Glass Computer Desk With Pull Out Keyboard

When I clumsily broke off a key cleaning my old K750, I bought the same keyboard again. I initially purchased it because my desk shelf needs a very low profile keyboard if I don't want to pull it out every time I type. This fit perfectly and I loved that it's solar. The keys have a nice, clicky feel and offer a light resistance. It has a traditional, full-size layout and the keys are well spaced. The big question, of course, is the solar charging. If you keep your keyboard on your desktop, it will probably be fine -- it doesn't need a lot of light. But it does need some and, because I don't pull out the keyboard shelf, the battery kept running down. I bought a cheap LED strip which I mounted under the desk, facing the keyboard. As long as I remember to turn it on for a couple of hours, a few days each week, it's perfect.

Better quality than I expected. I use it for a computer keyboard that I can move off my desk area. Has enough room on the side to use my thumbwheel mouse.

I purchased my wireless keyboard because I don't like wires cause they get tangled and are always in my way. It i nice to be on the computer without wires all over the desk. The only thing that the instructions didn't mention is that there is a small button at the bottom of the mouse and keyboard that you have to turn to the on position after you install the batteries. I accidentally found these little switches. Once I turned those on, my keyboard and mouse started working.

I love these glass stands; I purchased two of them, one for a computer, and one for an additional monitory, and they were incredibly easy to assemble and set up on my desk. They are very sturdy, no shifting, tilting, or anything that would detract from their function. Additionally, the clear glass makes it possible to see things that may have slid under the computer or monitor, and to help you see what you are doing when you plug your computer in to a power source. The glass does not detract from any color scheme you may have; it just sort of disappears from one's awareness except for remembering its great functionality! I have post-its and other small office supplies on the glass that holds my computer, so I can slide the keyboard underneath when I am not working on the computer. I use the other stand for an oversize monitor, and can keep desk items both on the glass stand and underneath it as well.These stands have really helped me to maximize my work surface. They are so useful and the best desk accessory I have purchased in a long time. I have used several types before these, and these are far better because they are very sturdy and they are clear.

Purchased for my annual Super Bowl party. Out on a big pull down screen in my patio and placed projector there’s. During daylight hours picture is a little washed out as e no g set in it was beautiful and clear. Sound and pic great. Easy to use hook up and stream. Also hooked up to IPhone. Love it.

I recently added an undermount keyboard tray to my desk, and the K780 Wireless Keyboard is a dream accessory. It is quiet, compact and just what I needed.

Out of the box, this scope is very impressive. This is my second Burris XTR II scope and they have never let me down. Glass quality is superb, haven't field tested yet but really have no doubts about it. The SCR reticle is everything I wanted it to be and more! Was a long wait getting this thing (now that it's finally released) but was well worth the wait!! I will update my review after I get some time behind this new scope on my 308 Win.

Took a few hours to install but the desk is very functional. Gas lever makes it easy for anyone to pull up. Mini writing space is an added plus.

holds up my 32in monitor perfectly for my desk i had to take off on section of the arm to make it work perfectly but it was easy to pull apart and put back together and to est up

Great for my work from home desk. I can connect all my peripherals to the hub and then pull them all out with one port when I need to take my laptop on the go,