SLSY Large Keyboard Tray Under Desk Pull Out Ergonomic Keyboard Drawer with Keyboard Wrist Rest Clamp On Retractable Adjustable Computer Keyboard Mouse Platform Tray Shelf

It's extremely easy to set up and install! It looks great and the wrist pad that's included isn't the greatest thing in the world but it's such a nice inclusion and it's actually very pleasant on the wrist. One thing that's a little worrying about this keyboard tray for me is that it seems like it could break in the future but I may have to be more careful with it. All in all its worth the money.

Have had this installed on my computer desk for a few months now. And I love it. My desk was not at an ergonomic height previously and I needed the keyboard to be a couple inches lower. I also love how this now saves me desktop space. I put it together quickly and had it installed in just five minutes after opening. However I will say the instructions were very basic. They don’t spell out every step like some furniture you might assemble. If you have experience putting your own fixtures or furniture together a few times for your home or work, this won’t be a problem. If you look at the image on the instructions itShows you everything you need to do, it just doesn’t describe each step in detail. I love that it has three height settings to adjust by screws. For different chair or desk heights/thickness. The track that it sits on is smooth and easy to move back and forth. The wrist pad is a nice addition, but I didn’t glue mine on because my keyboard has a built in pad. My one somewhat negative observation is that you really can’t lean on the tray. I have a bad habit of leaning forward onto the tray while I’m using my mouse. This is not meant to hold that kind of weight and I feel it wiggle in distress when I do haha. I need to sit up more anyways, better for my posture. But don’t get this and expect it to have the same sturdiness as a screwed on permanently attached keyboard tray. But it doesn’t wiggle or move at all while I’m typing or drawing with my drawing tablet.

There is great room for a big keyboard and a large mousepad. The shelf moves very easily out of the way--nothing shabby or flabby. It is solid and doesn't move around while I'm using the key board. The problem is the pre-assembled clamping mechanism has no indication of which is up, which is down, and which end to connect to what. The instructions are terrible. It took three people to figure it out and hold it up to attach it. It's a CLAMP!!! Assemble the entire thing and then attach it by twisting the opening wider or smaller would be the best way to approach it. It is in place and works great. I know I will have to move it and that's going to be another circus.

Update- the brackets broke on this after 10 month of regular use.I bought this to accompany the small desk that I use to work from home during COVID. It seems pretty sturdy and slides in and out easily. The only thing that I would change is to make it stay out when I need it to. It seems to slide in very easy, even when I need it to stay out. Other than that, it was a great buy and I’m happy with it.

Good quality, easy to install. It’s just what I needed.

This keyboard holder isn’t as sturdy as I would have liked if shakes when I type but does help with the way my workstation is set up. The instructions that came with the keyboard holder did nothing for me, I had to look up the mounting video

Rec'd this product on 5/21 and just 5 days past the return window close date (6/25) as I was using my keyboard today, the tray popped right off my desk. It appears that the tension screws loosened themselves so when I pulled out the tray, that movement was enough to slide the right side off my desk. Right now I have an uneven tray with both screws loose. There's also no soft padding on the inside of the metal pieces that hang onto your desk so if you have a wooden desk like me, be prepared for scratches. Wish I would've spent the extra $ and bought a higher quality tray.

Easy to assemble and attach. Slides smoothly. Great product.