Mind Reader Undermount Sliding Keyboard Drawer, Office Desk Organizer, Under Desk Storage, 21.65" L x 16.14" W x 21.65" H, Black

First and foremost, this was definitely the best option for the price. I searched hard and wide for an under desk keyboard for weeks and this was the only one I could find below $50.There are things that I like about it and there are things I wish were different. I will start with the pros...Pros:1. Easy Install: It installs decently easy, I recommend installing it before you completely assemble your desk or while your desk is inverted, that way you don't have to fight gravity. If you already have your desk set up the way you like it than I recommend a two person install.2. Mouse Pad: I really like that there is a folding mouse pad that can be hidden or opened up for use.3. Adjustable: It is adjustable, you can adjust it the height of your keyboard and mouse so that way you can slide it under easily.4. Storage: Built in storage for pens and other good.Cons:1. Small Mouse Pad: I wish the mouse pad was a little bigger, I have a larger mouse so in order to accommodate the small surface area I had to turn up the sensitivity settings.2. Wireless Mouse Only: Be ready to upgrade your mouse to a cordless if you haven't already. My mouse would be wireless if the batteries didn't drain so quickly so to save money on batteries I plug it in. I bring this up because when I try to push the holder under my desk it pushes or pulls the mouse off and it drops to the floor. SUGGESTION: I would get a few loose clips to install under the desk to thread the wired mouses cord through so the weight or tug of the cord doesn't push or pull the mouse off the pad.3. No Padded Wrist Rest: I really wish that the wrist rest was padded, since I sit at a desk for up to 8+ hours a day it definitely helps to have a padded wrist rest for the keyboard and mouse.4. Full length storage: I really wish that along with a padded wrist rest they would have done a full length under wrist storage. SUGGESTION 2: Add padding on the wrist rest and make the storage compartment larger.5. Slightly Flimsy Mouse Pad: Lastly, be careful with how much pressure you put on the mouse pad it feels slightly flimsy. The keyboard section feel sturdy though so thats good.Hope this helps, ultimately I do think it is worth the money.

Although it was a little harder to install than some other ones, for the price, it’s hard to beat. Works great

Dislike- feels flimsy, screw heads catch on the track piece when sliding in/out, I was missing screws (I replaced with tapered head screws, to fill the void of the missing hardware and to eliminate the factory screws from catching) and the price (too much in my opinion)Likes- I didn't have a drawer and now I do and.....it's black, my desk is black. So at least it's a sore thumb on my desk that's black.....but I have a drawer ;)

The draw part works well. The slide out draw is similar quality to the Fellows draw that broke after a couple of years. The mouse pad bends down if you put any weight on it. I suspect that the mouse pad will break off at some point. The directions only include a diagram. It is pretty self explanatory to install, but they do not provide any measurements as to where to drill holes for mounting. You will have to assemble it, hold it up under your desk and mark it off or do precise measurements yourself. All doable, but would have been nice if they provided you a template that you could just tape up under the desk to show you where to drill the holes. The pen holder compartment is a nice touch. For the price, it is not bad. I am not sure if I would buy it again. It will depend if the mouse pad holds up.

Good price. Good quality. Easy installation

I installed this keyboard holder under my desk top. I set it up so that I could push my keyboard underneath my desk when not needed. Yet when I needed to use my keyboard, all I had to do was pull it out from underneath my desk. It allowed me more space on the top of my desk and still gave me quick access to my keyboard.

I'm a bit confused why they would make the part where the keyboard goes, with raised edges. Meaning only small/slim/straight basic type of keyboards can fit. I have the Microsoft ergonomic Keyboard. It is quite large because the wrist pads are built in to it. The back half of it hangs off the tray unfortunately so I rarely use it. Only when my carpel tunnel flairs up bad and I have to have the leveled posture to help reduce the coldness/achey joints etc that comes with having your hands/arms elevated for too long

Still getting used to position my hands at the edge to be comfortable to type,

Just not made for the average desk, flimsy and awkward to use I sent it back

Arrived damaged, plastic piece broken on pen door. Returned and ordered another. Arrived damaged, same problem!! Bought a different one.