Kensington Keyboard Tray 60004

Under counter keyboard tray holds both keyboard and mouse. Sturdy and well built, we'll see how it holds up under use. Keyboard and mouse are not included.

This is an excellent, simple design, executed well and easy to install. I have been using it for a while now, and I like it very much. If you want a reasonably priced tray that fulfills all your needs,, this is it.

Great Keyboard tray, plenty of room, easy to assemble, plenty study

I had to replace an old keyboard drawer, and this one fit perfectly!!!

This is a great under-desk keyboard tray. The wrist support is excellent and it is wide enough to comfortably fit my keyboard and mouse. The drawer is a little stiff, but I think that will loosen up over time. My only real complaint is that the instructions are not great. They could have been clearer about what went where and how it connected, but I figured it out without any real difficulties

This keyboard drawer is wide enough to accommodate a keyboard and mouse (with the mouse pad) and comes with the full-length wrist-rest. The drawer is lightweight and easy to install. For the price paid, it is a great value.

I just recently installed this on my computer desk and it seems to work fine so far. Putting it on was a bit tricky and did require the assistance of another person to ensure the brackets were aligned properly on the desk. It took us two tries to get everything lined up the way I wanted it. The keyboard try seem pretty sturdy and is able to sustain the weight of my hands resting on it while using the mouse or in between typing. I've tried a few other keyboard trays in the past and like this one best because it can accommodate both the keyboard and mouse without having an awkward extension or being uncomfortable. Hopefully, it will hold it and continue to provide what I need in a keyboard tray. I would recommend it.

The included instructions are virtually non-existent, just some sketches, so I hope this helps. Be sure to line up the keyboard with the monitor so that you aren't twisting to one side when you are typing and viewing. It's fine for the mouse to be off-center, but not the keyboard. To do this, you'll need a way to temporarily hold tray in place. Connect the mounting braces to the tray, and check to be certain the slides are not reversed (if reversed, the tray will not properly open / close). For proper placement, use a board a little shorter than the distance from the floor to the bottom of the keyboard tray, and then add books or magazines to wedge the keyboard in place. Be sure there is not too much force on this temporary brace because that can skew the position of the mounting brackets. Sit in desk chair, and move monitor and keyboard/tray to best, most comfortable position. Be sure there is enough vertical clearance for the keyboard and mouse to allow closing the keyboard under the desk. Also, be sure front of tray when in closed position lines up with the front edge of the desk, if there is room for this. Once tray is in desired position, mark screw hole positions with a Sharpie. Remove the brace and the tray, and drill pilot holes for the screws. Put the tray back in place using the brace, and install using the screws. The tray was a little too small for my keyboard and regular mouse (not enough maneuvering room for the mouse), so I bought a trackball mouse, and it works fine.

The directions are only pictures (and not very good ones) , which made it difficult to assemble. Also, make sure you factor in an additional 3 inches to the measurements given for the keyboard, because the brackets take up that much more room. If my desk had been bigger, it would have been a good product. It needs to be mentioned in the dimensions that the brackets take up more space. I did attach it to bigger desk that I have, and it works well on that one.

Works good and was reasonably priced. It was difficult to install. With only one screw holding the brackets on they moved when trying to hold it in place to mark the holes.