EUREKA ERGONOMICComputer Keyboard Tray, Height Adjustable Large Black Slide Out Swivel Tilt Under Desk Keyboard Drawer, Ergonomic Keyboard Tray and Mouse Platform with Mouse Pad, Easy to Assemble

The self-tapping screws needed a bit of pressure to get started, but once fitted, this is a solid piece of kit. I’ve been using it for over two years now, and it’s still sturdy and reliable. It adjusts easily to find the most comfortable position and slides away neatly when not in use, keeping my desk tidy. A great addition to any home office setup!

Pros-Frees up desk space and drops the keyboard and mouse if your desk is too high to be comfortable-Matches most carbon themed desks perfectly-Adjustable enough to find a sweet spot (If you can get over the unnecessarily large knob)-Sturdy as heck (it does have wobble but you get used to it and when it gets a little knock, just the tray wobbles and not the whole desk)-I've seen complaints about the sliding mechanism but it honestly does not cause me any issues and I have to slide it in and out all the time to get in and out of my chair. Yes it would be nicer and smoother on ball bearings but it doesn't keep me up at night.Cons-I miss my right kneecap. Whether or not I sit cross legged, the adjustment knob is just too big and obnoxious and I am constantly battering my knee on it. It also does restrict my options for it's placement. I've seen people mod it but I've just learnt to live without my right knee cap ever being the same.-The wrist rest is awful, it's too thick and rock solid. I took it straight off and used it as a doorstop. However now I can see the fixing holes all the time-MY BIGGEST GRIPE - Once you take off the wrist rest, the mouse mat doesn't fit flush. A second option included would have been great because good luck to anyone trying to find a nice mouse mat that will fill this tray. It's odd size and shape make it impossible. Plus the mouse mat slides around if you don't find a solution to fix it in place. I sit at night fantasy shopping for pretty RBG mousepads that I can never have. I'd even give Eureka my money for a new one.

I bought this to drop the keyboard and mouse down to a comfortable height. It does this perfectly and allows me to adjust the height on the fly for gaming / typing.The tray does flex a little, which in hind site is to be expected. All things considered I'd expect more flex than there is.The brackets that are supplied allow for a good amount of customisation for locating the tray on the EUREKA ERGONOMIC Gaming Desk 112×60 cm RGB Gaming Table with LED Light P44 Computer Desk, as the table support bars are in the centre I used the desk C, configuration for mounting.I was also surprised by the quality of the screwdriver that was supplied.

Installed using the extenders. No problem. Enough choice of location to mount all 4.Mat/cover is trash. Too floppy.Wrist pad is hard, teaches you not to rest too heavily I suppose.Squeaks a bit during use as weight is transferred via wrists. I assume a bit of grease will fix this when it annoys me enough.Big wheel for loose/tighten is a bit cumbersome (imo not ‘elegant’ as described) but is functional. Lock in place is fine, tilt lock is fine.Forward/backward slide is held by friction. So far so good, after one week.Board is wide enough for trackpad, keyboard and separate number pad.Board is NOT CARBON FIBRE. Board is compressed wood fibre with a sticker/lamination to make it look like carbon fibre. Do not spill anything!Board is NOT THE DESCRIBED DIMENSIONS. Is not 72 x 46.5cm. Actual size is 72x25cm.I will not be sending this back unless it breaks. Totally solves my space issue.

It is very strong and moves i to alot of places but it's very wobbly if it was 49.99 I'd be happier with it but alot of money for what it is

The media could not be loaded. When it comes to adjustable under desk keyboard mounts there is not a lot of choice out there (that are held securely with screws and not a c-clamp hand tighten), from the few I found online this is the only one that would suit my needs for the standing desk I have which has a thick metal bar/rail (as shown in image) along the middle underside, this keyboard tray comes with brackets which can be mounted to the sliding mechanism at various positions to bridge over the bar/rail (other brands sold these separately). My bar is roughly around 2" and this bridged over it easily with a little room to spare.I have a full sized keyboard/numpad with a trackball mouse and this is ample room for this setup but If you use a optical/mechanical mouse (why are you still using a mechanical mouse?) with a full sized keyboard then I think the movement of your mouse will be restricted.It has height/side/tilt and rotational adjustments for nearly all requirements and doesn't excessively hang down to much when pushed in under desk even with the bracket extenders fitted.At £104.99 (at time of purchase) I was sceptical about buying this as it seemed very expensive but as it had all the features I needed (height/side adjustable, drop brackets, keyboard length) I went ahead and am really glad I did.

It's a great product, however the tray itself isn't supported by much, meaning when you type away, it can tilt left and right easily, which can be annoying.Again though, overall, it's a good product and with the exception mentioned above, the quality of the build is good.

It took me quite a few hours to set it up. I have a standing desk and thankfully it fits. If you use a rollermouse red, there is a little hump on the keyboard pad so this may get in the way. The videos online showing how to set it up are inaccurate, the instructions have no text.