Small Computer Table With Keyboard Tray

I got this workstation to be able to have both my computer keyboard and my synth in front of me when producing, and it does a fantastic job at that. I don't even use the keyboard tray for the keyboard as I find it a bit too low for me so I just use it as extra storage, but the fact there's an upper platform for the screen and such gives me SO MUCH ROOM that I can put both the synth and the computer keyboard in front of me on the main surface. The upper platform is pretty big as well, I can easily fit my 23 screen as well as 2 studio monitors. I was worried it would be a bit cramped there but it's not! And it's pretty deep as well so I still have plenty of room on the top platform to put random stuff there if I need to. I like that there is two possible positions for the upper platform (closer or further back). I put it closer to me because I'm in a pretty small space, but if you have the room, you can put it further back so it opens up a bit more the main surface. It was pretty straightforward to build, only the keyboard tray required me to think a bit but the rest was dead simple. I really like the color, I find that it looks even better in real life than on the photo. Lastly, it shipped and arrived super fast even though it ships from the US (for free!) and I'm in Canada, so that was a great surprise!

Just the thing I needed. As a musician, my instrument keyboards and Touchscreens are on the table. The computer keyboard and mouse are only used for setup. They easily are stored away from the workspace when not needed

The Epson DS-530II scanner works great and is perfect for scanning all my paperwork and organizing it on my computer. It small, compact and portable. It's lightweight and fits nicely on my desk. The top folds out becoming the input tray and the return tray pulls out at the bottom. It was a breeze to set up. The software was easy to download and I had it up and running within 10 minutes. I was able to scan all of my paperwork quickly and accurately. It accurately counts the documents its scanning and leave out duplicates. The duplex feature works well and it automatically scans both sides of the documents. It scans in color as well, which is a nice feature. It's also adjustable for paper size, so you can scan small items, like IDs. It rarely jams but when it does, clearing the jam is very simple to do. It doesn't connect to wifi, so it has to be plugged into your computer to operate. “This is a review for the Epson DS-530 II Color Document Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.”

It works as intended but it’s very small it doesn’t fit a 15 in computer. I had to make few adjustments so it works for me now. The tray is built sturdy and it works

Excellent product. Works very well with my keyboard and mouse tray.

I'm using this to hold a NAS, a UPS, and small computer out of sight under a big table. It's short enough to fit underneath, strong enough that I'm not worried about it buckling, and it has handles and wheels so I can easily extract it on those occasions when I need to deal with the hardware.

Compact,Sits nicely on a small computer table without taking up a lot of space. Seamless navigation between two computers with the press of a button.

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 bought this tray to hold my MacBook Pro 15 while shooting. The table is extremely light weight, fits my laptop perfectly and keeps it cool with its design. I attach this table to my tripod legs when I'm not using it, or to a light stand using the adapter included. If you are looking for a cheaper, yet strong and a sturdy tethering tray, you should get this one. //Note: it fits the MacBook Pro 15 perfectly with no room on the sides for a mouse pad or other items. Check the photo attached.

Was looking around for a solution to place a laptop on a tray off to the side of a table at a low price. I've already got an Ergotron arm for my display and though their sit-stand laptop tray/arm solution looks great, was overkill for what I wanted. This On-Stage laptop mount does the job at an attractive price. I'm using it with both an 11 MacBook Air and 13 MacBook Pro. The tray's bottom and side tabs hold the laptop securely enough that it won't slip off even if bumped a bit. I ended up mounting it to a table leg by re-purposing a seldom used Manfrotto Super Clamp and Manfrotto 244 Variable Friction Magic Arm. Granted, all those items combined cost more than some of the laptop arm/tray solutions... but since I already had the Manfrotto items, was looking just for a tray. Also needed a 5/8 male thread adapter for the bottom connection of the tray. I bought B&H item # KMTAZCTD and used a short double-end male stud/spigot to connect between the arm and tray. An equivalent would be B&H # IMSRP109 but there might be other more elegant solutions out there...