Customer Reviews

3M Under-Desk Keyboard Drawer, Gel Wrist Rest with Antimicrobial Product Protection (KD45)

5 star:		(2)
4 star:		(0)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

I have tried several keyboard trays and this one was very simple to install under my desk and it really helps take the pressure of my wrists/arms from having my keybard too high on the desk. This item is also easily adjustable and not one of those you will hit your knees on! I also like the mouse pull out to the right. However, to keep it out, you have to use the lowest adjustable setting of the 3. Great product! The other cool thing is it's not the expensive one out there, so you'll be good with this one!

The Amazon listing for this keyboard tray gives it's width as 25", but that could only be true if you were measuring from one edge of the brackets to another with the brackets already installed. The actual interior tray size is slightly less than 21.5". I bought this because my keyboard is just over 21.5" long and it doesn't fit in the tray.

It was easy to install and works well. My favorite thing about it is that on the lowest level I have enough room to type without pulling out the drawer. The thing I don't like is the mouse tray, which is flimsy and awkward to use.

For the price (especially on Amazon), this keyboard tray is OK. Out of the box, there is very little hardware - four brackets and some screws. Now, the installation part....

Upon installation, the brackets are very flimsy. Although the tray is tightly secured to the desk, it moves and shakes because the brackets bend very easily. The screws are also very cheap, and strip easily. Lastly, the gel wrist provided in the box is nice material - but not comfortable at all. I had to use another one.

I type 8 hours a day. Would I purchase this item again? probably not. Fortunately, my employer reimbursed me for this item.

Do a little research. Amazon is great, and may have another tray for cheaper. Don't be mislead by the 3M sticker.

I would pay more to have a framed bracket and a mouse tray that doesn't force you to remove the mouse when you push the drawer in.

The drawer itself is nice, but the overall design is ill-conceived, and has the indications that it wasn't really tested by real users.

I don't know what the other guy was thinking... I guess if you never need to push in your drawer or don't need the mouse tray, and are a light user, then I can see how they would rate this high (or they're in a ratings-mill in India lol...)

Over a month ago I ordered this keyboard drawer. I wish I could review it and tell you how great it is (or isn't). I still don't have one to use, evaluate or review. One did come via UPS with no packing material and the metal slides were bent. I tried to return this. I was told I'd receive an email within 24 hrs. with the return procedure and RMA number. No email came. I called and was told to call a special phone number to get an RMA. The number was continually busy. I went on line and was told that my order number didn't match my zip code. Click. I was bounced. I wrote a review and the response I received was an email telling me that someone would take care of this. In the mean time would I please remove my negative review. Well, here it is a month later and I still don't have a key board drawer. My credit card was charged very promptly. That is the only part of this deal that worked correctly and quickly. When you look up dysfunctional company in the dictionary, do you get this one's listing?