Adjustable Keyboard Stand for Standing Desk - Black Ergonomic Riser for Office & Home Use

Nice sturdy height change platform. I actually bought two, one for keyboard and mouse, and the other for work notebook (on a stand). I only use minimum (for sitting), and maximum (for standing) height. The 11.5" (292mm) max height change wouldn't normally be quite enough for a sit to stand transition (of a 6' tall man), but I sit a bit higher than usual on an exercise ball so it is perfect for my usage.There are 8 clicks of height adjustment with the first at + 6.75" (171mm). Raising past final detent releases ratchet mechanism to allow return to min height. Usage is pretty convenient.My coworker has a whole setup that converts her sitting desk to a standing desk. Its really nice. But also really expensive. I needed a slightly cheaper option. And at $90, this is about as cheap as you can find to do such a thing. Even then, its only lifting your keyboard and mouse. Luckily I have two monitors (one high and one low) so it works out for me.The biggest problem I have with this is the mini-lottery of raising and lowering the stand. If you're not careful, you can easily pinch yourself or have it come slamming down on your desk/hand. The mechanism to raise and lower is pretty simple, but you do have to kind of get a hang of it.Even when you eventually do and are able to do it without even thinking, it just takes one slip up for a pretty painful (or at the very least, loud) event.Having the X raising design in both the front and back keeps you from being unable to put anything underneath it when its raised (which is understandable but unfortunate), and then the whole thing takes up too much space to ONLY carry a keyboard/mouse. If you're gonna make it that big, make it big enough to just put a monitor on it.The included wrist rest is nice, but I don't use it. I have my own.Its sturdy and well made. I just think the execution probably could've made it a little more appealing/usable. 3/5Works well, and adjustable. But doesn't "ratchet" down on my desk, which has a leather desk mat; I need to remove the mat or move the stand. Frustrating.Perfect for an already existing home office setup. Fit right on top of my desk, with enough space for my mouse and large keyboard. Easy to rise up and down, feels very solid. Only complaint is that the top is a bit slippery, I got a mat to put on top so my keyboard doesn't slide around. No big deal, very much a fan of this product it's exactly what I was looking for.I didn't need a riser for computer or monitor so this worked \out perfectly for my mouse & keyboard.Bought this mid-December. Was looking for something I could keep on the desk and use to stand up or sit down depending on the day.Pros. It functions exactly as it should. It's easy to raise, easy to lower. Quick transition. It is too thick at its lowest height when used for sitting. The height says minimum 2.2" so it's totally my fault for not determining ahead of time if that was going to be too thick - I honestly didn't think it would be but after testing it my wrists would getsore and my forearms, from resting against the edge of the desk would also get sore. I tried it in a variety of positions on the desk to see if this changed but it didn't. As I said though, this was my fault.Cons. It does not see heavy use in the raised position. I raise/lower it no more than once a day (I usually like to work standing from midday until end of day.) Already it has started to get wobbly. So much so that I can't type with it in the down position because it wobbles enough to make a repeated clicking noise every time I type.So for, I just have to keep it off my desk and only put it on when I want to stand, which kind of defeats the purpose of having it raise and lower. It'll serve though until I decide to look into something else.Product is very sturdy and works well for a ergonomic keyboard and mouse. You won't get much more on this stand, but I also invested in some monitor risers which makes standing up and working an option at home now. I also invested in a foam mat pad which makes standing up working much more comfortable. My only complaint which is really no big deal is you have to raise the stand all the way up to go back down. Again not a big deal after you start using it. I would recommend this produceThis thing is sweet. I have used it for over six months now and have never had an issue with it. Easy to left and lower. Feels very solid. Not only do I feel like it is not going to collapse, it does not have any form of wobble while I am typing. I really like the wrist gel pad that runs along the entire width. I have both my full size keyboard on it plus a large mouse pad (with its own gel pad) and still have room to spare. Meanwhile, it does not seem bulky on my desk. Zero assembly required.Not my best purchase by a pretty long shot. The table top is already chipped in two places when I unpacked the box, and the wrist rest is missing and not in the box.Which is a pity because otherwise this is exactly what I was looking for. My monitors are already mounted on monitor arms, and all I needed was a smallish sit-stand converter to hold my keyboard and mouse. The mechanism does appear to be solidly made, and the entire converter is heavy.All in all, SGD 140 is already expensive for something like this in perfect condition, for it to arrive in such a state, this is not worth the price. If this is in the US, I would have returned it and asked for a refund.This stand has a high quality fit and finish. It's stable when extended and the size is about right. My only complaint is that the height is still 1-2 inches lower than I would like. I didn't take into account that I would be standing on a mat. This stand would be perfect for me if it had another 1-2 inches of height. For reference, I'm 5'8"Super sturdy and easy to raise and lower. Good to use for standing up at desk while working. I added a cousion to sit on to match the slightly raised keyboad when it's at the lowest setting.Sturdy. I wanted a stand-up desk converter of a certain size to not overtake my desk. This does the job