Efficient Desk Space Mechanical Keyboard

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The old keyboard I inherited at work was almost flat on the desk (even with feet raised) and had very tight keys making it hard to type quickly and accurately. The Lenovo Preferred Pro II has a little bigger footprint than I was expecting, but the lift is higher which works much better with the desk I have and they keys are a lot smoother to type on with responsive keys more like what I wanted. I still prefer my mechanical keyboard I use at home, but the noise can bother others in a work setting and this keyboard is much closer to what I'm used to with my mechanical keyboard without the sound. This is a huge improvement over the old one that I initially was given (I believe it's an old Dell).

I love this mechanical keyboard. Heavy enough not to slide on the desk. Comfortable for 12 hour days at work.

We purchased this keyboard because we made a new uplift desk and we wanted to declutter the area (our older keyboard was a mechanical Razor with 2 separate USB connections required). But we also wanted the reliability of a mechanical keyboard without all the extra noise. This keyboard work very well wirelessly using the dongle. It's keys are smooth. The extra features such as screen capture, lighted keys, proximity sensor all add to it. So far, we don't have any issue or complaints and we've had it for a few weeks.

This is the most space-efficient keyboard that I could find. The backlit keys make it easy to work in dim lighting. It's a great product at a great price. Thank you B&H!

This product is wonderful! I now have my keyboard lower and it is more comfortable and better for my wrists. Also a plus ~ the keyboard can be tucked away under the desk when not in use and my full desk space is available to use.It was also very easy to mount to the desk!

I love my Underdesk Keyboard Drawer. Not only does it free up desk surface space, its contoured design keep my hands and wrists comfortable. Unlike many other keyboard drawer models, the Fellowes Keyboard Drawer also features a fold-away mouse tray, freeing up additional desk space while tucking away neatly while not in use. The design is sturdy and trustworthy.

I have to say, one of the b st purchases I've made in a while (and I'm an junkie---everything (literally) I buy, or 95%, come). I'm happy with most of my myriad purchases, but this is one of those rare, every-is-what-you-hoped, no complaints purchases.Here's what I expected/needed, ALL fulfilled up to or beyond expectations (or even hopes: ex. easy assembly?):1) Dual, sit at desk, or work standing2) MULTIPLE settings; not sit/stand (there's 10)3) Solid construction and feel at all heights4) Simple enough (i.e. just what you need)5) Versatile portability, even loaded with gear6) Easy, minimal steps, intuitive assembly7) ALL necessary hardware, INCLUDING tools8) Wheels move easily and they LOCKThis thing is great...simple design, yet stylish, SOLID, and the Ben though Spartan, still has four shelves:1) Upper/top--monitor, if necessary2) Laptop/keyboard, mouse (work area)3) Smal middle miscellaneous shelf;4) Bottom shelf: power, CPU/Tower, etc.One (slight) negative: not a lot of extra desk space (width). But you shouldn't often be using as your entire office. However, if you are (efficiency apartment), there's enough space to make due. Especially with four shelves. (And recall, I use it with my laptop; if you only have a keyboard/mouse on second shelf, there's significantly more space leftover.What do I end up using it most for? I leave it in the most trafficked room in the house (living area/kitchen/etc.) in standing position. Great for those moments of walking through room suddenly thinking, \Oh

It gives you the nice, clean feeling of a mechanical keyboard, but it's silent!!

Great entry level mechanical keyboard

Great mechanical keyboard. Love the preset lighting options.