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Under Desk Computer Keyboard and Mouse Tray
SKU: MI-7135
Product level: Premium
Clamp-On Under Desk Keyboard and Mouse Drawer Platform
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Standing Keyboard and Mouse Platform With Ergonomic Wrist Rest Pad
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Clamp-On Adjustable Keyboard and Mouse Tray
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Under Desk Keyboard Drawer with Mouse Platform
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There are several types of keyboard trays available on the market, each with its own set of features and benefits. One popular option is the "under-desk mount" keyboard tray, which attaches directly to the underside of a desk or workstation. This type of tray is often adjustable, allowing the user to change the height and angle of the tray for optimal typing posture.
Another popular option is the "clamp-on" keyboard tray, which attaches to the edge of a desk or workstation using a clamp. This type of tray is often more versatile, as it can be used with a variety of different desks and workstations.
For desks without the option to drill or mount underneath, clamp-on keyboard trays provide a flexible alternative. These keyboard trays for desks work well in home offices, shared workstations, or adjustable height desks where repositioning is important.
There are also "standing" keyboard trays that can be adjusted to the standing height, and this type of tray is becoming more popular for people who are using standing desks to improve their posture and overall health.
In addition to the different types of keyboard trays, such as pull out keyboard trays and clamp on keyboard trays, there are also different features to consider when choosing a keyboard tray. Some trays have a built-in mouse pad, which can be useful for keeping the mouse within easy reach while typing. Other trays have a built-in wrist rest, which can help to reduce strain on the wrists while typing.
When choosing a keyboard tray, it's important to consider the size of your keyboard and mouse, as well as the type of desk or workstation you have. Some trays may not be compatible with certain types of desks or workstations, so it's important to check the manufacturer's specifications before making a purchase.
If you prefer a sliding solution, a keyboard tray under desk design—often referred to as a keyboard drawer—lets you tuck the tray away when not in use, keeping your workspace clean and efficient.
Overall, keyboard trays can be an important component of ergonomic office setups. They can help to reduce strain on the wrists, shoulders, and neck while typing, and can help to improve posture and overall comfort. With a variety of types and features to choose from, there is a keyboard tray that can meet the needs of any user.
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