HONKIDComputer Keyboard Stand for Desktop,Adjustable Keyboard Riser for Apple Magic Keyboard and Flat-Back Keyboards Only, Ergonomic Office Desk Accessories

Bought this for my Apple Magic Keyboard which is not only thin, but very flat. The first level straight out the box is enough rise to make typing comfortable. It was easy to apply and it's making typing a lot more enjoyable.

This was a must for someone who avidly collects mechanical keyboards. Some of the boards in my collection do not have rise up feet to change their angle and that is a must for me. It makes typing so much more enjoyable and easy. I was happy to see that this product existed and I immediately put it to the test.I am currently using it now on an Epomaker e84 board and it has made the typing angle so much better for me now. I know that it will do the same for the other mechanical keyboards in my collection. My only gripe with it is that it already makes my keyboard angled so much more that I do not even need to use the rise up features. I guess that is a small gripe considering it is doing what it said it would do, but with three stages, it seems to be a little intense when I haven't even used the first level yet. There's no need to.That is a very small complaint as I am happy with the results, but it has to be mentioned as I was not expecting this, so I have to put this on potential buyer's radar. I also want to see how well the adhesive lasts for someone that changes keyboards on a whim like I do. If the stickiness doesn't last, I hope the grip at least does.

Good if you like a really angled typing experience, I guess, or if your keyboard otherwise sits perfectly flat at 0 degrees. Even on the lowest setting, this stand probably adds about an extra 4-5 degrees. Many mechanical keyboards will already start at a 3-6 degree typing angle, so you're quickly approaching excessive typing angles that will feel uncomfortable to your wrists. Actually, at the highest angle I could almost use this stand for display purposes. I could only recommend this for someone who has a keyboard without any typing angle to begin with, i.e. totally flat.Otherwise, some general notes about the product: Unlike another reviewer, I didn't have any trouble with the stand locking into place and that's using a heavy aluminum keyboard that weighs around 5lbs or so. It's made well enough but does feel a bit cheap. I don't think the value is appropriate for what you're getting. And, once again, I'm not sure who in the world would be using this on the highest setting. My only other thought is that this could be a good product for someone trying to have a negative typing angle for ergonomic reasons.

Disclaimer: All opinions are my own and I pride myself on unbiased reviews that can help others decide whether something is worth it.I LOVE this. It’s great! So much better than the feet you have to adhere to the bottom of your keyboard/laptop but it’s basically on that one device forever unless you want to go through the trouble to remove and get new adhesive to use it on a different device. This is plastic so I was worried about how well it’ll hold up but so far so good. I’m using it on a very heavy, high quality, full aluminum keyboard. It stuck on perfectly. You simply slide it to the width you want (there are a couple of notches that it’ll automatically lock into), peel the paper off the grippy adhesive, and you’re good. Just make sure the bottom of your device is clean for maximum adhesion. It gives a slight height boost as it, and after that you can flip the multiple feet to choose from an additional 3 other heights to angle your keyboard/laptop. So you have a total of 4 different heights to choose from. Need to use it on a different device? Pull off, wash the grippy adhesive with water, once it’s dry it’s ready to be restuck onto a different device! I LOVE how reusable this is!!!! I actually swap keyboards a lot so this is super useful compared to the one and done adhesives ones. The only thing that confuses me are the stickers it comes with. It’s different colors for you to change out and stick on the stand but there’s no point. Literally no one sees it lol. They should save on sticker paper, it’s wasteful.Other than that, this is soooo worth it. I can’t get over what a fantastic idea this is!

I have a discontinued older style Microsoft keyboard with the built-in wrist rest that is curved. Most keyboard risers don't work for the style I have, but this one works great! Installation is beyond easy! Comes with 3m style adhesive stickers on the backside of the unit to connect to the underside of the keyboard. It is also adjustable for just about any width keyboard as well. Once attached, there are 3 different levels to choose from for your preference of keyboard angle height. For me it definitely helps with wrist fatigue when typing all day. Great product, great price!

I have this keyboard I really like (LTC Nimbleback NB832). It looks good, sounds good and feels good to type on. The only issue I had with the keyboard is it didn't have adjustable feet so it just lays flat. Not no more. With this adjustable keyboard riser, that issue has been resolved. It has 4 settings. At the (what I would call) the zero setting and all the feet in, it has a pretty good angle now. I will probably be using this setting the most. With the first set of feet pulled out, the angle is good but might be too high for some people. The 2nd set out the angle is way too high for my liking. And I think the final set of feet are reserved for psychopaths who like to type on walls versus desks.Installation couldn't be easier. Just remove the film off the sticky pads and place the stand on the flat part of the keyboard. Pick the height you like and get to typing.I currently have the stand at the most narrow setting on my 75% keyboard and it fits perfectly. I don't have a 60% keyboard to test with but it looks like it should also be fine as long as that keyboard doesn't have little rubber pads like my does. But you can see the stand fits perfectly between the 2 pads.Very happy with the riser stand.