Adjust Up? Does this keyboard adjust up over the desk space or only down?
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It says in two places in the description that it adjusts 2" above the insertion level, and 5.5" below. I wish it would adjust a few more inches up, but 2" will be perfect anyway for my desk. Hope that helps..! P.S. Plus, I love the articulating mouse rest that you can swivel to float above your keyboard - that is a huge ergonomic advantage, as my right hand gets very tired from its mousing position way to the right of the kb. Since I only use the number pad infrequently, one can swing it out of the way when you need to. Plus, I need that 17" shorter mounting surface, as my desk is not deep enough for the 22" ones that are more prevalent.
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No, keyboard does not tilt up where the wrist rest is. There are, however, feet at the top of the keyboard that can be up or down to change the angle of the keyboard. The wrist rest is built into the keyboard - comes attached. Wrist rest slopes towards my body ... but it doesn't feel awkward - just adjust your chair height to get your wrists at the right angle. Keyboard itself is built like an upside down "v" shape - high point in the centre of the keyboard and then slopes gradually downward to the left and right sides ... this is the preferred ergonomic way one should be typing - with elbows slightly away from our sides. No, keyboard does not tilt up where the wrist rest is. There are, however, feet at the top of the keyboard that can be up or down to change the angle of the keyboard. The wrist rest is built into the keyboard - comes attached. Wrist rest slopes towards my body ... but it doesn't feel awkward - just adjust your chair height to get your wrists at the right angle. Keyboard itself is built like an upside down "v" shape - high point in the centre of the keyboard and then slopes gradually downward to the left and right sides ... this is the preferred ergonomic way one should be typing -... » Read More No, keyboard does not tilt up where the wrist rest is. There are, however, feet at the top of the keyboard that can be up or down to change the angle of the keyboard. The wrist rest is built into the keyboard - comes attached. Wrist rest slopes towards my body ... but it doesn't feel awkward - just adjust your chair height to get your wrists at the right angle. Keyboard itself is built like an upside down "v" shape - high point in the centre of the keyboard and then slopes gradually downward to the left and right sides ... this is the preferred ergonomic way one should be typing - with elbows slightly away from our sides. « Show Less
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I had trouble with this as well. The adjustment point is in the top part of the arm. you have to lift the unit up so its full extended and then rotate the monitor and keyboard portion 90 degrees from the upper arm to get access to the adjustment head. The directions were not very good. Hope this helps.
1733744
Well that is an awfully short table! I actually move my keyboard to the lower shelf that sits on the desk and the mouse to the side when I need to sit. Otherwise I put it on the top platform as pictured when standing.
829726
It's not very adjustable, but it is very comfprtable...I got this for my husbands tablet and he really loves it...the magnetic keyboard is very strong. I recommend it.
585107
The keyboard does not rise with the desk but the surface that does rise seems to have plenty of room to accomodate.
1459717
I do not believe that you can move the keyboard up and down without raising of lowering the entire desk. As for the monitor - I believe depending on the size of the monitor as long as less than 24 inches you may be able to riase or lower by about 1 to 2 inches - the value of the workstation is that it is ergonomically made to mount onto your desk.
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Each key has a very slight dip that provides touch comfort and better key targeting with fingertips. Keys like the space bar, alt, ctrl, etc. are raised instead of dip touch though, which again make sense. Overall, I love the keyboard and have 2 of them; one at work and one at home for gaming and general computer use.
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There are little legs on the back you can use to tilt the keyboard up on the top, but I have to keep my wrists even as much as possible, so I keep the keyboard flat. I use wrist rests home made, with dry rice or small dry beans in them. I hope this makes sense. :-)
964535
Hi Mary,Thank you for the email and interest. Unfortunately, the keyboard keys are not adjustable.Thank you. - AramediA
98718
It's a little over 7" from the top of my desk to the base of the keyboard. From the base of the plate that is attached to the underside of the desk to the bottom of the keyboard is just about 12". It is great. The only two things is this: 1. this is not a keyboard issue but make sure that you can lift your monitor up because for taller people the angle of the monitor may not be correct when standing up. 2. the only complaint I have is that it does not swivel side to side. Make sure that you have it installed EXACTLY where you want it to be because moving it side to side is not possible (unless I just don't know how to do this). Other than that, this is strong, durable, heavy material. I am standing up right now using it and I love it.
2174182
The depth of your desktop really determines the length of the track you should choose. If the track length is too long it'll stick out past the front edge of the desk you won't be able to push the keyboard tray back under the desk to hide it. Hope this makes sense.
1733743
When it is in the lowest position, I put the keyboard on the small pull out section below the monitor that sits right on the desk top and may be has a thickness of 1/2 inch. Look at the fourth picture on Amazon that shows this. Hope that is helpful.
9759
Mine is set at the lowest setting. My keyboard tray is just over 25" and it does not fit fully under it.
2200977
Theres really no change in how its used. Its still a fully functional keyboard however each stroke lacks the haptic feedback of a 'Klunk'. It essentially turns an entertainment device into a fully functional computer. So, minuscule trade off. I love mine.
2221329
Both the monitor and the keyboard has a clamp that will release the pressure and allow them to be moved up or down. If you feed your electrical cords through the center post, it limits how far you can go up or down.
122324
Yes mine kinda sags a little in the middle. Doesn't really alight well. It works ok, my cover isn't really compatible either. I use it when I have to type a long letter or email. But not all the time, it just gets in the way.