Richboom Clear Acrylic Tilted Computer Keyboard Holder for Easy Ergonomic Typing, Upgraded Version, Keyboard Stand with Silicone Anti-Slip Case for Office Desk, Home, School, Clear

I needed a keyboard stand for the keyboard I use for work, I work remote hybrid and I decided to purchase one for my home computer keyboard to see if was worth it and ended up buying a second one for the keyboard I use at my office. It is well made & sturdy, it does not slip and adds the perfect height to make typing more comfortable (I type for 8hrs a day, so comfort was VERY important in my decision) it is also is made of crystal clear acrylic so it will match w/ any desk aesthetic and won’t clash with any backlit or colorful keyboards. This is the one you’ve been looking for, I promise!

I wanted to get something to raise my full Apple keyboard.This works very well

Great product

I used this keyboard riser at work. It is the perfect size for my apple keyboard and provided the perfect height. Great design and value for the money. It is sturdy and no assembly required.

It is perfectly angled for maximum wrist comfort.Colour is as picturedDidn't get scratched when I cleaned it.Highly recommend

I’m so glad I purchased this! It has made my work day more comfortable! I like this because it’s sleek, sturdy and fits my keyboard perfectly! It allows me to type without fatigue in my hands! If you type a lot, work from home or just need to adjust your keyboard position, this is perfect!

This fits my full sized (with keypad) Apple keyboard perfectly. The slope angle is also perfect for me. But I want to point out that I do not use the tray as promoted by all the illustrations!There seems to be this pervasive false idea that the ergonomic position for a computer keyboard is to tilt it up (sloping up towards you). This is the WORST possible position because it causes one to flex their wrists upwards. If I was almost laying down under my desk this might be okay. But if you sit normally upright as most people do, the true ergonomic position is for the tray to slope away from you (also called negative tilt). If you raise your chair a little, this allows you to hold your wrists in a straight neutral position while typing. Take it from a retired software engineer that spent 35 years full time sitting in front of a computer. You will injure yourself if you use this tray as illustrated!

These things are so great for a little extra keyboard tilt. The rubber foot keeps it in place, fits a full sized keyboard perfectly. I have bought 3 of them for everywhere I work and use a keyboard. Done with trying to prop up my keyboard with binder clips! LOL so dumb. I even illuminated my last one with LED strips