Office Desk With Drawers And Keyboard Tray

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.

I love this under the desk keyboard tray. Great price, contemporary design, and compact with extendable mouse tray that actually stays extended if you want it to.

Our office has been ordering many standup desks units, but we have many desks could not accommodate the model we have standardized on so when I found this unit I decided to gave it a try. This unit unlike others rises from the front and moves back so that those with overhead cabinets can join in the standing revolution. For those with short desks the base unit only needs 20\ of desk to rest securely. The keyboard tray easily accommodates a keyboard and mouse (even one users large MS Ergo KB) and the entire unit has a smaller foot print that many others.The assembly was simple and the instructions easily understood. The material is solid wood and the hardware mechanism all powder coated steel. I was very happy with the item and the users are enjoying their new desk setups. The price was also a big selling point too. about half the price of the big named brand we have been ordering.Modifications....One of the units I purchased was replacing a desk setup for a user who had a keyboard drawer. The problem was that this unit keyboard tray sits level with the desk. A quick review of the assembly instructions confirmed that I could change the points I attached the keyboard tray. This change would only allow me to attach the tray with two bolts but the material is more that strong enough to accommodate the mounting adjustment. This lowers the tray height 2 inches below the desk top surface

This is a great way to keep your headphones out of the way but always close by. I’ve installed mine on the keyboard tray of my console desk and it’s great to keep the cable out of the way of the tray when I’m playing piano. Also added bonus that you can either use the included adhesive strip or screws for installation.

I bought this to replace a cheap slide out keyboard tray that came with my HONS desk. something I should have done years ago. Fairly easy to install, but some sort of paper template of the actual size would have been helpful in the placement of the tray for installation since the tray has an asymmetrical mount due to the mouse tray being mounted on the left or right. Construction is top notch. Fits a Microsoft Sculpt Comfort (ergonomic) Keyboard with ease. The wrist rests are optional. My only complaint is the mouse tray is a little bouncy since it is so far off of center in relation to the mount. Overall, a good value for the money.

The cords are very useful, beyond organizing cables. I use them to organize power adapter cables, and keeping my desk keyboard tray in place when not in use.

Perfect for the price. The genius that says that it was impossible to lift after adding two 23 inch monitors apparently didnt know that there is a tension adjustment on the top of the base pillar. I have two 23 inch monitors installed and it works great. Up and down with ease. No issues at all. Dont let uninformed opinions dissuade you from getting a quality product at a reasonable price.Only caveat is that the desk needs to be fairly narrow for the keyboard tray to clear the desk completely. The apparent design was to have the keyboard tray resting on top of the desk since there are two pads underneath the tray itself.Not a deal breaker, but could be an ergonomic issue for you short people, depending on the desk height. Your thighs might not be parallel to the floor.Overall, a very decent mount for the money.

I needed a new under desk keyboard tray at work. It finally arrived and was installed. How nice to have a a quiet sliding drawer for a change and is really smooth. I am so glad to have it back. I can't have the keyboard on the desktop anymore. I would recommend this tray to anyone.

The rip tie was perfect for organizing all of the loose cables that i had in my desk drawers.

I'm using this on my standing office desk with a 17 MacBook Pro laptop. The height range seems reasonable, and although the tilt angle is fixed, it seems okay. The stand feels sturdy. I put it together backwards (with the brackets facing out instead of in) which better accommodates the width of my laptop. Office phone fits underneath no problem. I use it with a Bluetooth keyboard, and I'm so keyboard-centric that reaching up for the track pad when needed hasn't been too much of a hassle yet. I'm using this at a fixed work station. Taking it apart for mobile applications could be feasible, but it would take a minute.