VIVO Small Keyboard Tray Under Desk Pull Out with Extra Sturdy C Clamp Mount System, 20 (26 Including Clamps) x 11 inch Slide-Out Platform Computer Drawer for Typing, Black, MOUNT-KB05ES

Its perfect, good quality and comfortable

Very good. Very sturdy. No idea why people write it’s not sturdy. It’s very good. Thanx!

Stable, sturdy does the job but now as i take out the drawer towards my seat it doesnt click thatwell as it did when it was new

One of Mount screw is hard to rotate, railing is also not smooth

Doesn’t mount very well , looked like it was made out of metal instead it’s flimsy and doesn’t even rotate the way it should .

Bonjour, Le moins cher et pourtant excellent, la qualité de fabrication et bonne, ,robuste et pratique, je ne regrette pas cet achat.

I bought the 34 x 11 clamp on keyboard tray for a stand up desk that didn't come with a keyboard tray, it is extremely sturdy and easily installed. The only minor issue is that the plastic is very slippery and the keyboard tends to move, so I have ordered a large mouse pad for the tray.

Needed this for my 49 key MIDI keyboard and it's the perfect fit, except for the height which I bought the height extender from the same brand for. So happy!

The tray feels very solid and sturdy, and slides very smoothly. Also very easy to install and looks very clean. The quality definitely feels good and not cheap. It's wide enough to house a full-sized keyboard and a comfortable amount of room remaining for a mouse. It was well-packaged and didn't show any signs of damage. Some observations based on my first few days of using this: - There is very little clearance between the tray and the bottom of the table. Make sure you measure carefully. My tabletop is about 1-3/8" and there's only about a 3mm gap above my Razer Deathadder + mousepad. - There is no height adjustment for the tray, so for best ergonomics you'll want to use this with an adjustable standing desk. However even with a normal desk, it's still a lot more comfortable having the keyboard lower when you're shorter. - There isn't any covering on the side where the tracks and ball bearings are (which is the case with a lot of these trays). Sometimes I find myself resting my hands on the sides or trying to adjust the tray by holding the sides - and end up with a handful of lubricant - The tray is 11.5" deep but only about 9.5" will be "out" of the table at max extension. I have a Grifiti wrist pad that's about 4" wide, so with a standard keyboard, the row of F-keys are basically right against the edge of the table. - You can only install it in one of 2 ways - either you have 9.5" of extended space and ~1.5" poking out from under the table when it's "tucked in", or you can have about 8" of extended space and the tray being almost flush with the table edge when tucked in. Either way you'll have at least a little bit poking out and some lost space.

As described.