ESC Keyboard Stand (2 Sizes), Fixed Tilt Ergonomic Riser for Compact & Full Keyboards, Non-Slip Base, Compatible with Flat-Back Keyboard Only

Wow! This is AWESOME! Check out my channel “OndaWire” on Facebook and YouTube for a detailed video review on this keyboard stand and other tech gadgets. I have a logitech K780 keyboard and it is not adjustable making it probably the only icon with the keyboard. Now that I have this, I’m loving the keyboard even more.Okay so now on to the keyboard stand. There are two stands that come inside of the tube. I tried the bigger one but it raised my keyboard just a little bit too high so I took it back off and put on the smaller one. I love it! You will really have to play with these to see which one truly is more comfortable. The pads on the bottom of the keyboard stand that they call suction cups, work great. I was able to put one stand on and then take it off, and put it on and take it off without any issues. These keyboard stands also have a rubber line that runs across the bottom of the stand to prevent the stand from sliding on the desk, and I can tell you, mine has not slid yet. I am 100% satisfied so far!

I spend a TON of time on computer keyboards. I wanted to increase the angle of my keyboard so my wrists are at a more natural angle.It was nice to have two sizes, the smaller size was all I needed.The keyboard I use is only a keyboard, no mouse or numeric keypad.On a full sized keyboard the riser may be a bit short, which may cause the keyboard to wobble.I can't confirm that, and it may depend on how heavy you press on the keys.One additional thing is that I added a small folded towel directly in front of my keyboard where I rest my wrists.Additionally, I have my monitor raised and a foot rest all to help with the ergonomics.II recommend the ESC Keyboard Stand, it's simple and works!

I ordered this to tilt up my full-sized desktop keyboard.It contains two stands, one tucked inside the other.I stuck the big one to the back of my keyboard. Unfortunately, it was too short (lengthwise). If I pressed my number pad, or the Escape key in the upper left, the keyboard tipped over. Bummer. I was going to return it.Then...I had an idea.I unstuck the big stand and moved it over to the right side of my keyboard, toward the number pad.Then I took the small stand, and stuck it behind the left side of my keyboard. (Stuck it lower down so that it matched the angle of the big stand.)Now it's sturdy. Voila! And at the angle I wanted. I've been using it daily for weeks. Stable. I'm happy.I would give it 5 stars, except for the mental blank spot in its directions! This poor company is shooting itself in the foot for not just directing people to use both stands together to stabilize a full-size desktop keyboard. Niggle: I'm not sure how "Micro Suction Grip Pad technology" differs than a "sticker," but it wasn't hard to remove and reposition, so whatevah.This is a fine product, if you use both stands together!

I hate keyboard that don't have the tilt option. This device solves that problem. Been using it for a while now and despite having to move the keyboard forward and back everyday, it has not come loose. Recommend highly for your tilt problems.

The best out there for tilting a keyboard or propping up a laptop. Nonskid keeping keyboard from sliding. I have bought a few of these in the past, everyone in my company loves them so we provide them. They have a micro suction instead of adhesive that is usable over and over.

5/15/19: It is critical that when attaching this unit to the bottom of a keyboard, for the long edge to be exactly parallel to the long edge of the keyboard. If off by any degree, the keyboard will rock as you type. It will not be easy to realign the unit because of the tape's very strong grip. Another situation results from placing the unit away from the top edge of the keyboard to allow the keyboard to slant more upwards. Such an adjustment could cause the keyboard to seesaw as you type the uppermost keys. I had that problem but remedied it by installing double-sided carpet-tape under the bottom of the lower keyboard. And, still, another con with this unit, is the rubber coated edge that contacts the table. Its anti-slipping performance is inadequate. The carpet-tape I installed as mentioned above, did double-duty to prevent this slippage and seesaw. I am a slow and easy "one-finger" typist. The unit as I set it up, is serving me well. But, for an aggressive ten-finger vigorous typist, I believe this unit is inappropriate.

I use this great little product on the front of my computer keyboard to give it a downward tilt. Wrist pain from typing = eliminated! WOOHOO. The only pain I get from working on a PC anymore is from using the mouse (if only there were a matching product for that, hint hint). Anyway, this stand is just fantastic. Affordable, easy to apply, easy to adjust, surprisingly stable...I like it so much I now have one for both my office computer and my machine at home. Brilliant! Plus, the customer service is excellent (thanks, George). Can't recommend it enough!

This has made my typing so much easier - clinch to attach