Keyboard Tray, 25 in. Pine Plastic, Keyboard tray Under Desk with Wrist Rest, Mouse Pad, Cup Mat, Lightweight Slide Out Tray, Easy Assemble Adjustable C clamp

Nice one
Easy to install, hardy and comfy.

Very good, but one big thing I didn’t like
I’m using this keyboard tray now as I type this review, and there are some things I really like about it and one thing that I don’t like, which is significant enough to me to remove a star.First of all, I like the fact that the tray is well-built. The clamps are made out of solid metal that’s not likely to bend or flex while using the tray. The screws on the clamp are big, easy to tighten and hold the tray well. The slider that connects the tray to the clamps is much better quality than ones I’ve seen on other keyboard trays. The tray itself is thick and heavy, which is a good thing in this application.The tray was easy to install and it fit my thick IKEA desktop. At 31 inches, it’s pretty wide, so make sure your desk or table top is wide enough to accommodate it. The fit and finish are very good. It’s versatile. I can move it from my desk to the kitchen table and work in either place. I can also leave the keyboard on the desk and use the tray for books, notes, references and other things when I’m writing or studying, keeping them out of the way when I don’t need them.The thing I don’t like is that the last inch and a half of the tray top slopes downward, as you can see in the photos, making that part of the tray basically useless. I use a hand rest in front of my keyboard, and I can’t put it on that sloped area, so I have this inch and a half of useless wood between me and the usable part of the tray. It would be much better if the tray was flat and that slope didn’t exist.I suppose the slope at the end of the tray was intended for some useful purpose, although I can’t think what it might be. I hope it wasn’t included solely because the maker thought it looks cool, since this is a device that’s usually hidden under the desk and functionality is everything.I already have a wrist rest, use a track ball instead of a mouse, and already have coasters for my desk, so I don’t really need those items that were included, but they may handy for other people. They weren’t the highest quality, which is what you would expect since they were included as extras, but would be serviceable for people that need them. The coaster is made of neoprene, which is kind of nice. I made find some other use for it.If you don’t mind the lip or agree with the maker that it looks very cool, this is the perfect keyboard tray for you. If you don’t want that extra inch and a half of space overhanging your lap, then this one might not be your best choice. Personally, I’m going to keep using it, and perhaps I’ll understand the mystery of its inclusion in this otherwise excellent product.

Great ergonomic product
Really sturdy and ergonomic. Helping me with my back pain. I don’t have to move forward towards the laptop too much.

Heavy Duty, Industrial Quality
This TEXENDO Keyboard Tray, 25 in. Pine Plastic, Keyboard tray Under Desk is extremely heavy duty. With it, you can essentially convert any table or workbench into a desk without drilling any holes. The keyboard tray attaches with c-clamps, so as long as those fit the tray can be attached. Included is all the hardware you’ll need to assemble this, detailed instructions, and a keyboard pad with built-in wrist wrest, mouse pad with a built-in wrist rest, and a coaster for drinks. Functionally, this tray is amazing. Compared to the particle board keyboard trays I’ve used in the past, this one feels almost indestructible. The metal parts are much thicker than they need to be, but that isn’t a bad thing. It makes the quality of this so much better than anything I’ve ever used before. And it’s large enough to contain everything you need for a workstation.I would say this is a fantastic value for the price at the time of this review. The only drawback in my opinion are the black brackets that are visible on the edge of whatever you mount this to. However, I’m planning to build my own desk out of butcher block countertop and I’m going to design a crossmember under the desktop for this to clamp onto, hidden from view. That said, I could totally use this at my dining room table to create a temporary makeshift workstation or even outside on a patio table.