ESC Soporte de teclado de computadora abatible para escritorio, elevador de teclado inclinado y soporte para laptop con 3 ángulos ajustables

I like the keyboard I got for my MacBook, but I hated how flat it lay. This was the perfect solution. I was worried this would be a bit flimsy, but it's been very sturdy. Works great!

Wonderful device and easy setup! Thank you!

Works great. Easy to set up. I'm using it right now.

This keyboard stand tilting riser is a great addition to my setup. It was very easy to install and took just a few minutes to get everything in place. The quality is excellent—sturdy, well-built, and holds my keyboard securely without any wobbling. The tilt feature makes a noticeable difference in comfort and ergonomics. Overall, a simple, high-quality product that does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Highly recommend!

This keyboard stand performed as promised. You have a choice of height at the top of your keyboard. The attachment of the stand uses adhesive pads which, so far, have retained their adhesion. The stand is narrow enough to not extend beyond a compact Apple keyboard yet the support does not wobble. If you have a small space available for your keyboard, this leaves mouse space. For my needs, it works very well.

It works well. I have noticed however that if I go for certain function keys along the top edge of the keyboard that the keyboard tends to tip up causing it balance issues. I'm learning to lighten my touch alone the top corners mostly but across the top of the keyboard as well. It was worth the price as I hate the Apple flat keyboards. I'm not a touch typist though I do pretty well for myself and perhaps this is the cause of the issues I have HOWEVER - all things being said the riser is worth the price and makes the keyboard MUCH easier to use. It is well made as well.

I like the design, it's sturdy and works well but it's not staying completely adhered to my brand new Apple Magic Keyboard. The plastic arm that connects the two "adhesive" ends of the stand has a bit of a bow to it. So when it's attached to a keyboard the bow puts a strain on endmost parts of the "adhesive" patches and after a couple hours they are lifted partway off the keyboard. Tried really pressing "adhesive" down hard, repositioning, everything but cleaning keyboard bottom with alcohol (which shouldn't be needed on a fresh-from-factory keyboard). I will try that next. tho. What I may have to do is scrape off the "adhesive" pads and replace with Command strips. Three stars because the stand does work and it's not coming completely unstuck from the keyboard. The bowing is the issue.

I am a desktop MAC user. For years now, the MAC desktop keyboard has been thin and completely flat. You'd think it would have a least little legs to prop it up if you wanted to, but nope. I guess if you're a laptop user, you're used to a completely flat keyboard, but even when I did own a laptop, I remained firmly a desktop user. My Apple keyboard flat on my desk felt odd, but I adapted. Although, apparently not fully. My typos eventually got ridiculous, but it never dawned on me the flat keyboard could have been part of the issue. One day, I don't know how, but I got the idea to search for a keyboard stand. And as usual, when we want to buy something, the review nightmare begin an hour - or more - of searching. How to figure out a nitpicker bad review from a real bad review is not always