🖥️ Adjustable Underdesk HomDSim Keyboard Extension for Enhanced Ergonomics & Efficiency Review

I didn't like the side screw in the keyboard table so I added 1/2" corners, screwed them into the stands and then set the table on the screwed in screws. It's easy to put too much weight on a keyboard and break a tree, although who said heavy weight wouldn't break something else. The slide is ok and what I expected for the price.

This is my 3rd device and all 3 broke right after use. If you put your hands on it while typing on the keyboard or mouse, the rails flex and it just falls to the floor. You cannot reset it as the rails will bend and no longer hold ball bearings. Cheap Chinese Poop (CCP).

May have lacked quality control, some of the parts I received looked faded, not fully painted and scratched in a few places. Several "holes" for mounting were also clogged with trash. I could still use this mount, but it definitely won't win a beauty pageant. If you leave this open in a conspicuous place, keep that in mind.

I have a smaller desk and just needed a keyboard drawer. I leave my mouse and laptop on the table above. I made my drawer wide enough for the keyboard and a USB switch that allows me to use the keyboard between my MacBook and Mac Mini. I have a separate video switch for monitors. A cheap way to switch between my COVID work environment and personal setup!

They worked great initially. but after over a year they are very loose and roll off too easily. My keyboard keeps trying to roll away from me when I'm typing. You have no idea how many typos I had to correct to write this. You hold the keyboard and everything is fine. The slide locks that are supposed to hold the drawer open don't work as well anymore. it's a constant struggle.

Good replacement for my old plastic tray under the desk keyboard which has always been flexible. I made a shelf from an oak board, now it's very durable. However, I'm giving a few stars due to a bug. When fully extended there is a small latch to keep the rails extended and provide some resistance to the shelf sliding back too easily. However, they are very flimsy and will weaken after some use, so now if I just put my hands on the palm rest, the tray often starts to slide inward. I could think…

A little more lateral play than I would like. I knew that before I bought it, so I'm not giving it another star. As others have pointed out, there is only 2.5 inches of travel, even with the maximum height adjusters. I'll probably make some wood studs to get a little more spacing. I didn't lack any equipment. All screws etc. have been taken into account. But my biggest problem was with the hardware. The screw heads inside the channel (used to attach the bracket to the tray) were sticking out so