adjustable keyboard tray

In this primer we cover everything you need to know about how to install a SteadyType keyboard tray on a treadmill desk.

Adding a keyboard tray to a standing desk can be challenging, but we lay out multiple options for you to try in this primer.

The Stand Steady Clamp-On Ergonomic Keyboard Tray clamps onto your desk for an easy installation that will work with most standing desks.

The Stand Up Desk Store Clamp-On Keyboard Tray is a bargain option with a quick assembly, poor quality and no ability to reach negative tilt.

The Fellowes Professional Series Sit / Stand Keyboard Tray claims to be a standing desk converter in addition to a traditional tray—it might be, but only...

The pinnacle of ergonomic keyboard tray design for standing desks and treadmill desks, the new SteadyType Slide combines all of iMovR's best patented ergodynamic features into a single product.

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.

Instead of correcting for a bad typing angle that can lead to carpal tunnel syndrome, the Lenfech keyboard riser exacerbates it.

Other than bad ergonomics, the Source One's poorly designed front lip will cut into your hands and prevent you from using the bottom row of your keyboard.