Can a keyboard AND mouse fit on the keyboard tray? I'm worried it would fit a keyboard only which would do me no good.
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Thant would depend on what keyboard you have. I have the logitech k360 and the performance mouse and it works well. This is a smaller keyboard. Using a bigger one may be challenging.
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Yes. It is spacious enough. Seems pretty average in size. I was very impressed with the quality of the desk given the price. Overall great buy.
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I make it work because my mouse is fast and sensitive. But if you prefer to have a slower mouse then you might have a herd time. I also have a small basic keyboard too.
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No unfortunately, the mouse will not fit. However, the L shaped disc purchased for my teenage stepson (we had a limited space issue), was an excellent purchase. He has been very happy with it, and frankly, it was a much better product value than the picture appeared.
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I have a very large Microsoft wireless keyboard and my mousepad barely fits without having to shift the keyboard to the extreme left side of the tray. Normal keyboards should have no trouble. Hope this helps.
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It will not fit both the keyboard and the stand; Only the keyboard will fit.
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The keyboard tray is 35 inches wide by 11 and 9/16ths inches deep. It will accommodate a keyboard and mouse easily.
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Yes, there is only one set of bars that will hold the keyboard tray. So you need to be careful to make sure you put those bars on the other side.
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The keyboard tray itself is 17.25" across the top and 16.5" across the bottom. It is 9.25" deep. Then there is a mouse shelf that attaches to the end (on either side) which is 7.5" wide and 7.75" deep. I have a standard keyboard plus a wrist pad across the front and they both fit just fine.
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I no longer have access to the keyboard tray, but when I installed it there was very limited space . I was able to turn the cleats that attach it to the desk top so they faced inward instead of outward which saved about 1- 1/12" in width. It takes a little creativity and forethought but it can be done.
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No, as long as the space under the desk is wide enough to accommodate the tray with the mouse tray out.
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The only way it might is if you don't install the keyboard tray underneath. I have a full tower and it fits without that tray.
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The keyboard tray is 21" wide. the mouse tray adds an additional 7 1/2" in width. Hope this helps. If you don't have use for the mouse tray, it will slide under the keyboard tray.
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The storage compartment is removable (in fact it rattles a bit when I use the keyboard) so theoretically you could put something flat over the "hole" to make a larger mouse surface. It IS an opening that is covered by the tray, however- nothing underneath it.
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I don't remember how wide the tray is, but the mousepad can slide over the keyboard and it does slide under the desk like that.
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The tray itself is 1" deep. From the bottom of the tray to where it mounts under the desk is approximately 3 1/2", so it should fit most keyboards.
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The front edge of the tray is straight across and the back edge is curved, so it is 11-3/4" front-to-back at the very widest part (the center) and only 9-1/2" at the narrowest part (the outside area furthest from the center). So if you need the back corners of your keyboard to touch the tray, it may not work. As far as room for a mouse is concerned, the tray measures 25" left-to-right, so that would leave 3" for a mouse. So, it really depends on the size of the mouse and how much room you need to maneuver it. I hope this helped a little bit with your decision.
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I do not actually, I have a Razer black widow that takes up 95% of the tray. If you have a keyboard that is either not full sized or compact it may fit though.
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I have both a full-size keyboard and my mouse and mouse pad on there, but it is a tight fit.
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This keyboard tray is too big for your purposes I would think. It is 30" wide with a 10" deep tray.