Standing Desk Accessories

1/4-inch thick steel plate that mounts underneath the desktop to prevent flexing and breakage when edge-clamping a heavy monitor arm setup.

Find all the standing desk accessories you need for your workstation, including balance boards, ergonomic seating, cable management, and storage.

If you are upgrading you office to a standing desk, make sure you know the most important tips on how to make the right choice.

A standing desk mat is essential to any ergonomic workstation. Read our experts' reviews to find the best standing mat available.

The one big disadvantage of giving up your old sitting desk for a new height-adjustable standing desk is losing your drawer space.

We reviewed all the popular balance boards on the market to find the best standing desk balance board in terms of quality, functionality and price.

Get your move on while sitting at your standing desk with these popular active ergonomic chairs. This growing list of fidgety seats will make you active. 

Ergonomic keyboard trays overcome the innate inadequacy of desks, allowing you to type in a way that’s more neutral for your upper body.

Cable spaghetti can be a nightmare for standing and walking workers. Follow these tips to straighten up the cables at your workstation.

The UpLift Locking Under Desk Drawer is a good option that suffers mostly when compared to cheaper alternatives from other manufacturers.

We review the best power modules for standing desk and treadmill desk users, whether they are grommet-mount, edge-clamp, underdesk-mount or free-floating.

The StandUpDeskStore Sliding Under-Desk Drawer overcomes some drawbacks by being cheap, coming in multiple colors and offering a locking option.

The Fully Desk Drawer is decent, simple and cheap. Because it doesn't pull out all the way, you might get less storage space than you hoped for.

Each of these new iMovR task lights provide enough illumination to eliminate eye strain and fatigue, to keep you productive and comfortable, while also providing great lighting for Zoom calls.

There's nothing about any of these cabinets that should sway your decision as to which standing desk you're going to buy.

The Fully Sidekick comes with a 10-year warranty, which is as good as it gets at this price, but overall the feel of this product is on the flimsy side.

Designed for fitness and physical therapy, rocker boards have a fairly limited range of motion. Are they good for use with a standing desk?

The very cheapest mobile file pedestal you can buy for use with a standing desk. Drawers deep enough for letter and legal-sized documents.

We can't recommend this Vari file cabinet over others in a similar price range unless you're trying to match the black decor of your other Vari furniture.

Among trays we've tested, the SteadyType Exo is the most stable, easiest to install, and the best at achieving “negative” ergonomic angles.

iMovR's Trackless Keyboard Tray is an all-around solid option for an ergonomic keyboard tray, featuring 15 degrees of negative tilt and solid stability.

The three Tucker Cable Management kits (Basic, Advanced and Pro) are well-considered levels to fit different use cases and budgets.

The Stowaway keyboard tray is compatible with any standing desk, and is very adjustable to give users their ideal wrist ergonomics

The iMovR Birdi's 360 degree range of motion keeps blood flowing and core muscles activated throughout the day for optimal workstation ergonomics.

The iMovR filing cabinet is a rare standing desk storage solution that has been built specifically with active desk user in mind

The iMovR CPU Holder is made for standing desks and treadmill desks. This space-saving device is a sturdy and inconspicuous addition to your desk.

The most ergonomically sound keyboard tray we've tested, iMovR's Elevon allows you to add SteadyType technology to any standing desk or treadmill desk.

This simple and inexpensive mouse pad can make a world of difference for those who are susceptible to wrist pain when doing a lot of mousing.

The Matias Ergo Pro is compact enough for any situation and its adjustability options make it the best ergonomic keyboard for standing desks.

Highly ergonomic and well designed, the Kinesis Freestyle2 Ergonomic Keyboard is a great option for treadmill desk or standing desk users.

A close knock-off of the Fluidstance "The Level" balance board at a very slightly lower price.

Review of the Goldtouch V2 Adjustable Comfort Keyboard Tray from Key Ovation by the editors of WorkWhileWalking, the internet authority on treadmill desks.

Goldtouch's new keyboard, the Go!2, brings tried-and-true ergonomic benefits to the mobile keyboard market. Its design, modeled after Goldtouch's V2 ergonomic keyboard, lets users adjust their typing angles to find more ergonomic wrist positions. Moreover, the Go!2 has the unique…

Review of the Sculpt ergonomic keyboard from Microsoft. Microsoft's newest generation of keyboard is both futuristic-looking and ergonomically overhauled.

The Microsoft Natural 4000 has a lack of adjustability which is a major knock, but most users will probably find it better than a standard keyboard.

The Tablik Adjustable Tablet Holder brings office workers the ability to set their tablet to an ergonomically sound height on their desk.

WorkWhileWalking's In-depth review of Vu-Ryte's new document holder. This office add-on by Vu-Ryte raises the bar for document holders.

Review of the Oystermouse Adjustable Ergonomic Mouse from Ergoption. These ambidextrous office wonders work for anyone, regardless of shape and size.

Product review of the VerticalMouse by Evoluent. Learn more about this unusual ergonomic fix that could work for consistent mouse users.

Review of the Lumo Back Posture and Movement Sensor. Personal quantification for the office - Lumo Back tracks movement, and also helps correct posture.

Review of the Microdesk by Gooduse. Desktop extenders provide an extra worksurface below a monitor, adding extra room and reducing unergonomic reach.

Review of the HandShoe Ergonomic Mouse. European-designed and heavily researched, few products come with an ergonomic pedigree like the HandShoe.

Review of the RollerMouse ergonomic mouse from Contour. These slim pointing devices are designed to prevent the injuries common to standard mouse use.

Review of the MouseTrapper ergonomic mouse. The MouseTrapper is one of a new class of hybrid pointing devices designed to cut down on mousing RSIs.

Review of the DXT Mouse from City Ergonomics. This minimal mouse is designed for precision mousing by both right-handed and left-handed workers.

Review of posture correction products from IntelliSkin. IntelliSkin's postural underclothes encourage upright, healthy posture and correct poor habits.

The Bax-u Posture Corrector is currently under review. It was designed by a chiropractor to reduce kyphosis, slouching and forward head carriage.

Review of Dr. James Levine's new book, "Get Up!" which boils down his findings on sitting disease and the benefits of sitting less and moving more.