyboard by a sticky strip. This is where I began to have problems I aligned my keyboard base and the sticky strips of the device following the instructions - but the second I began typing the adjustable base would slide around under the pressure of the keys movement or the adjustable feet would collapse down entirely. I would understand if I was flailing away at the keys like Jerry Lee Lewis but I am by no means a heavy fingered typist even applying the normal amount of pressure meant the dratted thing just would not stay in the one position. In terms of one size fits all for this - I can see from other reviews that other people had a better experience with a range of keyboards but I remain doubtful of this items' stability particularly for larger keyboards. I felt this was overpriced especially as (for me) it lacked the stability I needed. I had expected something a little bit more robust for almost £20.

I was a little worried when this item arrived because it is about half the length of my standard sized keyboard and I worried that it would tip up when I used the number pad or was holding down the shift button. My concerns were needless, it fits in place and holds the keyboard steady even with my heavy hands and sausage fingers. I found that the smaller of the two leg options held the keyboard at a comfortable height and stopped the reflected glare from the overhead in the office. Recommended!

I am a desktop MAC user. For years now, the MAC desktop keyboard has been thin and completely flat. You'd think it would have a least little legs to prop it up if you wanted to, but nope. I guess if you're a laptop user, you're used to a completely flat keyboard, but even when I did own a laptop, I remained firmly a desktop user. My Apple keyboard flat on my desk felt odd, but I adapted. Although, apparently not fully. My typos eventually got ridiculous, but it never dawned on me the flat keyboard could have been part of the issue. One day, I don't know how, but I got the idea to search for a keyboard stand. And as usual, when we want to buy something, the review nightmare begin an hour - or more - of searching. How to figure out a nitpicker bad review from a real bad review is not always easy to do, and this stand had a few bad ones. Nevertheless, I finally settled on two stands, this being one. I read reviews back and forth. Eventually I said, "I'm done, I am getting this one!" I am glad I did! Had I listened to the reviews that said the stand comes off, I'd have missed out on a great stand. For one thing, while it is allegedly removable, I never had a reason to, so where I put it it has remained. In fact, I just purchased the new Apple keyboard with Touch ID, because I needed to upgrade my MAC computer, and tried to remove the stand from my old keyboard and it was not coming off easy, so I left it on it since I will continue using my old keyboard with my older computer. I am sure had I wanted to I could have removed it. Allegedly, you wash it and it sticks back on, but I never really needed to do that, so I cannot attest to that. Immediately, after I put the stand on my keyboard, the difference was amazing. The heigh is adjustable. The little legs prop up and 'lock' in various angles, separate from the larger legs, so you have a choice. When you first take the stand out of the box it may seem a bit bulky, but if you have a completely flat (and thin) keyboard, it is JUST the right height without even having to lift the little stand legs for more angle. The angle was perfect as is, it is stable, you do not even see it, and it is easy to stick to the keyboard. The design is very good as well. I cannot speak for the negative reviewer experiences, but mine has been so good, I just bought a second stand for my new keyboard. I really like it, it works great and my typos have decreased considerably. I guess there is something to this 'ergonomic' thing after all....

I got this for my new Logitech MX Keys keyboard. Even though the keyboard has a bump on the back, it was not enough. This fits perfectly just inside the bump and even though it is not as wide it is very sturdy. I have not tried to unstick and restick it, so cannot comment on that. The three settings are great. I use the middle one. The feet are sturdy and feel of good quality. The rubber feet help keep it from drifting as I type. I am very happy with this purchase. Price and quality are good enough that if I used another keyboard (and kept the old one) I would get a separate unit for the other keyboard.

Very well designed and stable - perfect to those idiotic keyboards without proper legs

Este soporte de teclado es un producto muy funcional para elevar el teclado de la computadora

Es un poco caro, pero cumple con su función perfectamente.