Does the keyboard tray flip-down and pull-out?
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Yes it does, so functions very nicely for papers and stuff when not in use for keyboard.
1726668
Yes, it does! The tray also has a sort of lock-in-place when pulled out, so you don't have to keep fighting it sliding back in. Does that make sense?
1726669
Hello Jeff, Yes. As you can see there are two metal pulls - the attached pulls down. The keyboard tray then slides out on runners. The runners are metal, the tray is wood. BTW, since purchasing the unit the entire tray and under mount broke off and fell off. I've had to use gorilla glue to reattach it. - Scott
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Hello Jeff,Yes. As you can see there are two metal pulls - the attached pulls down. The keyboard tray then slides out on runners. The runners are metal, the tray is wood. BTW, since purchasing the unit the entire tray and under mount broke off and fell off. I've had to use gorilla glue to reattach it. - Scott
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Have not seen the photos to which you refer, but my keyboard has the wrist rest TOWARDS the user. There is a magnet in the wrist rest to shut the Nook HD+ down to sleep mode when the case is closed. The entire keyboard, of course, does pull out to be comfortable. Interesting caveat: If you flip the keyboard around backwards, the magnet will also shut down the Nook, same as folding forward. The work around is to flip the keyboard backwards (twist it 180degrees), wrist rest toward the 'screen', then fold back to use in simple tablet mode. Not perfect, but vastly reduces accidental sleep modes. You can also take the keyboard completely off, but I am afraid to misplace it or leave it behind. Have not seen the photos to which you refer, but my keyboard has the wrist rest TOWARDS the user. There is a magnet in the wrist rest to shut the Nook HD+ down to sleep mode when the case is closed. The entire keyboard, of course, does pull out to be comfortable. Interesting caveat: If you flip the keyboard around backwards, the magnet will also shut down the Nook, same as folding forward. The work around is to flip the keyboard backwards (twist it 180degrees), wrist rest toward the 'screen', then fold back to use in simple tablet mode. Not perfect, but vastly reduces accidental sleep... » Read More Have not seen the photos to which you refer, but my keyboard has the wrist rest TOWARDS the user. There is a magnet in the wrist rest to shut the Nook HD+ down to sleep mode when the case is closed. The entire keyboard, of course, does pull out to be comfortable. Interesting caveat: If you flip the keyboard around backwards, the magnet will also shut down the Nook, same as folding forward. The work around is to flip the keyboard backwards (twist it 180degrees), wrist rest toward the 'screen', then fold back to use in simple tablet mode. Not perfect, but vastly reduces accidental sleep modes. You can also take the keyboard completely off, but I am afraid to misplace it or leave it behind. « Show Less
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It does not flip, you have multiple keyboard sub sets that go over the base. Changing them is easy and it can be done without a restart(machine) so it is pretty good however, the sub-sets do not work well with windows 7 or 8 in my experience so far so if you use one of those operating systems you should steer clear until they have updated drivers for the OS.
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No, the keyboard tray is a fixed distance from the monitor. My biggest issue with this product. (I'm tall)
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Mine had a Keyboard slide out tray. I like how this is made and how easy it was to assemble. The roll out keyboard was already attached...only had to attach the legs to the desk. It was also packaged very well. I would definitely buy from Winsome again.
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It is not necessary to install the roll out keyboard tray to the table. Hope this helps.
2188606
Yes it is. You can pop the hinge out of the keyboard which will get separated.
763679
Yes. You can't install the tray on the larger side because there are no slot for keyboard tray.
1235892
The keyboard tray wrist rest has a peel off surface, I left mine on so I can slide it around.
790517
Yes, the keyboard is detachable. It is held in place with magnets and easily removed if you want to use the case alone.
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there is a little rectangular switch on the top right side(not on the face of the keyboard, along the side of it) of the keyboard that goes up and down. that is the on/off switch.
2190420
Yes but it isnt the most securest....slight movement of the keyboard at a certain point shuts off the keyboard.
1375486
Just by looking at it I would think so - all of the edges are straight so you should be able to get the keyboard tray on the other side (assuming that's what you're asking?).
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yes, it pulls all the way out and goes back in when you are done with the keyboard. hope this helps!!
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Yes, the keyboard does have feet that can be flipped-out (to one position) to raise the back of the keyboard up.The resulting angle (from horizontal) is apparently 8 degrees, since that is what's marked on each foot. BTW, each foot also has a rubber-edged bottom to prevent sliding. There are also 5 small rubber cushions on the keyboard bottom (3 across the front & 2 in each back corner). It's a nice full-featured keyboard.
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Yes, the keyboard is detachable. For example, you can put the keyboard on your lap, while the table sits on the table.
1819067
It does not. My son broke the section that connects the keyboard in less than a week.