I’m trying to decide if I should buy keyboard / mouse tray for my new desk or if I should make it myself. Here's new desk: (1800 width x 800 depth x 25 mm thickness) The old desk had 685 x 285 ...

In the first few days of using the tray, when it didn’t feel quite right, I could just put the keyboard and/or mouse back on the desk and use them there for a while instead. A fitting conclusion … ...

Designed for standard keyboards and mice, these cheap trays didn’t have enough room between the bottom of the desk and the tray for my tented Goldtouch keyboard. My mouse is even weirder Go!2 ...

Armrests Troubles and Keyboard Trays “To maintain good ergonomics, the keyboard and mouse should be positioned so that your wrists are in a neutral, straight position,” Wilkins said.

Standing-desk converters are not exactly known for their sleekness — many have cumbersome designs with keyboard trays and legs that protrude from your desk like scaffolding around a skyscraper.

**Video Title: Desk Setup Upgrades and Review** **Video Data:** - **Workbench Items:** - Uplift Height Adjustable Motorized Desk Frame - Under Desk Power Strip Surge Protector - Coat Hooks (used ...