Mount-It! Monitor and Keyboard Wall Mount, Height Adjustable Standing VESA Keyboard Tray, 25 Inch Wide Platform with Mouse Pad

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I have this mounted on my Longarm frame. Basically it works just fine. I do struggle occasionally with it wanting to "dip" down

" I Love " it makes your TV look like an all-in-one monitoring system

have a monitor setup on the wall in my garage to order car parts.. no more " where's the flipping keyboard??"

this is exactly what we needed! we needed something to hang under a monitor in our office next to an x-ray machine. it's very easy to set up. You just put it against the back of the monitor and then put the mount on top of that and then screw it all in together. Then we connected the mount on the monitor to the piece in the wall and voila!! It is adjustable. the whole thing can move up and down in case you want it closer or further away from the monitor and it tilts so it can sit at almost 90 degrees or you can tilt it down at like a 45 degree angle.

very well priced and well built. easy to put together and install. worked very well with an inexpensive articulated mount.

Great option for mounting monitor, keyboard and mouse tray to the wall. All you need to add is a cheap monitor wall mount and add this between the monitor and the wall mount. I used it withOrienttvbracket TV Wall Mount Bracket Fixed Position for most 14 to 24 Inch LED LCD OLED Plasma Flat Screen Panel with VESA up to 100x100mm and 35 lb

Works great for my use. Seems sturdy and I love the adjustable keyboard height. Overall I am very happy with it. -1 star because no-matter how much I tighten it up it still droops till it hits the wall.

It's solidly made, maybe too solid. It's really too heavy to use if your monitor arm swivels up and down at the vesa plate. Additionally, make sure your monitor's inputs aren't going to be blocked by installing this, otherwise you'll have to get mad long M4 screws to extend the distance from the plate (45mm worked for me), which will make it even more nose-heavy.If the up/down swivel of your vesa plate can be locked and the plate doesn't cover your inputs OR you are doing a fixed installation on a wall where none of that matters, this is a nicely built piece. I can't use it for my purposes and it'll probably cost as much to send it back, so I'll just eat the cost of this and maybe use it elsewhere down the line.

So far it is amazing. It works best, I would assume, in combination with either a chair with arm rests or standing. In conjunction with a vertically hinged wall mount and aforementioned chair this is an ideal way to keep a desktop computer without taking up the space of a full desk. The only complaint I have so far is the cord guide is useless and made for what looks like peripheral cords from the 80s.

Here's the issue with this item.It would be perfect, EXCEPT... You have to get a VESA arm mount to mount it to the wall. There are no holes in the main backing plate to mount it directly to a wall! You will have to drill your own holes in the main back plate if you want to use screws to mount it directly to a wall.To the manufacturer: All you have to do is make this thing with 4 more holes directly below where the monitor mounts to the plate. That's allllll you have to do to make this a usable item in all situations.

it would be nice if the key board could flip up out of the way dor the us we got it for.

Keyboard tray is a bit flexible but it does the job fine.

I used this with a monitor wall mount to setup a garage Workstation. Works well!

It works but kind of flimsy and puts you very close to monitor. I would recommend spending more money and getting better quality

It's very compact. Which is great for space saving, but at the same time, there is no room in the tray for a midsized keyboard, which hangs over the edge, and the area for the mouse is very small and just shy of unusable.

It's okay, but way too heavy for a desk arm mount. I've seen an aluminum one and it's better to pay extra for a lighter alternative. If you plan on attaching this to a monitor arm mount go with the aluminum. If you have a permanent or wall mount that has no tilting, then by all means this product might be a choice.If they reduce the weight, it will become an amazing product.

It was installed and works well...with the exception that the rear adjustment nut (for pivot tension) is very hard to get to after its put up.

This keyboard tray is very Wobbly, both front to back and side to side. It works great other wise.

Not difficult to put together. The only issue I have is the mouse moving as I type. Other than that, it works just fine for what we needed it to do in our receiving area.