DuronicKeyboard Platform DKTPX1 | Under Desk Drawer for Keyboard and Mouse | Clamp On Keyboard Tray | Ergonomic Workstation Solution | Sliding Pull-Out Tray | Easy Assembly

I am very impressed by how well made this is. I purchased it as I am currently using an old dining table as a desk but it was causing wrist and posture issues whilst working long hours at the computer because my hands were at awkward angles and I had to lean forward. I had to cut the front apron/skirt? section out of the table to make it fit (which wouldn't have been neccessary with normal desk) and it fits perfectly. I knew I would have to do this as the dimensions are well described in the product description. It saves a great deal of space and has saved me quite a bit of money by not having to get a proper office desk. It slots neatly away when not in use, I don't notice the metal brackets on the top as they do not get in the way, and there is no danger of knocking them off as they are nice and solid. I am obviously not putting a lot of weight on the tray but it is very sturdy with my hands wresting on the keyboard/mouse with no movement whilst I'm typing.

The media could not be loaded. This is a great addition for someone like me who's a little bit too short for the desktop. This saves my wrists, elbows and my back. It's very sturdy and the material is quality, instructions are simple. Took 15 minutes to set up. BUT, the tray slides back in halfway on its own. This may not bother some but it bugs me considerably. I think it will stop as the lubricant dries out over time. Consider this if it would hinder your work or entertainment.TL;DR: Overall great product, decent size, good clearance between the desk and the tray, made with quality materials, simple instructions, 10-15 mins set up time. Only flaw is tray slides back in halfway on its own.

The media could not be loaded. I don't write product reviews but I'm extremely happy with this product. The materials are all really high quality - solid wood tray, ball-bearing rollers for it to slide in and out of your desk on, solid metal clamps and screws. The only bit of plastic is the handle to tighten the clamps to your desk, but you don't need metal for that at all.Really easy and quick to assemble, took me 30 mins.I have a really thick desk (2 inches), so I was worried the clamps wouldn't be wide enough to fit, but in fact they did so comfortably and with a bit of wiggle room.The tray is large and sturdy, and pulls out and in fairly easily - it's a little stiff at present but I expect it will loosen up a bit over time. I expect that this thing will last me a good while.Just one thing to note, make sure your desk is wide enough as this is quite wide (but that's a good thing). From clamp edge to clamp edge its 33.5 inches, so your desk needs to be at least that wide. Also, make sure there's nothing under your desk that would obstruct the tray going back. I had this metal bar underneath that helps maintain the structure of the desk, but luckily my desk was wide enough that I could shift this product to the right slightly to avoid it.Really couldn't recommend this enough. I saw a similar product for £180. This one is £40. I don't see how the other one could be better at all unless it was made our of mahogany or something! Don't waste your money - this is the real deal.It's also far nicer than the cheaper ones (around £12-£15) that I saw. They looked quite small and plasticy, and you have to screw them into your desk, permanently damaging it. This one has nice rubber-covered clamps that don't ruin your desk, meaning you can change it to another desk very easily without any damage to either.The only slightly annoying thing about this is the fact the metal clamps do create a slight raised surface on your desk. However, this is a natural trade off if you want the clamp-style that won't screw into and ruin your desk. For me the clamps are sleek and minimal and won't impact my work - this is especially true as the tray is large and sturdy enough to act as a desk EXTENSION too. So the real estate you lose to the clamps is far less than what you gain overall with the tray.Couldn't be happier. Thanks Duronic!!

Really impressed with this keyboard shelf. Got a warehouse deal with Amazon stating that it had 'cosmetic damage' but when it arrived the only thing that was different was that the box had been taped up. Otherwise, it was pristine.The shelf is relatively easy to assemble and is a great size -- more then adequate for standard size keyboards with space for a mouse, too. It saves a huge amount of space and means that I can have a keyboard to use and books/materials on the desk above.Some people may find it a bit over-sized but I think it's sturdy and does the job well. I'd recommend to measure up before ordering.

This keyboard shelf is so sturdy, well made, easy to fit and a reasonable price. You get what you pay for!

The build of the tray and mechanism seems sturdy enough, but the way that it clamps to the desktop isn't great. The tray that I have constantly moves around and slides backwards on itself due to this

Sturdy and can be assembled without the use of any tools though you may want to use a screwdriver just to tighten it up a bit.Only complaint on something annoying is that it's very slidy and falls back very often so you may want to try stuffing blutack or something in the rails to make it stay in place