Ergonomic Keyboard Laptop Mouse Stand Mount for Workstation Video Gaming,Installed to Chair or Any Round Bar with Maximum 1.96 inch Diagonal Thickness

Wish it was a ball-bearing hinge that could allow me to freely swing the keyboard around; bottom arm that ties to chair is flawed as I had to cut one of my plastic rings around my hydraulic just to give it a bit more give to swing around my chair.

OK, it’s going on 3 years since I’ve purchased this. I stand by it; I still absolutely love this. I’ve had to buy a new mouse pad and cut it to size, but I mean, 3 years, yeahhhh, it gets dirty. I would like the keyboard tray to have a better design attachment, but I just tied it with some string to make it tighter, given it was a little wobbly before. I do have to say I recommend it to everyone, but they either look at me crazy for not having a desk or they say it’s Neato. Oh, I also vinyl-coated the keyboard tray to match the countertop.

Sure my barber chair is not what the product was meant for, but it does the job. A little cheap material

My initial expectations were low. Various reviews talked about cheap quality plastic, poor metal casting, and cheap looking metal fasteners. Needless to say, I walked through the installation gingerly fastening things together. I was trying to avoid over torquing any element. Instructions challenged my assumption that I knew English. I'll let you judge for yourself if it's just me (see pictures). I did not watch the youtube video(s). But I would say if I needed good instructions the physical instructions would have been a strain to understand. Thankfully the process was pretty self-explanatory for me. After slowly torquing each joint I was finally able to get the keyboard stand sitting in a comfortable position over my laptop. There is some slight bobbing while I type but it's tolerable. Unless you have really thin thighs you probably won't find much comfort in having the keyboard as low as I have it in the picture. Right now the keyboard arm is somewhat like a seat belt over my lap. That being said if you have a larger lap/larger thighs or are in a reclining chair like the one I'm showing this might not be as ergonomic as you desire. The mouse stand/pad/tray was a bit of a challenge to integrate with this chair ("VUYUYU Massage Video Gaming Recliner Chair"). The primary reason for that is the design of the arm rest does not leave much for you to secure around the arm rest with. The only option I saw was to drill into the armrest. Additionally, due to armrest design and not having the exact length of screw required, I had to saw off the end of 2 of the screws to get it secure correctly. Time will tell if this thing holds up. Since this is only day 1 for me I will have to follow up to provide updates on how the product handles normal use. So far I am pleasantly surprised that it's comfortable and nothing has broken so far (as a number of people have described in their reviews).

First off: this thing is AMAZING. However, there are some caveats. Here we go... I'm using this with a Herman Miller Aeron. Your mounting experience could vary based on your chair, but should be generally similar. BIGGEST NEGATIVE: the mousepad. - flimsy, especially compared to how sturdy the keyboard tray is - relatively small - mounting bracket is too small for many armrests. I had to zip-tie it to mine. - not adjustable - mousepad can easily get pulled off, even by just brushing it with your elbow That being said, it still works, and in the end is super comfortable. I usually play with very high sensitivity anyways, so the size wasn't a problem. However, if you like a large mousepad, this won't be ideal. You may need to get used to higher sensitivity. Otherwise, the keyboard tray is SUPER sturdy. Installation is a bit of a pain, and the instructions are super vague, but an hour should have this thing set up. I'm typing this review on the keyboard tray right now. There's obviously some wobble, but it's surprisingly minimal considering this is a floating tray mounted the way it is. Overall, I would ABSOLUTELY recommend this. Surprised I don't see more people with something like this.