StandUp Solutions ElectricAdjust Monitor Stand & Inverted Ergo KeyboardTray - Sit or Stand, Create a Hybrid Workstation Area - Convert a Sitting Desk to a Standing Desk, Executive Black Oak

Very good, and worth 4 stars, but a little pricey for a piece of molded foam.That said, I would probably give it 5 stars (and perhaps buy another one) if the surface the keyboard and trackpad rest on was harder. It's perfectly fine for the keyboard, but my trackpad (Logitech for PC and trackpad for Mac) button doesn't click properly because of the somewhat pliable foam it's made of. If it's only for a keyboard you probably won't have any issue; I cut out a plastic sheet that I place below the trackpad to provide extra rigidity so the button clicks better.If the angled side had a solid, firm surface and was priced at about $25 this might very well be a perfect product.

I've been on the quest for a good solution to convert my desk into a sit/stand solution for months. I didn't want to have exclusively one or another, and many of the platforms available are costly or of dubious quality. I figured I'd take a chance on this, and I sure am happy I did!First off, this isn't going to work well for you if you are married to your mouse. However, if you're a trackpad convert like I am, this is an excellent, inexpensive and non-permanent solution for using your keyboard and trackpad while standing. You'll need to get a monitor stand/arm that will allow your screen to be properly placed as well, but between this platform and the mount, you are still looking at a minimal investment to get what could otherwise cost many hundreds of dollars.The product itself is essentially a large foam wedge with a lip to keep your input devices from sliding off. It's well made, does not slip around on the table, and seems tailor-made to fit an Apple Bluetooth keyboard and trackpad. I would encourage the manufacturer to consider offering a longer version for those who prefer a larger keyboard with numeric keypad, as this just won't accommodate it. It has taken me a few minutes to get used to typing at an angle, but I can already tell that my arms and wrists love it! Conventional wisdom says to keep your elbows at a 90 degree angle, but that assumes you need a flat keyboard. With this angled platform, standard desk height is perfect.There is one flaw with the design, but it's easily remedied. The material is not hard enough to easily trigger the Magic Trackpad's physical click. However, a thin piece of rigid material under the trackpad completely solves this issue. As a metalsmith, it was easy for me to cut a square of aluminum to go under the trackpad, though I think a rigid plastic would be a better solution. I would also encourage the manufacturer to include such an item with this, as it really is necessary to get a good response from the trackpad and would likely increase the cost only a small amount. (Tap-to-click only goes so far, especially for dragging)In short, this is an excellent product, and a fantastic design as long as you are a trackpad user and can live without a keypad.

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FYI: My coworker loves it, but it needs to be longer to accommodate a full-sized keyboard (with 10-key pad) plus mouse. StandUp Solutions, please produce a 23" version!

Good for quick stand up use at my computer. Not enough room for my mouse. A cheaper alternative to the real stand up desk I eventually want.

it may be fine for sum, but bulky for my workspace and not comfortable - may be because I am short.

Works well - easily moved onto desk and off again to allow for flexibility of standing or sitting.

Great for carpal tunnel sufferers with the angle being just right to type into the keyboard. I stand because of back issues and this is great and at the right height on my desk top where the keyboard slides out from under the desk. I place it there for the right height for my arms reach. This is perfect.