TechOrbits Keyboard Tray Under Desk ? 27" Clamp On Keyboard Drawer Computer Stand ? Ergonomic Mouse & Keyboard Sliding Tray Computer Desk Extender

This slider drawer is beautifully made, feels solid and sturdy. The clamps are of heavy gauge steel and they grip the table well with no play or unwanted movement. Remember to add a couple rubberized pads under the top section. The bottom clamp surfaces come with rubberized pads but the top do not. The drawer slider is reasonably smooth without being finicky. Installation takes 15 mins and you’re good to go. See attached photos for details.

In 14K I could buy the whole computer desk instead of just keyboard drawer. The cost of the product is way overpriced.

Is this a joke? In a picture a person using this is using a wired keyboard. Highly ergonomic.I will buy a complete computer desk at this price.

I'd call it a good reason to feel embarrassed, that absolutely no manufacturer in India can make and sell this! 2 clamps, a channel and a board!

Good quality. Most desks come in two pieces, this was one solid piece. The clamps are oversized, which give you more fastening options with different types of desks. Rails slide smoothly. It was easy to assemble.

Very good value of money, the quality did not compromising on its price. I had another one from VIVO that cost $70, their major functionalities are on-par, both had some edge over the other on the details.- Pretty much everything is pre-assembled, the rails and the back metal panel are already screwed on the keyboard tray. Only need to put 4 screws connecting the board and the clamp, the whole setup under 5 mins.- The rails are the horizontal design, laying flat the under the keyboard tray. VIVO had the ordinary drawer rails positioned on the sides of the tray underneath, I had experience on metal cut on thigh multiply times when accidently move legs to the side outside the keyboard tray area. Horizontal rail design had no sharp edge under the tray, this is a superior and its a deal killer for me.- The tray use actual wood, probably MDF inside, heavy and sturdy, not reinforced thin plastic board like other brand (not VIVO). I had experience on reinforced plastic keyboard tray, force rebound from the board even with only hard mouse click (middle button) and light typing, it's like working on a filmy platform.Two area can be improves are the turning knob shape on the clamp, and put more lubricant on the railsThe circular turning knob is hard to tighten, other brand use straight knob leaving more space for fingers to get around. After put some machine lubricant oil the rails, the trays slides much better. However, this is personal preference, smooth gliding tray might not be for everyone, some people like more frication on the rail to prevent accidently sliding.

This keyboard tray is fantastic quality and so easy to set up, it is a very good purchase. On the downside, my desk has an irregular shape with a long flat edge that transitions into a sort-of corner, so unfortunately I have to return this keyboard tray as its only placement means the keyboard does not align well with where my computer sits. If you have a normal desk with straight flat edge, go ahead and get this amazing keyboard tray! Set up is fast and easy and it rolls out smoothly. the shape gives your hand a comfy slanted edge for your hands to rest on while using the keyboard.

After a couple years of battling with the original sliding tray on my desk, its runners finally gave out. I detached what was left and decided to take a shot on this replacement tray. The item arrived much more quickly than the shipper indicated (which was a huge bonus!) and it was easy to set-up. The tray requires four screws to attach the clamps to the tray, and they screwed into the provided holes with no issue. That's it, there was nothing else to do. It was ready to install!If you appear to be missing the screws, I suggest checking the plastic wraps the other pieces of the product come in: with mine, the packet with the screws was taped to the covering for the large keyboard bag, and I almost threw them out as it went unnoticed at first. The screws are very small and light, so if you think they're missing, I would carefully check over the keyboard bag.This isn't relevant to everyone: I have a glass desktop with a slight convex curve and a floating support cross-bar underneath the desktop, about 1-inch back from the edge. The clamps and pads attached to my desk without problem. The bottom flange of the clamp did not run into the bar; the bolts that fasten the clamp pads to the underside of the desk did run up against the support bar to a slight degree -- resting directly against it -- but not enough to impact the tray's stability or ease of installation in any manner. (If your support bar runs directly up against the desktop and is also less than 2-inches back from the edge, this product will likely not work for you.)Be aware: if your desk's design is like mine, with the bar and the height of the clamps, you may not have the same amount of hand-space between your fingers and the keyboard as with your original tray. With my desk's original keyboard tray, I would often type with my hands under the desktop, now the tray must be fully extended or my fingers hit the bar.The tray is sturdy and stable, made of a solid-feeling black plastic, and the clamps are solid, black metal. The tray is slightly smaller than the desk's original, but seems to be about standard size for a wooden desk tray: it has just enough room for the keyboard and mouse. If you're looking for something you can also put a small notepad or other item on in addition to your keyboard and mouse, this will not allow for doing so. The surface of the tray is lightly textured (in my case, this meant the rubber grip on my keyboard wrist pad is not sticking to the surface, requiring repeated adjustment).There is a dull white TechOrbits logo on the left-hand clamp, if that sort of thing bothers you. I don't spend a lot of time staring at the clamps, though, so this sort of branding isn't really an issue.I have only owned this product for a few days, but am so far impressed with its stability and sturdiness.

I ordered this particular model as I don’t use my computer a lot, mostly for crafting and searching the web along with checking email. I’m impressed with the sturdiness of the product and how easy it was to attach. It slides in and out very well and there is lots of room on it to move your keyboard around and for your mouse pad. My only negative comment is it tends to slide in and out when you’re trying to use it, which can be frustrating. I found if I just sit back more it helps but it would be nice if it had a locking feature of some sort on it to keep it in place. A minor detail though. I would recommend this product.