🖥️ Sunter98 Multifunctional Full Motion Desk Edge/Table Side/Chair Leg Clamping Keyboard Tray Holder - Ultimate Laptop Desk and Tablet Holder with Mouse Pad Review

Terrible product. The crossbar that attaches is terribly heavy and ruined my desk on the leg it attaches to, and the keyboard tray was flimsy and cheap.

I bought these to mount on my car as the one is not available for that. I had to use some washers and zip ties to secure it but it works great and is really sturdy with the added support for the zip ties. A bit pricey but I think it's worth the money. So it was at least for me. I think the frame bolt is too long. I found a shorter one that didn't look so out of place.

Just received this, way earlier than expected. I have a flying gaming chair and need a foldable keyboard. That fits the bill. This appears to be the newer advertised model. It has two clips for attaching the stand to a chair or table. Adjustable lever clamps are strong, and the ball joint under the keyboard tray also uses a lever clamp to tighten the tray. in. I can't read Mandarin, it was very silly and easy to put together. The price is a bit high, I paid 129 USD. But since it's better than I

Poor workmanship didn't stop this solution from being the best solution for our application. I spent many hours researching the systems before purchasing this, hopefully I can save someone else some time. It's big enough for a full-size keyboard and has a large mouse pad. The way it attaches to the furniture is well thought out and will likely work for almost any situation. It's very solid, with very little bounce when typing, which is a HUGE issue with many solutions like this one. Yes it took

Is it just building tips in a character based language, maybe Chinese? And the pictures aren't very helpful, so here's what you need to know: 1) The table comes already partially assembled, and it comes with extra parts that aren't needed, so it's a lot of trial and error. 2) To assemble it properly, you must first unscrew some of the looser parts so they come loose, then tighten once all the parts come back together. 3) The assembly order of what I was given was: assemble the bottom piece onto