Ergonomic 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.

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

Other desks in this category might be “ergonomic” or “adequate," there’s really only one way to describe this Humanscale offering: “luxurious.”

You can find nicer trays, or most of the AKT150LE’s features in a lower-priced tray, but this is a solid product that covers the basics.

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...

From dimensions to features, the Seville Airlift 360 has numerous issues of consistency between what is advertised and what is sold.

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.

Value comes at at cost. The KT1 from Uncaged Ergonomics delivers the most important traits of an ergonomic keyboard tray, but fails in other spots.

iMovR's innovation of the SteadyType keyboard tray finally sets the ideal ergonomics for all three modalities: sitting, standing and walking, in this rock solid, top-of-the-line electric desk. With the special angles and overall stability achieved by embedded the keyboard tray in…