viziflex seels AKS01 Angled Keyboard Stand - Tilted for Easy Ergonomic Typing - Clear Acrylic and Sturdy, Transparent

Very good

I was so grateful when I saw this angled keyboard stand on Amazon. I needed to replace my home office chair and the new one totally changed my seating position and how I needed the keyboard to be placed. This stand has the perfect slant height for me and my keyboard itself rests perfectly within the stand. It is not cumbersome in any way, the lower lip causes no problem and due to being clear plastic its as if it is invisible. I also experience no issue with the stand sliding or moving in any way. Is this product too expensive? I honestly say no. After much searching there is no other product like this out there anywhere which is rather bizarre to me. As stated this stand is the perfect height to show a real difference in the raising of your keyboard and for me I am very happy that now I can sit in an ergonomically correct position again when at my desk at home. The simple plastic stand helps ease, arm pain, back pain etc. all by being the simple product it is. It's rather refreshing to purchase something that is exactly what it states it is and serves the necessary purpose. It was a solution to my problem. Highly recommend.

I bought this to use with my Apple bluetooth keyboard and magic pad. The lip on the bottom of the piece is quite high making it impossible to type, but I just set the keyboard and trackpad over the lip, which isn't ideal because they hang over and slowly slip down, but it's a lot better on my wrists so I don't mind. Actually, I think that this position is even more ideal than if the keyboard sat as low as it should. I don't know why Apple makes their keyboards so low to the desk, it is extremely painful on the wrist. I also don't why Apple have turned into fascists who have waged war on everything they used to stand for, but that's a different discussion entirely.The bottom line: I'm very glad I bought this piece of plastic, because it is the only piece of plastic I know of that is made to do what it does. I wish that said piece of plastic had cost a little less, but I think that the end of the previous sentence probably explains why. Whatevs, $35 is worth not having to have wrist surgery.

This is exactly what I was looking for. The only problem is that the lip on the front is too deep for my Mac keyboard. I had a 1/4" square dowel rod lying around so I cut a piece to lay in the front/bottom of the tray and the keyboard feels perfect now. Incidentally, it is the perfect width of my Mac keyboard (aluminum USB w/ num pad from 2010). I would give this 5 stars, but there's really no reason for the lip to be so deep. If it were shallower, it would still stop a deeper keyboard, possibly with the rare exception of very few bulky older keyboards with rounded edges. The super thin keyboards are much more common nowadays, and this tray definitely requires some modulation to get the most out of it with a thin keyboard.

The reviews make this thing sound cumbersome and large but it is not. Once you place the keyboard on top it disappears. The lip in the front measures about 1/2 of an inch; it is a non-event in regard to sticking out too much. Once you add a traditional pad it fits nicely. The entire stand is smaller than expected from the front to the back it measures approximately 6 inches and the length is just over 17 inches.The only drawback is that it does not have any felt pads but I plan on simply attaching a few on the corners and no issues with scratching the desk. Overall it is very nice and holds my keyboard at a comfortable angle to type.

This is an elegantly designed hunk of plastic that does the job, and I'm glad to have it. It was the only such keyboard tray I could find online. But it seems way overpriced for what it is.I also needed to add some cardboard strips (from its box!) to the front of the platform just under the keyboard so its high lip doesn't block my fingers (but I suppose this would depend on the thickness of your keyboard. Mine is a very thin one.) Recommended if you don't mind paying too much for it. I suppose in a year, it will seem like a good investment. No moving parts to wear out.

I hunted for a keyboard stand big enough to hold my Kinesis KB500USB-BLK Advantage USB Contoured Keyboard. this one fits the bill. The keyboard tray at work was slanting downward so I used this to level the keyboard to an angle that was comfortable. It's molded clear plastic and looks like it would hold up over a long time as long as you don't drop it on a concrete floor. It is a fixed angle so there is no adjustments. For what I purchased this stand it does an excellent job.

I'm taking off one star because it really is overpriced, come on, its just a hunk of bent plastic. That being said, it does what it is supposed to do and it is much for comfortable for me to type now. My hands don't hit the plastic edge like some people complain, If I bent the hunk of plastic myself, I couldn't have done a better job. I am pleased with it. If you don't mind the price, it is perfect for the job.

The iMac keyboard is bizarrely small, thin, and flat. This stand helps remedy this deficiency by providing a small lift and a perfect working angle. The half-inch lip interferes with accessing lowest row of keyboard, so as per photo, I have placed a ruler at lip to raise keyboard. This "piece of plastic" sounds expensive until you hold it and see that it is a carefully formed piece of furniture style acrylic. At 17" long, I would cut a piece off if I could do it without making a mess. Maybe Lowes could make a clean cut.

I share a computer workstation and when I am on it I need the keyboard on a angle for better posture. This is an amazing tool I was not going to have high expectations but this surprised me. It does not slide or move when typing and will fit most keyboards. It perfect for what I need it for and very light weight and portable.

Would be a nice little keyboard stand....however the bottom lip is a wee bit tall for my Mac keyboard. Can’t use space bar, etc. I will have to McIver a fix to raise the bottom of the keyboard on the bottom.

it hold my keyboard. what else?

inexpensive ergonomic solution. Pleased with the product.